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Supermarkets in Rialto, CA

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  1. ALDI - 630 West Foothill Boulevard

    630 West Foothill Boulevard, Rialto CA 92376

    4.1 Good 221 reviews

    “Great prices! Yeah it may not have everything you want like certain brands, but considering this is a European based store, it has a great variety. You will at least find everything you need!”

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  2. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 300 West Baseline Road

    300 West Baseline Road, Rialto CA 92376

    3.3 Good 239 reviews

    “I stop going to this small Walmart in Rialto off on Baseline Road because of bad customer service! But today I decided to go because I needed a few items for dinner and this is the closest to my home dredging that I might have that same bad experience from before,, and to my surprise I was greeted by RoseMary a very nice lady asked if I needed help because she saw me looking like I needed help lol but I was waiting for my son to catch up to me! just the fact that she took the time to stop and asked if I needed help made feel really happy!! Thank you so much RoseMary for your kindly approach ? keep up your amazing customer service because of you I will definitely come back to shop here again!! We need more employees like RoseMary!!! ?”

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  3. Cardenas Markets - 250 West Foothill Boulevard

    250 West Foothill Boulevard, Rialto CA 92376

    3.1 Average 196 reviews

    “People are here to shop, not many issues here with anything. Though if you don't look like a regular you get lots of stares. It's almost like Rialto is a different country if you've lived in LA for while”

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