What's the name of the grocery store you go to the most?

[nighttowll]

Sadly, Walmart, but only because it is right beside my work, and I have to go buy work related stuff all the time.

If I get to choose, it'd be Publix (don't have one where I currently live). Then Kroger, then Target.

 

[Princess Leia]

Tesco

 

[middlesista]

Market Basket

 

[VAfamily1998]

Meijer's the grocery store I go to every week.

Costco (I have 4 teen/tween boys!)

 

[CallieMar]

Winco for the weekly shop, Target during the week if I just need to pick up milk or something.

 

[awalker1015]

Aldi for basics, Kroger or Publix to fill in gaps.

 

[awalker1015]

Harris Teeter

I miss Harris Teeter. Kroger bought out all the ones in Nashville.

 

[Domo]

Aldi's. I didn't use to shop there as the quality was very bad, however they opened a new one and it is very clean and the quality is good.

Do you have a Lidl? We have one of each. Surprisingly good quality for the price. Except for their cola - brown acid water with bubbles

 

[klacey1]

Stop & Shop primarily, with a stop at Trader Joe's about once a month. My TJs is in the same complex as a major sports stadium, though, so I have to plan my trips carefully this time of year.

I loved Aldi where I used to live, but the one closest to my house now is dirty and not well stocked. Sad!

 

[Skippy918]

HEB & Costco.

Sometimes Randall's or Sprouts for last minute things.

 

[Poohforyou]

Trader Joe's for most everything. I'll refill fresh produce at wegmans and or stop & shop.

 

[fly girl]

Kroger Marketplace.

Cincinnati is home of Kroger (and all the affiliates -- Fry's, Ralphs, Smith's) and my Kroger Marketplace was the first one. It's changed a lot since it opened (home decor/furniture gone, clothes added) but it's a great store that gets attention because we are in the test market.

 

[pooh2001]

shoprite in NY

 

[AuntieMe3]

Stater Bros or Winco...i usually do my big shopping at Winco because it's cheaper or if I'm going right after work since its close. Staters is more convient so if I just need to run and pick something up I'll go there... (and then get frustrated with the constant huge checkout lines ....)

 

[mamacatnv]

Safeway

Safeway

love the store but spendy. Here in Texas Safeway is Randalls

Winco and Sprouts.

Ohhhh how I miss Winco!

Smiths Food and Drug and Sam's Club

DD mentioned Smiths Fried Chicken the other day, she was discussing the things (mainly food related) that she missed from N. Nevada

HEB-and there's no other choice. There's nothing except HEB stores within at least 100 miles.

Is that a good thing? Personally, I love HEB, it took me awhile to warm up to it as I was used to having lots of options but I have been bit by the HEB bug. Love so many of their products, their community support, spirit and their people are just so dang friendly.

 

[mamacatnv]

HEB & Costco.

Sometimes Randall's or Sprouts for last minute things.

This is us - Costco for meat/produce and household, HEB for the dry goods that I don't need a case of, the smaller produce quantities and several frozen items. Randall's only if I have to due to their prices or if on sale and Sprouts once in a blue moon because they have nice produce and are on the way home, plus there is never a line as they are not busy like all our other options.

 

[Mizzoufan]

Wal-Mart or Aldi

 

[MrJT]

HEB, followed by Wal-Mart, that is pretty much all we have to choose from in San Antonio.

 

[FINFAN]

Garden Fresh

 

[Moxiepup]

Hannaford's for most things. Every couple of months I'll make a foray to Whole Foods in downtown Portland because they carry the tea I like. I'll usually pick up some good cheese or any produce that catches my eye while I'm there as well.
While I like Hannaford's, I miss Wegmans, which is where I shopped when I lived in western NY. Something special about Wegmans!