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  1. ALDI - 1750 University Drive

    1750 University Drive, Vista CA 92083

    4.3 Superb 213 reviews

    “It’s MUCH cheaper than any other place around, Quality food especially their organic brand simply nature. Lots of European selections which is appreciated since I’m from Denmark. And please try the selection of chocolate bars from Germany and Belgium - Delicious! Only con is that it’s a smaller store and I have to go to Walmart for certain spices, diapers, cleaning products etc.”

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  2. Miramar Cash and Carry - 310 Sycamore Avenue

    310 Sycamore Avenue, Vista CA 92083

    4.5 Superb 24 reviews

    “Came by to get some Chai tea. As well some Indian foods. Was surprised to see fresh fruits and vegetables. Everything is super clean, wide open aisles and meticulously organized. The kind lady at the front gave me a free sample to enjoy. And there’s tons of open parking right up front☺”

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  3. Frazier Farms Market Vista - 225 Vista Village Dr

    225 Vista Village Dr, Vista CA 92083

    4 Good 288 reviews

    “The sandwiches from the deli are delicious and well made. They have lots of other delicious things as well like fresh squeezed orange juice. They can get a little pricey but not worse than sprouts I would say.”

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  5. Food 4 Less - 500 Hacienda Drive

    500 Hacienda Drive, Vista CA 92083

    3.6 Good 157 reviews

    “Excelente Cashier.. people very nice and customers service very welcoming.. since we're visiting from NJ.. Prductos like fruits and veggies was ok price good, the price compare with others like Wal-Mart whole-foods .. and Target very affordable.. Fruits if you are going to eat right away worth it but not to keep it for a long period get bad quickly on my opinion product without preservatives goes fast and with you can keep it e en for a month so was fine with me”

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