Albertsons

Personally, my fav grocery shop! There’s a Wells Fargo Bank inside along with two WF atm machines & a savon pharmacy. Store is always very well stocked up with everything and very neatly too! Great selection of flowers, fresh produce, wines, etc. there’s also a bakery/​deli area which they have huge selections to choose from. Staff is kind and smiley which is great! Eddie is super sweet, friendly & helpful. I always happen to be at his cashier and he’s the kindest person ever. Overall this location is wayyyy better compared to other ones. plus there’s a Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in the same parking lot. I usually grab my coffee and shop around.

I’ve been going to this place for the past four years, and I’m happy with it. But I’m giving this Albertson’s 5 stars because of Ted. Tonight, he told me there was a sale on a dozen eggs that made them cheaper than the half dozen, and let me run back to get them. He also always tapes up my raspberry containers so they don’t come open and fall out. He’s always cheery and cracking jokes. This Albertson’s is good. Ted is great.

I was pleased to walk in and find a clean, orderly, calm store here. I was confused by all the Safeway/Von’s brands till I found out Albertson’s bought them out.
Anyway, after the chaotic feel of Von’s on Sunset, it was a pleasure to shop here. They had all I needed and the chicken was hot off the fryer.

Typical grocery store with your expected store-​staff friendly feel (ahem). My only gripe: just purchased my third non-​dairy creamer product (Califia and Silk) that once opened I find its spoiled. Do a better job storing your coffee creamer products, guys.

This grocery store is less than two blocks from me, yet I avoid it unless absolutely necessary. The facility is fine and clean but the prices have absolutely skyrocketed over the last few years. And it’s just generic stuff, nothing special or worthy of the price hike. I will go out of my way to drive to, fight for a parking spot and wait on a long line at Trader Joes just to avoid albertsons. This place always leaves a serious dent in my wallet and it’s not worth it. If their prices were more on par with Ralphs I would be more willing to go here.

They have the best frozen pizza in the world, a pizza that I know from Europe, called Dr Oetka Ristorante Pizza. But why do you have all the bad versions? Ristorante Peperoni with Pesto? Nobody wants Pesto!!! Where is the normal Pepperoni with tomato sauce? Or the Salami? You offer the best frozen pizza in the world, why don’t you guys get the good versions?
I come all the way from Beverly Hills just for the Ristorante Pizza, so please get it straight and I will update my review.

The staff here is very nice over all but there is one girl i avoid as if you ask her for something she has never heard of it. This has happened not once but several times. The store is also the coldest place in all of Los Angeles. I have shivered there in the middle of August. The parking lot can be very tough as it is shared with a coffee joint and a sushi place. Their prices are about the same as else where in the area. Sometimes their produce is a bit on the iffy side. I generally don’t buy my produce there. The ground beef is good but their chicken is not to my standard (I’m not Martha Stewart). Over all I like the place and enjoy seeing Angelyene in the parking lot flogging her «wares» out of the trunk of her car.

Worst grocery store. I come here out of convenience and regret it every single time. Terrible management.

Located off Hillhurst Ave, and Ambrose Ave., this is the only place I would even consider doing my food shopping.
Far superior to it’s ridiculously overpriced competitors; Gelsons (sucks), Ralphs (suckier), Vons (suckiest).
Get the Albertsons Card for more savings.
Staff is Super Friendly, helpful. Hard working.
The store is well organized, and has a bakery/​deli with so may options to choose from. I especially appreciated the 6 — 8 varieties of buffalo/​hot wings!!!
They have a well stocked meats/​seafood, again at a fair price.
They also have a great health section to serve the sugar-​free /​diabetic populace.
In store pharmacy for convenience. I got all my flu shots here.
Parking is super abundant. Just don’t park here and go somewhere else, or you may get towed.
I see «Angelyne» here more often that I would like to, with her peptoDismol colored vette the result of too much plastic surgery.
Just google her if you don’t know who… or «what» she is.
This store faces the Griffith Park. The Hollywood Sign sits atop the hills and it draws many unexpected visual surprises i’ve often witness when shopping:
–Cobra Helicopters fly-​over
–CH-​47 Chinook Helicopters fly-​over (LOUD)
–Solar Eclipse (Terrifying)
–Movie Stars

My dislike for this grocery store knows no bounds. The only reason I come here is convenience.
In my opinion, two things are important in a grocery store: selection and pricing. This Albertson’s fails on both fronts. The prices here are more expensive that the Von’s or Ralph’s less than 5 minutes drive down the street. The selection is even worse. Berries here are constantly moldy the next day or deep in the packaging where you can’t see. I’m not vegan or paleo or any kind of health nut, but on my regular grocery list I usually can’t find ¹⁄₃ of the things I need here.
What’s worse? As someone else mentioned, a lot of the food is expired. I’ve stopped buying chicken here because it always seems to have that funky already-​bad smell. Just the other day I came by looking for some shredded cheese and noticed 10+ bags that had an expiration date of September 1. And it was the end of October…
If you’re in the area and desperately need something, sure stop in. If not, head 5 minutes in any direction and you’ll find better for your money.

Albertsons is good. They usually have the wine I like for a steady discount price which is awesome. Just recently, I discovered there weekend deals in their flyer and got a pound of good lunch meat for under $ 5 bucks. At the time the deli was very slow, and reading some other reviews it seems like that may usually be the case. However, I’m not complaining because you shouldn’t really go to a grocery store to rush around like we’re on supermarket sweep (if you don’t remember that show you’re too young :()00
Any who, the lot usually has parking. It’s shared with Yen sushi and Coffee bean. However, I can’t remember a time when I couldn’t get parking. I don’t shop for to much at Albertsons but slowly and surely have been coming here more often.
In the near future I want to try there special Three 24oz fruit salads for $ 10. Sometimes, I don’t want to cut up my fruit. haha
The workers are generally awesome, and if you’re lucky you’ll get the cashiers who are like comedians. I have many time busted out laughing and we all know laughing is contagious.
As far as cliental– it’s Los Feliz. Some people take themselves way to serious but for the most part it kosher.
Looking forward to seeing how Albertsons as a company competes with Kroger, and other competitors.

Smaller size than your usual grocery store. The parking lot, shared with Both a Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf as well as a sushi restaurant, is usually pretty full.
I usually don’t shop here because it just seems like the Vons has better prices and a better selection.
The other night, I bought a bag of rice cakes and overpriced almond butter here. Both were utterly stale.

I like the Albertsons and the workers, but the deli workers. The customer service of the deli is bad. I don’t know why, but the workers ignore me until I leave the deli. No words. They seemed nothing busy though. It has happened not only once. I saw about other customers. The workers looked like they were choosing customers who they would like to serve, which is partial. I guess the deli isn’t good in the sales because they avoid some customers. I could have given 4 or 5 stars, but the deli. Now I avoid the deli corner because I don’t want myself to be in bad mood. Too bad.

Came to return something and the white haired cashier and mustachioed store director literally scolded me for inquiring about a return with no receipt. Like $ 10, two items, and they treated me like I was a drug fiend crook. Ya know not everyone returning something is a bad person. I just wanted cat litter. Geez bite my head off why don’t you

Where to begin. How bout food. Pretty good. Trust is what I need. I live next door but Still I drive over cause I gotta stock up in case the big one hits. Earthquakes so soup and toilet paper cause i gotta have enough in case i save u.
I like the little carts but someone told me those fer the old shoppers so cause make it easy for to move if u have arthritus or the purple vein legs cause those hurt, right?
Anyways good workers never i have bad experience except when I couldnt stop crying and everyone crowd around me.

This might be able to replace Vons as my go-​to grocery store if they were open later. Somtimes a girl just wants to do her grocery shopping at 2am when the store is being restocked. They do tend to have a little more variety then Vons, at least once I found panera soup and thought I could die happy until I couldnt find it again on my next visit. I used to be obsessed with that broccoli cheddar soup but now I live so far away from panera this was almost a welcome substitute.

I have been shopping at this market since the days of this location being Lucky’ s and the Coffee Bean in the parking lot being a Laundromat.
When I first moved to Los Angeles many moons ago I was literally within walking distance of this location and used to frequent it often. This market has a large parking lot and in an area of high end real-​estate is surprising this parking lot has remained the same over the years.
This Albertsons like all Albertsons have eliminated the ‘reward card’ which I think is good for the customer and good for the environment by eliminating ‘useless’ plastic. Albertsons simply offers the discounted price to the customer while still turning a profit. This location is on the smaller side of markets but still has all the frills that are needed to keep you full.
You have two entrances to this location. You have a bakery section, a deli section, a produce section that has a large organic produce selection. Inside you will also find a bank, a lottery kiosk, a red box and a Coinstar.
If you stand in one place long enough you will see a celebrity or two walking down the aisles. I have observed the entire cast of the West Wing (back in the day here), Madonna and several others doing the same thing I was doing shopping.
Los Feliz is a little artistic community on the east side of Hollywood and when visiting this location you will usually find people in the parking lot passing out flyers for local art shows or asking for signatures to support the local art scene. On my last visit I came across a woman collecting signatures to ‘Save the Greek.’ If you have not explored this issue you should, it is worth saving and definitely worth your time.
When I am in the area and I am in the area often I will continue to stop by this location and do a little shopping. It is also nice to be able to use a bathroom while in the area that you know is free and clean.
Some of the same employees who were working at this location when I lived in the area still work here. I am good at remembering faces just not names.
To me this market and this parking lot is a staple of the community and I am glad it has lasted time and not changed much other than the name.
There are other markets in the area but they are what I would consider ‘shady.’ If you visit them you will know exactly what I am talking about.

Everyone at this Albertson’s is so friendly. The only thing I wish they’d do is update it a little. It feels a little run down. But they have most of the stuff I want and I can always find things here that Von’s doesn’t carry.

This is a better than average Albertsons. Well presented produce, a fully functioning Wells Fargo inside, a decent butcher counter, an awesome deli, a Redbox and a spacious parking lot with a neighboring Coffee Bean make this Albertson’s my favorite grocery store in the area.
Perhaps my favorite thing about Alberston’s is their lunch special. I don’t know how they turn a profit, but somehow, they make money selling three huge chicken strips and two heaping servings of side salads for $ 5.99. It’s easily enough food for two meals, and delicious to boot! You can mix and match any salad in the deli with your choice of chicken (strips, fried or wings). I love the kale Waldorf salad with chunks of sweet apple and succulent grapes. I also love the tuscan pasta salad with pesto dressing that is bursting with sundried tomatoes and kalamata olives. More conventional side dishes include potato wedges, macaroni salad, macaroni and cheese, caesar salad, potato salad and tabouleh are equally scrumpcious. It’s certainly the best value in town and every time I place an order, I’m astounded with how generously the guy at the deli fills my to-​go box. My coworkers and I are addicted. It’s become a running joke.
The only downside is this location doesn’t have self check-​out.

I come here for lunch when I want a cheap quick meal to go. There’s a pick-​3 meal for around $ 5. The first item is a choice of fried/​roasted chicken, chicken wings (4 – 5 flavors of wings!) or chicken tenders. The other two items are any two sides (potato wedges, rice, salads). The tandoori chicken pasta is good… well, for grocery store deli food.
One time I got some honey wings and some zesty wings. They were ok, they did taste like they had been under the heat lamp for a little while. I would not get the honey flavor again.
Another time I got the chicken tenders and they were better than I expected! I thought they may be dry because it’s white meat and I rarely eat white meat… but they were fresh and crunchy on the outside.