Supermarkets in Puyallup, WA

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  1. 9518 176th Street East, Puyallup WA 98375

    4.1 Good 257 reviews

    “Winco is a great grocery store to shop in. Its large. They carry a wide variety of stuff..Prices are very good . Employess are friendly. They offer a good variety of both store made products from regular shelf items to prepared salads, and ready made meals in the deli cases. Fresh breads, donuts, pies, muffins and other baked goods.”

  2. 3310 S Meridian, Puyallup WA 98373

    3.9 Good 68 reviews

    “Is it just me or was Target's logo very obviously designed to look like a clitoris with a clit like nickname to match it ? I must be feelin' some type of way today to be pondering this question .. hmmm. Anywho, I LOVE target... maybe a little too much since I've nearly maxed out my target red card, not sure when I'll be able to pay it off, as I get drive up orders here at least twice a week! I've yet to run into any long wait times or big problems with the drive up service like others have mentioned. Service has been pretty darn great as a matter of fact! I'm going to run the risk of this review sounding unfinished but.... That is all.”

  3. 11012 Canyon Road East, Puyallup WA 98373

    3.8 Good 186 reviews

    “I don't regulate here, but the service is good and the employees always ensure they do a good job. I was here on April 25th after leaving an event just west of this location and I was in and out in less than 2 minutes. I'll make sure this is my home Albertsons even if there's one on Pacific and Military.”

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  5. 5616 176th Street East, Puyallup WA 98375

    3.4 Good 241 reviews

    “Richard helped me out with my groceries. His customer service was outstanding! To be honest, everyone there is GREAT!! The options, and prices have gotten much better. This store is safe and very clean!”

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