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    Miracle Market

    3.3 (54 reviews)
    ModerateGrocery, Delis
    Closed 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Flies in the meat

    The customer service isn't that great neither is the cleanliness of the store I've been coming her for at least 11 years but today was my last time coming not only does the meat not look fresh the store has a smell but that's not the worst part as I'm waiting for my lunchmeat I see a roach crawling on the meat counter I told the butcher he killed it but there was also several flies in the meat case one was just sitting unbothered on a container that had links it it that was only partially covered that is just disgusting

    Idk what in this photo but it STINKS!
    Loddy D.

    Ok so all the review about the stench customer service and flies are all true. I was here for some meats against my will but anyway I smelled this place through the mask before I even hit the door. Customer service sucks the black guy with the gold teeth (yea he had no mask on) was rude. And calling women mama won't smooth things over I'm not your mom! I was told it would take 10 minutes to thaw the meat I ended up being here for an hour until he just gave me a box of what I wanted which was $80. No apologies for the long wait or skipping over numbers just trash. Parking lot sucks too.

    Deli meats and more pre- cut and sliced to order.
    Shawn C.

    Back in the day when I was young. Remember the days when your parents took you shopping at a Market away from where you lived this is a memory I cherish listen up I'm going to take you way back.. This Market is in the heart of the hood and I don't care this is where I choose to shop. This market is the last of the mom and pops that dominated in the 70's. Get over here and check them out if you too are hankering for a bit of the way things used to be. Take a number and step aside. I appreciate specialty cuts of meat because of my Mother she's from Arkansas and country to the bone as a child her dinner lived in a pen or ran around the yard they ate everything from the roota to the toota. She had her family overnight her squirrel and possum after she came to California. I came one day from school and saw a squirrel cooking and I just about lost my mind. I don't want to meet my meat. I don't apologize for appreciating such things as fresh cut to order deli meats a block of bologney and pickle loaf with white bread and the chittlins and neck bones my mother prepared with love the oxtails she had cut to order the hot links and ribs we barbecued in the back yard. They would jam to that music and we would crack up listening to Bobby Blue Bland sing " if you're going to walk on my love please take off your shoes" zzz hill and Johnny Taylor blaring late into night while they played bid whist. Those days are long gone but I remember the love and fun we had cooking and eating together. On this day my sister and I went shopping she had to get a few bags of chittlins for Christmas and although I don't eat them she loves them. They have retro candy too I love those now laters and zag nut bars. Oh and a bottle of Boones farm pink lemonade or strawberry hill remember that or pink champale. I had bacon cut from a slab with the rind on and a fat sour pickle as a kid we stuck a peppermint stick inside of it. I glance at the pig feet passing it right on by ordering up some hog head cheese a thick piece of spicy and a thick piece of regular with a box of saltine crackers omg that's good eating. Before you say yuck picture being poor and having to make do with the lesser cuts of meat my Mother took those parts and made something yucky taste delicious and I'm proud of her. What was odd was we could afford to eat anything we wanted my family was middle class however my Father hated almost every thing roota or toota especial chittlins and anything pig I guess you could say he brought home the bacon and my mother cooked it. We can't eat those things much now for obvious reasons. My daughter would never eat things like pickle loaf,potted meat,neck bones or liver she even hates mayonnaise she would starve first. She grew up in a condo and never ran to an ice cream truck at home I remember our truck grandpa goodie was his name his music theme was Tyrone Davis "turning point" when we heard that song we took off running yelling ice cream truck. He had the best chili fries and chili fritos he was a trip years later I heard he sold funny cigarettes too. That's why the big kids loved him lol. My food choices are better but once a year or so I need some old school food from my past. Pickled pig feet anyone. Lol

    Had to stock up on my favorite Louisiana sausage since I'm down this way - Boudin

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    7 years ago

    This market is cool I love the meats and the manager joe is nice with other women. GREAT SERVICE!! Come here binches

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    10 years ago

    Has the best Chicken Links in California!! Been here for years!! In the hood but well worth the triip

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    10 years ago

    I come all the way from Los Angeles for the Boudin sausages and rabbit.... Market smells really bad!!!!!

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    1.0 mi
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    Locally owned & operated

    Given the location, this place actually delivers. It has fresh produce and meats. They even have…read morefresh tortillas being made for pick up. This place is well kept and organized. There is really nothing else you need. Food, water, Alcohol, meats and everyday resource necessities. Bathrooms have a cipher lock. Workers will not provide you the code but will escort you to the restroom and open it. Security is present in front of the entrance. To exit, you must go through the cashiers, regardless if you are purchasing or leaving without an item for purchase. Compton is notorious for many things. Its like day and night from the outside to inside. Keep in mind that there is a metro station nearby. There are many rift rafts surrounding the area. This Superior is exceptional for sales of good. I recommend if you are nearby and in need to grocery shop. Prices are cheap and fair. Employees are helpful, as long as you dont give attitude. Again remember where you are at. Be kind and courteous. Plenty of parking with surrounding business establishments.

    My family has been shopping at Superior Market in Compton since we moved here 5 years ago, but…read moresadly the quality of this store has noticeably declined over the past couple of years. My mom recently purchased smoked turkey from this location, and after cooking it, the taste was foul and clearly not right. Food quality and freshness should never be taken lightly. What's disappointing is that it feels like management no longer cares about maintaining the standards customers deserve. Just because people live in Compton does not mean we should accept poor quality food or lower standards. There are hardworking, educated homeowners and families in this community who absolutely know what quality looks like and expect the same level of respect and service as anywhere else. I hope management takes customer concerns seriously and improves the quality and freshness of the products being sold.

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    2.7(129 reviews)
    3.5 mi
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    Fast, easy, and hassle-free. I was able to get in and out quickly, and the self-checkout made the…read morewhole process even more convenient. The store was clean, well-stocked, and everything I needed was easy to find. Definitely one of the smoother grocery runs I've had.

    I have been a regular customer at this Vons location for nearly 20 years and live within walking…read moredistance. I shop here frequently enough to recognize many of the employees, security staff, and even staff at the fuel station. This has always been my neighborhood grocery store, which made my experience today especially disappointing. I am a nurse and had already had a long day working with and caring for patients. I stopped at Vons to quickly pick up a few groceries before an appointment. I had only a handful of items and was nearly finished at self-checkout when an employee approached me and stood extremely close to my left side without saying anything. She was close enough that I had to ask, "Can I help you?" because I had no idea why she was standing so close to me. Instead of explaining herself, she began handling and going through my groceries. I initially thought she wanted my hand basket, so I handed it to her. She responded that she was going to "help" me. I told her that I had not requested assistance and asked what exactly she was helping me with. She then picked up my package of andouille sausage and stated that it had not been scanned. I immediately pointed directly to the self-checkout screen, where the andouille sausage was clearly listed for $3.99. She stood there looking at the screen for approximately 30-45 seconds. After realizing the item had, in fact, been scanned, she dropped the sausage back down and simply walked away. There was no apology, no acknowledgment that she had made a mistake, and no explanation for why she had approached me and begun handling my groceries in the first place. I completely understand that employees are responsible for monitoring self-checkout and preventing merchandise from leaving the store unpaid. That is not my issue. As a longtime customer, I expect those responsibilities to be carried out professionally and respectfully. A simple, "Excuse me, I just need to verify an item," would have been entirely reasonable. Instead, I was approached without explanation, had my personal space unnecessarily invaded, had my groceries handled, and was incorrectly told that I had failed to scan merchandise. Once it became obvious that the item was properly scanned, the employee did not even extend the basic courtesy of acknowledging her mistake. This area is home to many nurses, healthcare workers, and other professionals who stop here before or after long shifts. Customers coming in after a demanding workday should be able to purchase their groceries without being made unnecessarily uncomfortable or treated with suspicion when they have done nothing wrong. After nearly 20 years of shopping at this location, this interaction was unacceptable and completely inconsistent with the experiences I have normally had here. I hope management reviews what occurred and addresses the employee's approach to customers.

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