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    Food4Less

    2.4 (65 reviews)
    ModerateGrocery
    Open 6:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
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    My bad experience at food 4 less they stole my quantum physics beginning books. They take want they want at store....

    Worst experience I've had food 4 less, they steal your item you leave... told me leave and cops too. This market here worst one ever been too.

    I am a long-time customer of your store and am writing to express my deep concern and disappointment regarding an incident that occurred at one of your locations -- specifically the 11507 s western Ave store. On the morning of April 19, 2025 I, along with several other customers, was waiting outside the store before its scheduled opening time of 6:00 AM in hopes of purchasing newly released Pokémon products. To our dismay, we witnessed a male employee in a pink shirt, who we understand is the store manager, entering the store before opening hours and purchasing those items for himself. This behavior is unacceptable. It violates the principle of fair access for all customers and gives the impression that employees are abusing their positions for personal gain. As a manager, this individual should be upholding the standards of integrity and fairness, not undermining them. I strongly urge your company to investigate this matter and take appropriate action to prevent similar incidents in the future. Your customers deserve a transparent and fair shopping experience, and it is important that your company's values are upheld at every level of the organization.

    Security hit the Pokemon Machine & Employee in black was his look out

    Regarding employees during their shift interacting with the Pokémon Machine. During work hours we were shopping for waters and extraS and we were going towards the Pokémon Machine when we noticed 2 employees beat us to it. One was a security guard and the other was a worker dressed in black who kept a look out. Once they got the product from the machine they went back to their post. Obviously this was during their work hours and not during the break. Called their # number and spoke to the manager on shift and he said there was no policy against it. He didn't seem to care and it was evident why. I checked their yelp and noticed the manager himself has been caught doing this before and it was posted on their store yelp. Our incident happened today 1/31/25 around 9:30-940am. If the workers were off their shift or before their shift maybe I'd understand, unfortunately this isn't the case this time around.

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    Yosmar J.

    This food 4 less has changed for the better. I've been coming here for years and hadn't been her since it was remodeled ( a few years now). They have a vast majority of well branded food items at a reasonable price. Their veggies were very fresh and fully stocked. They have long aisles and they're very spacious as well, making it easier for people to go around. Their customer service is good as well. Team members are always willing to help you find what you're looking for.

    Food4less gas station

    This is a nice huge supermarket with so many selections. They also have a 24 hour gas station with reasonable price and no long lines. Lots of parking spots and nice restroom. Huge selection of meats and produce. No membership fee. Pick up and delivery allowed. Plus can clip coupons via app.

    This is why I stop coming and there is a line behind me and for the 15 items or less
    Corey W.

    I'm coming to update my review. I just happen to stop by here and paying over $200/$300 In groceries and waiting inline. Why are there never enough cashier to charge people out. I love having it close but honestly it's a hassle.

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    Elisha R.

    I grew up in Inglewood and still come back once or twice a week because my dad still lives there, i have only shopped at this Food4Less location once and that was a good 10 years ago, i just got back home from shopping there today and it was SPECTACULAR. I shop at the Downey location every week which is by my house. This one is MUCH better stocked, roomy and clean. Alot of items that ive never seen at a Food4Less. The produce and meat sections are beautiful. And this one has a gas station which the Downey location doesnt, so i never get to use my monthly gasoline discount. Plenty of employees to help and they actually say hello. And the cashier that checked me out, receipt says Ashley W, was super nice, and she was training someone. This is my new Food4less.

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    Marukai Market - yum yum: spicy rice crackers

    Marukai Market

    3.8(622 reviews)
    9.2 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$

    On my family's last day in Little Tokyo before going to Legoland, my family and I visited Marukai…read moreMarket which was an awesome destination! The market had a huge selection of merchandise from Japanese snacks and beverages to grocery items, housewares, beauty products as well as some special and unique items. We were able to spend a fair bit of time walking the aisles looking over items we don't usually get a chance to see too often in Las Vegas. I really enjoyed how many options there were and the overall feel of the store. Visiting the store was a great way to end our time in Little Tokyo and we actually picked up a couple of items to bring along on our travels! Marukai Market is definitely worth stopping by while visiting the neighborhood! There are so many different Japanese snack foods. If you need to do some grocery shopping as well in the area for your hotel stay or are looking for something new to check out, this is a great place to stop by!

    Nice Marukai located in one of the small hubs around Little Tokyo. I've been visiting this place…read morefor years, but because of the distance/drive it is very few and far between to when I see it. They have a wide selection of items. And if all of the restaurants in the surrounding area are out of your budget, you can always come here for a quick bite. My only gripe is that the store is pretty tight and therefore feels a bit claustrophobic/cluttered even though it's actually pretty orderly.

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    Marukai Market - Part of my purchase.

    Part of my purchase.

    Marukai Market - Spicy tuna roll and strawberry meiji sticks

    Spicy tuna roll and strawberry meiji sticks

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    Zion Market - New market

    Zion Market

    4.1(35 reviews)
    8.9 miKoreatown, Wilshire Center

    Zion Market is one of my favorite Korean markets! They have really affordable prices on produce…read more There are always rotating specials at the front of the store. Their marinated galbi short ribs are delicious, their marinade tastes like restaurant quality. There's also a good selection of marinated meats. They also serve hot foods like Korean fried chicken, kimbap, fried rice, and japchae located towards the back of the store. There's also a good selection of banchans, and I love their kimchi. The store is clean and well stocked. The lines for registers tend to move fast. Parking is free for two hours in the structure with validation. Don't forget to download their app to earn points on every purchase for discounts.

    I went to Zion Market with my mom on Sunday afternoon, March 15th. I had just come back from going…read moreout and ran into my mom in front of the elevator, and she asked me to go to the market with her. But honestly, this place is absolutely terrible and horrible. Both my mom and I agreed that we will never come back here again. My mom had come to get a refund because one of the pears she bought the day before was completely rotten. The market manager refunded $2 to her credit card, which was fine. The real problem started after that. When my mom was trying to drive out of the parking lot, the gate bar went up after scanning the parking ticket, but then suddenly came crashing down. If my mom hadn't quickly backed up, it could have hit her car. The bigger issue was that after that, the gate bar never went back up again. Cars behind us had to use another exit nearby. My mom, who was very shaken, went to ask the market manager what to do, but she said she didn't know. (At first, I stayed in the car and had to tell the cars behind us to use the other exit because the gate was not working). I was very upset when I heard that, so I went inside and asked the manager for the building management's contact number. She gave me a number, but when I called, the person who answered kept saying she couldn't find the address even after I repeated it more than ten times. Eventually, she told me they no longer manage that building. So I asked her to provide the contact number for the property management that handles the building, and she gave me another number. but it led to an automated system. After selecting the emergency option, a man answered, but even after I clearly spelled out "Zion" multiple times (Z as in Zebra, I as in Ice cream, O as in Oscar, N as in Nancy), he still couldn't understand and then told me that they no longer manage the building and hung up. We arrived at the market around 5 PM and didn't get out until 7 PM. No one helped us at all. After the call, I went back to the market manager again, but she still said she didn't know anything. It made me so angry--how can a manager not even know the property management contact for the building they work in? I also have low blood sugar, so when I get hungry, I start shaking. I ended up buying a piece of bread from the Paris Baguette inside the market. I didn't have cash with me, so I had to pay $3.50 with my card, but thankfully, the staff there was very kind. In the end, my brother had to come all the way from Burbank to get a new parking ticket for us so we could finally get out--after two hours. If he hadn't come, we might have been stuck there even longer or had to abandon the car. Thinking about it now still makes me extremely angry. The customer service is terrible, the building management is a mess, and there was no security at all. I never want to come back to this place. We spent two hours there, from 5 PM to 7 PM, completely wasting our time. Because of this, I couldn't do anything I had planned for the rest of the afternoon and evening. It was an absolute nightmare. My mom was also very upset and couldn't believe a place like this exists. FYI) Every time I come to this market, there is absolutely no cell phone signal., which is another major downside.

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    Zion Market - Main entrance

    Main entrance

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    Zion Market

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    L.A. Grocery & Cafe - Inside

    L.A. Grocery & Cafe

    4.1(47 reviews)
    10.7 miHollywood

    I honestly dont know why anyone would want to drink a matcha and shop at the same time, but this…read moreplace is really great for the coffee shake I'm addicted to. It's called Canyon Coffee, but the menu has a rotating selection of espressos, so I'm assuming. The cashier ladies are nice, a bit slow, but there's a seating area so you're not in a long line while a bunch of people wait next to you. They always close the hot foods early so if you need to customize any drinks or order a matcha first, be sure to go to the espresso station and then the cashier station, before purchasing groceries. Better than Lazy Acres/Bristol Farms. L.A. G&C blends in beautifully with the community the market with space set up for craft collabs and the holiday fair, and integrates nuances as distinguishable as Erewhon's, but defines its offering apart from other markets. The only thing is, they dont have many outlets which is strange because the seating area houses so many people theoretically speaking.

    At an event this week our hosts put out an artful platter of fruits, cheeses, crackers, and other…read moreappetizers. It was so beautiful and intricately arranged that I was sure they painstakingly did this themselves. But, no, they got it at LA G&C and went on to describe all the wonderful offerings in such glowing terms that we decided to go out of our way to give it a try. And so, on what could be called a rare dreary day in LA, we made our way to the up and coming hip neighborhood now called Melrose Hill. If you haven't checked out the area, you should probably Google it -- this is a dynamic area undergoing restoration. The main developers aim to keep the character of old Los Angeles while attracting the latest and best venues -- cafes, restaurants, bars -- among them Los Angeles Grocery & Cafe. There is a large parking lot accessed directly off Melrose. When it is time to leave, you simply drive through to the side street exit. Easy! Look at my photos -- the place is barn-like, keeping its rafters from the original building true to the promise of the building owners, with lots of unique inventory and room to add much, much more. You will find things you don't see elsewhere. We snapped up a bunch of items to try, including a few of my all time faves: gnocchi, sunflower butter, and egg salad. I would have gotten the pistachio butter but it has sugar and I like my nut butters sugar-free. If we hadn't been pressed for time, we would likely have loaded the cart with more, so that means a return visit. I want these people to thrive, so please consider coming over here and while you are at it, check out the rest of Melrose Hill, just following Melrose Avenue farther eastward. It won't be long before the entire area is the best place to be in L.A.

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    L.A. Grocery & Cafe - The centerpiece of the store is made up mostly California grown organic produce.

    The centerpiece of the store is made up mostly California grown organic produce.

    L.A. Grocery & Cafe - What I purchased I felt rushed so I choose the wrong  vegan yogurt

    What I purchased I felt rushed so I choose the wrong vegan yogurt

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    Little Tokyo Market Place - Snacking seaweed, golchujang pepper paste, Japanese natto

    Little Tokyo Market Place

    3.6(377 reviews)
    9.0 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$

    Quintessential L.A! Take the metro- station is right across the street- or plenty of parking to be…read morehad for $5-$10! I walked around the outdoor mall area on a recent Saturday. There are great little shops out on the surrounding streets too. It is clean and safe. Squid fry-guy has his cart set-up right near the entrance! Love the energy and the ambiance. Great for a second date or for young to teens- they will love it! Also good for taking out of town visitors. Plenty of food options- street or sit-down, snack to full meal. Tons of tea-bakeries-boba options.

    Thought this was a decent market to pick up a few items when I was in the area checking out their…read moreSaturday flea market. Similar to other Asian market set ups you'll be able to pick up hot food and other items like sashimi as well as other Japanese snacks and goodies. I also happened to pick up some good protein shakes on sale there as well as noted some other staples that I would find in big chain supermarkets. I found the aisles to be well stocked. Prices everywhere are going up so I wouldn't say this is the cheapest place to shop but for what you get it's not bad, and if you are looking to get a variety of what you need for Asian cooking this is a good spot for it. Service was quick and friendly at the register as this no frills and casual market. There is a parking garage behind the grocery as part of the mall but it can get crowded on weekends so if you're lucky you can find street parking but watch for street signs and some areas and streets are not in the best neighborhoods adjacent so be wary of your surroundings.

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    Little Tokyo Market Place - 1 of my favorite snacks: 3.5/5

    1 of my favorite snacks: 3.5/5

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    re_ grocery - I'm so impressed

    re_ grocery

    4.5(113 reviews)
    14.6 miHighland Park

    Legit in love! I saw this place last month with a friend and was intrigued, we didn't go in. Today…read moreI was doing my monthly Rosie Bunny Bean run, hadn't had my morning kombucha and decided to stop in. I was promptly greeted by Marcy - she's amazing btw! I asked her how things worked and she explained it all. The kefir/kombucha bottles are $4 for 16 oz and they have 3 of each on tap. I asked Marcy about one before realizing everything had a QR code and you can easily pull up the ingredients and descriptions/directions for each item. I'm getting away from plastics and this place scratches me right where I itch! They sell just about anything you can imagine! I was so impressed w the selection! They even have produce and fresh sourdough bread! The day old is 50% off and I'm so mad I was in a pinch and had to buy store bought bread, otherwise I would've tried it today. I can't say enough. Even the music was fire and I was shazaming and jamming. Shower gels, body care, non seed oils, baking mixes, laundry pods and things you see in bulk at like Sprouts, but the quality and sourcing seems to be better. Some items don't need jars and they sell paper bags for .10 each. I did a kombucha/kefir tasting. Marcy brought these steel bowls over. No waste at all! If you drink the POG kefir soda at Erewhon and love it, try it here! It's made w fruit and is noticeably better! And POG there is my fave. Just try it at Re_!!! So when I was checking out I asked Marcy about being more prepared and bringing my own glasses next time. They've thought of everything!!!! There's iPads and scales in the front of the store. They weigh your empty containers and give you a sticker with the tare weight and then subtract it from the weight at the end! Revolutionary! They add 3% for the employees. I should've added more. Marcy was amazing and worth it. I'm honestly not big on tipping everyone for just breathing but if all the employees are like Marcy, they are worth way more than 3%! If you sign up you get 100 points instantly, $1 = 1 pt, and at 200 pts you get $10! It's not hard to spend in places like this but it's beyond worth it. I keep seeing things about the harms of plastic and don't get me started on all the other crap in our food. I foresee this as a new staple in my diet and home. They even have cleaning products! I'm getting my spices here from now on too! I'm a fan and I'll be back! Thank you Marcy and to the owners that had this amazing idea!

    We were in the area and decided to check it out! There is street parking in the surrounding…read moreneighborhood btw. There's a bunch of dried foods and goods for the home (think dried shampoos, laundry detergent, soaps), as well as some housewares (soap bottles, etc)! They offer drink options in a refrigerator, as well. For the dried goods, they are in bins and jars. They have a station in the middle of the store for you to pick out the appropriate sized paper bag for you to pack your dried goods. You write the code down in the designated space (and I would also recommend writing a brief description to remind you what you got). Then you place a piece of their tape on the paper bag. Some unique items we got were these lime cactus sticks, sour cream plantain chips (so addictive), hatch chile plantain chips, and a bamboo whisk ($22, no plastic). Service was very friendly. Overall, it's such a cute store for sustainable living!

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