Albertsons

My go to for bistro salads sandwiches mashed potatoes chicken wings rotisserie and as many items as I can find under their house brand signature café

I came here specifically to find some nice flower arrangements on a Sunday afternoon but was greeted by a miserable selection. Even the roses in the cooler were not very Merry whatsoever. I know it was Sunday but come on Albertson’s, step it up. Especially since there isn’t a florist to be found that is open.

Went back again after a very long time of not shopping at this store and guess what? NOTHING has changed. I was reminded of this when I was there to buy only one item on special and they were out, so I patiently stood in line to request a rain check because no one was at the customer service booth. I asked the cashier for the phone number so that I could call in advance to make sure they have restocked the item on special. She responded in rude tone, I don’t know the phone number here and you are going to have to wait until I ring up my next customer so I can print a receipt with the phone number. The next customer had a lot of groceries and I waited my turn in line. Very rude again, as always.

They are nice to our special education students, the deli is bomb, and the cake decorator is amazing. She wrote, «Happy Birthday Courtney and Armando» in cursive on a cookie. Not impressed? It was a freakin’ Oreo.
Ok, it was a giant cookie, but still. Very impressed.

Rude manager, rude customer service, high prices, over promising on ads and not delivering. Need I say more? Many times, actually most of the times the store associates are very unfriendly. I called in to politely complain about an ad that stated one thing yet the store was unable to deliver, only to speak with a very rude and condescending manager. Will attempt to avoid this place unless they draw me in with another great «ad»

Yesterday’s news: many of the Albertsons stores were bought by the Haggen chain (similar to Whole Foods), and will soon bear the Haggen name.
Curious, I popped into my local Albertsons.
Many years ago I shopped there regularly. However, too often I was approached by the homeless at the door or in the parking lot. Final straw, like a doorman, a foul smelling man stationed himself at the entrance. I immediately began shopping elsewhere.
Couple years ago Albertsons was the first in the neighborhood to put in Self-​Checkout registers. I LOVE checking myself, especially when I’m buying a bunch of junk food. Great for when I just want to get in and out fast.
Over time I noticed the store was improving. Carrying a larger variety of products. Nicer produce. Larger aisles. Cleaner store.
A television ad drew my attention. Albertsons now carries an abundance for pre-​cut fruits and vegetables. Great for juicers, and folks like me who loves homemade soup in the crock pot.
The veggies smell as good as they look. Fresh. Colorful. Lots of mixtures or single items of — bell peppers, mushrooms, squash, carrots, string beans, strawberries, watermelon, kale, garlic, green onions. And the prices are very reasonable.
I bought a package of kale, mix veggies, carton of chicken stock and thin noodles for less than $ 12. My house smells cozy and warm as dinner cooks.

Today is my Birthday Party and turning 50 is a milestone cake! Of course we waited until the last minute to order our cake so my hubby called the bakery at Albertsons and was so lucky to get «Tiffany»! He described what we wanted «Tres Leches with a skull on top». Dio De Los Muertos style. The cake we got was absolutely gorgeous and my husband told me that it wasn’t a highly requested design so we weren’t sure how it was going to come out.
Tiffany, you did wonderful! Thank you for making my birthday cake so beautiful!

Great deals on the buy one get one free, the cashiers are very friendly and the parking is excellent.

I love the buy one get one deal on their meat. Seriously, you cant beat the price for the quality. I was on a hunt for some good shrimp and I’ll be honest, I went to Stater Bros. paid 2 dollars a pound more but they weren’t frozen and looked so much better and bigger than the ones here at Albertsons.
I can never beat their deals on meat though so you’ve got me for life with that.

There’s not really anything so special about the store. It’s nice and they sometimes have unusual items that I’m looking for. For the most part it’s your typical grocery store.
Produce is expensive. It’s not very well maintained either, so I don’t really know what I’m paying for. Soggy, floppy bunches of romaine? No thanks. I’ll go elsewhere.
Other than the produce the store is good. They have everything any other major grocery store would. Don’t come trying to find some out-​there, unusual items. You’ll have to go to whole foods for that. They just have the usual items.
The alcohol prices are great. There’s usually bottles on sale and they have a very wide selection of beer, wine and liquor.
Their bakery is also good. They make great cakes and have little miniature ones ready for a personal sized birthday cake. They also have graduation cakes around that time in June for Kennedy and Cypress high schools.
It’s a great local grocery store other than the produce. Go to Costco or Zion for those items and you’ll get a much better deal.

I just saw the craziest thing. One of their cart associates was pushing carts grubbing on all kinds of food and throwing the containers and wrappers on the ground. On purpose… Yikes!!! Not good!!!
Other then that this store is decent, their alcohol prices are wack! And produce is nice but would like more variety.
Monopoly is just a waste of paper… No one ever wins… Unlike McDonald’s monopoly where they have u winning and coming back to buy more.

Surprised that the Frequent Shoppers card is discontinued. I haven’t been inside one for a bit since they started closing their multiple locations in my locale.
Glad to see they continue to have better quality produce, including organic choices! In fact, the one-​pound packaged clear plastic box of organic spring greens was a better value for your $ than the regular salads.
Good prices all around for dairy — found my mom’s fave here: Kasseri Cheese by Stella. (I do like me some strong cheese!) I was tempted to buy out the entire stock they had. It is that difficult to find!
Whole chicken and ground beef in small packages were also well priced. Good for stocking up and freezing for later use.
I’ve noticed that some groceries seem to have gone off the face of the earth for good, so I hope this one stays open.
BTW: dear Ms. Lady Cashier, I know there is self-​check out but then where would that leave you? That would mean your job is on its way out the door. Be nicer next time.

This was one of the supermarkets I frequented when I was a kid. As the years… decades went by, the place has gone through many transformations and the current one is clean and friendly. Though this deli specifically seems to usually have much older chicken tenders than some that I’ve visited, luckily like all Albertson’s, their fried chicken is the best of all the supermarkets out there. They usually have some great deals in their deli and it would be in your best interest to take advantage of them, especially if you enjoy good quality food for a cheap price.
Though Albertson’s markets usually have higher prices than the other chain markets, if you’re craving delicious deli food, this is the place to go. Try their chicken wings and turkey holiday salad (made from the hand carved turkey they have available at the deli! SO GOOD!). You’ll thank me for helping you discover them.

Nice store large and the produce selection is large which i really like. There is a red box and a pharmacy inside as well. Decent wine selection and starting to get a better beer selection!!!

Good selection but the customer service (cashiers) is unpleasant and the prices are expensive!

I don’t know why people are complaining about this Albertson’s. For a general supermarket, they pretty much have everything that you need. When it comes to the more obscure baking ingredients or healthier ingredient options, they tend to lack a little but then again so do most generic markets. Go to Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s to stock up on the weirder stuff. I’ve never had a problem at this Albertson’s — I’ve been going here since I was little with my mom!
Maybe the cashier people aren’t oozing a bubbly nature but they’ve all been pleasant when I’ve had to deal with them. Lately, I just zip through the self checkout line to save me time (when I don’t have alcohol that is). Also, one time, I bought a box of Triscuits, walked out, and noticed that the box had already been previously opened. Waltzed right back in, let someone know… they just instructed me to leave the bad box on the counter, grab a new one, and then I was on my merry way. Fast, efficient, just the way I like it.

Okay let me start out by saying i’m not a cook, I never been, but today I decided i’m going to start, Albertsons was the lucky store I picked to find all my needs, this place is clean, well lite, the workers are friendly and the prices are not bad. With the weekly ad I got a full basket for around $ 150.00 totally good deal. I had no trouble finding the bakery and the wine isle :) but the rest of the store was a freakin challange, walking back and forth to find things, I must have walked 5 miles around this fuckin store, but everyone was so super nice to me, and I even got cooking advice from the ladies who worked there! Plus there HOT food section where food is already prepared was so tasty and priced average. After spending all that time looking for groceries I didn’t feel like cooking today!

Clean, rent a keg or half kegs here. Service is great.
Weird but they have azn drinks at this Albertsons, sweet! Very clean and organized here.

I come to this grocery store when I don’t feel like being harassed in the parking lot at Stater Brothers down the street.
The area is nicer, the employees are nicer, and the customers are respectful to one another. I’ve never had an issue finding anything in this store — whereas other grocery stores might be limited on certain produce or certain products.
Prices are a bit higher… that’s a given. But they do have that discount card you can sign up for a save a few bucks.
They also have a «self-​check out» aisle. BIG plus in my book. I love not having to wait if that’s an option.
The thing that pushes me to deduct a star… there are always people sitting outside asking for money. No matter the cause, it’s a little uncomfortable when they ask. I just paid for all these groceries… I just wanna go home. That’s my thought process, at least.

This is the best Albertsons grocery store out of 5 locations I’ve been too, and my favorite. I would always come here for ingredients for our next gourmet meal or desserts.
In terms of selections they do have a bit more of what you need here compared to the Albertsons in La Palma and Dale.
The Deli section at this location has better variety, also you even have self-​serve soups here and self-​serve chicken wings?
They even have an organic section near the veggie dept., were you can find taro potato chips, yogurt covered raisins etc. On the beer aisle they even sell beer kegs chilled!
My last visit here we made $ 42.00 of loose coins made to cash from their useful Coinstar machine, but keep in mind you get full credit back for converting your coins for an Albertsons gift card.
Overall, you will get that feel this is a near full blown Albertsons because of variety and this location is clean. I do like to add that they have a self speedy checkout. If you have a preferred Albertsons card to save money I prefer coming to this location.