What is your go to grocery store to shop at?

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1. H-E-B is the only option

2. Publix

3. Woodmans.

4. Trader Joe’s once a week. Costco about every six weeks.

5. Depends.

   Back at home (Colorado) I go to King Scoopers, sometimes Safeway

   Here (Arizona) I go to Fry’s, sometimes Safeway

6. Kroger here in Ohio

   back in Texas I loved Target but we don’t have Target’s with groceries in my city

7. Usually Whole Foods but I’ll do Safeway if I need some brand name crap my kid wants

8. Aldi and Costco. Meijer or the produce market if I need something not sold at the first two.

9. Aldi, Walmart for things I can’t find at Aldi.

10. Food Lion, Walmart for what I can’t find there

11. H‑E‑B if I’m in Texas. Kroger or Walmart if I’m anywhere else.

12. Safeway. Decent gluten free selection, convenience, sales for loyal shoppers

13. crossing to Canada and going to a Save on Foods

14. Winco

    It use to be Safeway until food prices skyrocketed.

15. Hannaford

16. Publix, Aldi and Trader Joe’s.

17. Wegmans.

18. Aldi is my main one, but lately they haven’t been the cheapest for certain things so I’ll go to other stores too.

19. Out in the suburbs, Walmart is basically the only option.

    I’ll make the extra drive out to Publix for produce though, as my local Walmart seems to always be highly inconsistent with produce quality.

20. Meijer

21. Food Lion

22. HEB, the best grocery store ever

23. Shop n Save

24. Hy-vee (Midwest chain), aldi, target, Costco …I’ll go anywhere but Walmart really

25. Meat Farms

26. Winco and Grocery Outlet

    And farmers market for produce

27. Most of my life, it was Krogers. There are far more of their locations than any competitors where I grew up, and i generally liked shopping there, the prices were fair, and they had a great selection of generics.

    However, over the last 5-10 years, the Krogers where I live now in a different state have fallen way off. They often don’t even staff cashiers, demanding that you go to the self checkout, but at the same time making it really hard to buy a cart full of groceries that way. The prices have gone way up, they rarely give coupons now, and the selection of generics is pitiful.

    And so I’ve mostly switched to Wegmans. The prices are comparable for most things, the stores are well lit and clean, the produce is far superior, and they have lots of registers open most days. It seems like they treat their employees well too.

28. Walmart app with home delivery.

29. I drive past 3 grocery stores to go to Lidl.

30. Wegmans. Work there too. It’s a great place for shoppers for sure.

31. I do most of my grocery shopping at Meijer. If I’m just running out quickly for one or two things I go to Kroger.

32. Winco is the way

33. HEB or die.

34. Wegmans

35. #H-E-B

    Where you can store brand products that taste way better than name brand! And is actually quite affordable too!

36. HEB

37. Walmart

38. Market Basket

39. H‑E‑B

40. When I was a kid we used to go to Acme, but as an adult they seem a little interior to Giant. Wegmans is by far the best, but they’re a little too distant to buy ice cream from in the summer.

41. HEB

42. Aldi or Lidl. On the occasion that I need something that neither of them has, I go to Harris Teeter, Target or Walmart.

43. Walmart is the only real option.