Supermarkets in Simi Valley, CA

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  1. 425A East Cochran Street, Simi Valley CA 93065

    4.1 Good 163 reviews

    “Some great deals but not always lower in price than a major chain. We do, however, shop Aldi plus a major chain and we save a good deal of money. The store is always clean and cashier is friendly.”

  2. 3963 Cochran Street Ste A, Simi Valley CA 93063

    4.1 Good 146 reviews

    “The team at my neighborhood Aldi is nothing short of AMAZING. Their helpfulness and warm personalities keep me coming back time and time again. Manager Eric is incredibly sweet and always goes above and beyond to help. There’s also a cashier—I wish I remembered his name—who is not only efficient, but absolutely hilarious and, most importantly, kind. Every time my mother visits from New Jersey, he remembers her and even brings up something from her last trip. That kind of attention to detail and genuine care is so rare. The folks at this Aldi create such a nostalgic, heartwarming sense of community.”

  3. 2204 Tapo Street, Simi Valley CA 93063

    3.6 Good 183 reviews

    “Went to this store for the first time last week 🙌 great store clean vegetables were Clean n well presented this will by a store I will use each week from on on. Also very nice customer service 👌”

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  5. 1357 East Los Angeles Avenue, Simi Valley CA 93065

    3.6 Good 216 reviews

    “Buthcher didn't seem like he was having a good day. Just doing the job. Cashier Same thing. On the plus side I found everything I was looking for. Produce man was busy talking to a lady. I finally got his attention asking for a certain chile. Husband had to ask where to find a certain produce item Same thing still talking to the same lady.. Maybe if I go back the customer service will be better?”

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