Ralphs

After a horrible experience at smart&final across the street. I came straight here where ive never been let down. My cashier was rose and dottie i believe. Rose and dottie both walked their customers to the register which there was no line amazing ! And rose even helped an elderly man putting groceries on counter.
I patiently waited but dottie decided to take me on her side promptly. Food is always fresh they even did a mid day freezer check which i thought was cool. making sure everything is up to good standard. Im about 20 minutes away and i drive just to come here thanx for the prompt, caring and helpfull service ladys

Great service there. When I was there I was asked about 5 times how I was and if I need help. I felt special. They didn’t have ribs I was looking for nor real corn or beets. I did get stuff and the experience was great. Organized and clean. Normally they have ribs. They have great quality but not this time :(. I’ll still go back. Great service.

Lost my cell phone in the store and asked one of the checkers TWICE if anyone had turned in a cellphone and he not ONCE stopped what he was doing to even try to go to Lost and found to see if someone turned one in. before I left I asked another worker if someone turned one in and turns out she found it and returned it to me. TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! The rude checker then proceeded to argue w me when I asked him why he didn’t check! ! If this is how things are handled there I’m afraid to see how they treat real customers! NO STARS!

Used to go to the one on Rosecrans in Norwalk but customer service has gotten so bad there. This has quickly over the last few weeks become my fav Ralphs. Customer service here is so good i almost want them to stop saying hi or are you finding everything ok, i mean everyone of them that you pass by. But i appreciate them doing their job. The store is always clean and well stocked. They can actually talk and work at the same time. Ive been given some great recipes from Matthew while checking out LOL

Thank goodness for my Ralphs card — it felt like the items here were pricier than usual.
This was on my way home from work so I popped by for some essentials — eggs, bread, yogurt, fresh produce & dog food.
The dog food (Beneful) was priced at least twice as much — $ 12.99 for a 7.5 pound bag is simply too much,. That’s the usual price for a 15 pound bag at the store I usually frequent.
I honestly left the store feeling sticker shocked, ($ 154 total plus a verified savings of $ 44) and I’m a regular Ralphs customer!
I felt like the fact this is across from a motel has something to do with the size of the offerings and the prices.

This is about half the size of the Lakewood store, not quite as clean, and of course, a smaller selection. The produce is okay, not quite as good as the other store.
Basically, this is a better place to go it you have to get something, whereas the Lakewood store is a place to shop.

This is one of the two Ralph’s I frequent most because of its proximity to my best friend’s house (Steven S, if you’re wondering). They always have what I need. In fact, the other Ralphs I visit frequently (in Glendora) doesn’t have the 12 pk of generic/​Kroger brand caffeine free diet soda that I like to buy. Or maybe Glendora doesn’t keep enough stock for me to buy in time. Oh well, points for Bellflower on that one.
Last week, I was here and the lady cashier (sorry, missed her name) was being very sweet to a lady who had obviously had a bad day. The customer in front of me was crying and very upset about something. I don’t know what it was, nor am I sure she told the cashier. They were speaking in spanish when I walked up to get in line, but I do understand. The cashier was telling the customer that she hopes her day gets better and that «people like that» should just be ignored. The cashier finished ringing up and bagging the item, but the customer was so flustered it took her a while to find her money. She was also venting to the cashier. That Ralph’s employee doubled as a therapist that day and she didn’t even charge for it. How sweet.
Now shout out to cashier Tony S. He’s so friendly when I walk in. He even tells me where to find good Ma Pa Tofu somewhat locally. He’s one of those awesome customer service guys that remember his «regulars». I like when workers do that.

I go to this Ralph’s bc it is convenient. When i walk in, it’s always clean and the employees are always friendly. Somehow I always get the same lady when I check out and she’s so talkative but still speedy. When I grocery shop, I really just want to get in and out.
I like that there’s a sign outside that says something like «We do not allow soliciting at this location». It makes me feel a bit more comfortable.
I do wish this Ralph’s was bigger and had more options when it comes to the fruits and vegetable sections. My last visit was on Memorial Day and they didn’t have what I was looking for. Smart and Final is down the street but I didn’t want to make another pit stop.

The staff here are amazing people! They are super helpful and always happy. I visit this store at least every other day and I’m always greeted with a smile and awesome conversation. If I can’t find something, they always go out their way to find it for me or go to the warehouse to get it. Also, they are very kid-​friendly

Like better than stater brother good selection good prices clean good service beer prices a little high damm g

This is the second Ralph’s that I’ve shopped at. I use to think it was really expensive, was I wrong they have good deals sometimes. Don’t get me wrong there are some things that are expensive (hispanic goods) but decent pricing.
There is no hassle with finding parking at all. Their produce is priced higher but the taste is much better then other grocery stores that I’ve been too but hey you get for what you pay for right. Basics like milk, water, bread are reasonable with the Rewards card that they offer.
Overall store is clean, items are always in stock, employees are friendly, check out is a breeze (I’ve noticed if there’s more then 3 – 4 people in a line they’ll open up a new one), and I love the fact that they bag your groceries (it’s hard when you have a children and your trying to unload pay and bag all at the same time). I prefer to shop at this location anytime rather then saving a couple dollars in an overcrowded, dirty, under stocked grocery store. But then again I shop at different grocery stores for certain items. I’ll continue coming to this location.

Just had a bad experience at this Ralphs location. As I was paying for my groceries, I noticed the cashier pushing my bags toward me, but not putting them in the cart. There wasn’t a bag boy/​girl around, because they were all talking at the opposite end of all of the check out counters. I had to hurry up and cart all of my bags. On the way out I asked the manager (or as I was told, he was «kind of a manager» and the only one at that moment) was it normal for customers to have to cart their own bags? The manager replied «Yeah, that’s typical standard practice. If you needed help you shouldda asked». WOW! As I was trying to get the corporate number from a checker who was super nice and apologized for what had happened, the manager walked right up to the side of me, shoulder to shoulder and told the cashier (like I wasn’t standing right there) that I could talk to him and I didn’t have to talk to her. He continued speaking in a rude manner to me, telling me again, I shouldda asked for help. I could clearly see he was trying to engage me in a game of verbal ping pong. I let him know that I was going to call the corporate office, to which he said, «make sure you tell them that I apologized to you». Hello… maybe this store is the gateway to the twilight zone, because there was never any apology given. He walked away and started bagging and carting another customers groceries. This location is not great by any stretch of the imagination. I try to not frequent this store, but had to buy some things on the way home. I also agree with another Unilocaler… check the expiration dates on the items you purchase. I have seen items still on the shelf whose expiration dates have come and gone. No one, especially a customer right there in their store should be treated that way. I would definitely suggest going a little out of the way, to Pavilions or Fresh and Easy, which are both in Lakewood.

Nice enough store. Went for a quick shopping trip and was happy with the results. Nice staff didn’t know we needed a club card, but the cashier was nice enough to provide one. Was a decent trip nothing special but not at all bad.

This store is close to home and with gas prices so high sometimes I’d rather deal with atmosphere of this store.
Cons:
The checkers are surly and downright rude at times. The older lady with long hair– I call her the coupon nazi– acts like you are trying to cheat them if you use coupons… even from their own ads.
Double check expiration dates– sometimes there is expired product on the shelf. Yuck!
Don’t come in after 8pm or 9pm– as the late night customers look like they just got out of lock-​up.
Pros:
Convenient if you are getting basics (milk, bread, juice)
** maybe its due to the deterioration of the surrounding area but it was a much better store 4−5+ years ago.

This Ralphs is so convenient for me! Used to not like Ralphs because of the high prices, but it seems like they’ve lowered them. I’ve gotten great deals on my groceries here, and I love this time of year because all the girl scouts and their moms are standing outside the door selling cookies, and I can never say no to them!

I dunno, i went in there for beer… i know it was late and all, cashiers wanted to go home finally and what not… i know the feeling i had just gotten off work. I also know from my job what its like to try to communicate through language and ethnicity barriers in a professional manor. So when two middle eastern guys are trying to pay for beer and snacks, and they don’t speak much english and are trying to pay with a debit card… instead of being chill and try to help them out, this lady cashier just got frustrated and was being really snarky, in a very mean way and acted out. It was kinda sad, she put those guys on blast in line and put them down. It was very uncalled for and very unprofessional manor. SHAME ON YOU LADY… SHAME ON YOU.

What a nice Ralphs, too bad I one came here for some meat. While it was not some mega-​ralphs or a specialty ralphs I left with no complaints and no regrets. Part of the reason I came to this ralphs instead of my home ralphs was because I was in town in this place on the Bellflower/​Alondra intersection near 2 fwys was very convenient.
I parked in thier spacious parking lot and headed inside not knowing what to expect. Everything is in a different location than most other Ralphs I have been to, very interesting. I saw the bread & desert section next to the bread aisle. I did not see the deli, was it closed? Thier bread aisle is not in the midst of cereal and supplies it was facing the lunch meat and cheese area.
as I walked along I saw various aisles with club card savings. They had thier candy area, thier coffee area, thier section of donuts and sweets. I usually buy my fruits and veggies from latino markets so i glanced by these quickly. The meat and milk was in the back. I saw a great price on ground sirloin which I picked up after my running today. They had lots of alcohol in what I call thier alcohol section.
I got in and out of the register with ease and I was on my way, this was a worthy grocery shopping experience.

Even though I don’t have a rewards card, I’d get nitrate gloves ($ 3.99) or onions here. I bought a bottle of 7-​Up ($ 1.39), cilantro, and pineapple juice but I don’t keep track of coupons, exclusive brands, or sales here. Skip their pumpkin pie. Somehow I feel like I get more quality products from Fresh and Easy and Trader Joe’s. The cheese selection looks huge yet the Romano cheeses they carry don’t specify if its caprino/​pecorino.
They also stock crab legs, imitation crab, limes, and tomatoes.