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  1. El Super Hispanic Grocery - 7127 Harrison St

    7127 Harrison St, La Vista NE 68128

    4.9 Superb 12 reviews

    “Great little store! I appreciate being able to buy items we need but a bit closer to home. They have some decent produce for typical Mexican food, variety of tortillas and tostadas, etc. The ladies who run the store are always friendly. Check it out!”

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  2. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 9460 Giles Road

    9460 Giles Road, La Vista NE 68128

    3.9 Good 147 reviews

    “Personally love this store it's very clean and does have a area with Dollar stuff. Greeting card area with good prices too. Fruits and Vegetables look fantastic. They have a tempting desserts right past the fruit and Vegetables and they all look yummy. Personally I would of taken a few buy really trying to lose weight 🙃. They were so tempting and I was hungry if I had my own spoon I would of opened one and started to eat of course I would of paid. Store is not a superstore but they have a great variety of groceries. I really went in for a few things. Know Tracy who works in Pharmacy she said hi shes a great worker. They have self check out or a person who checks you out. I had Favor cute name she was very nice and friendly. I also saw and spoke to Julie , April and John everyone was friendly. Definitely would recommend this grocery store. I was coming from my drs office and needed a new cream and was Happy that they had it and not expensive at all. Later went to another place and they didn't sell it. This store has plenty of parking too. Thanks”

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