i flip flop between kroger (regional grocery chain) and randazzo's (fresh fruit/veggie market).
i've noticed that randazzo's has better produce at a cheaper price!
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Publix. Kroger is cheaper but DH doesn't like their meats, so Publix it is.
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Walmart and Aldi's. Lowes Foods in a pinch.
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Publix and Aldi's.
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Superstore, Costco, local butcher, and local green grocer. All depending on how I am feeling and what we need. (PS: I am Canadian)
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Walmart, loblaws/canadian superstore, in a pinch IGA.
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@mediagirl: @NaturallyCathy: How do you like Aldi's?
We shop at Meijer, which is our local grocery store. Love that place.
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Mostly Wegman's and Costco. Occasionally Shopper's. there's an Aldi really close to my house, but it's not a very good one
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Kroger but am thinking of switching to Lowes Foods or Harris Teeter.
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Everywhere... *sigh*
I buy certain things at Whole Foods (would buy more there if I could afford it), some at Target, some at Winn-Dixie, and some at Walmart (unfortunately).The reason for that is because I can never get everything I need at one store.
Winn-Dixie is the only place that carries coconut-almond milk, Whole Foods is the only place I can get things like nutritional yeast, organic yogurt drinks, fresh cheese, kefir, etc.
And Walmart is where I get all the cheap things (canned goods, dried beans, some frozen veggies) just because I can't afford to do all my shopping elsewhere. -
I work next to a Stop & Shop. Great prices, but not so great produce, I buy things like bottled water, pasta, sauce, seasonings, etc.
For produce and vegetarian items (we're a vegetarian family) I go to Whole Foods and sometimes Trader Joe's.
For paper goods and cleaning supplies, I go to the Target that's one building down from where I live. -
@Bao: @NaturallyCathy: it's great! We get everything except meat and bread there for the most part. Produce is normally cheaper than the regular grocery store and their fruit prices cannot be beat.
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I shop at a regional store, HEB.
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Whole Foods, and in the warmer months the local farmers markets (not farm stands).
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@Bao: Mainly we stock up on snack items and fresh produce there since, like @mediagirl: said, the prices are usually so much cheaper than say Publix. We'll also get things like seasonings, fresh meat, frozen meat, and sometimes their seasonal fare.
I don't mind off brands but I just like Publix's brand better so we'll buy our main staples at Aldi's and then head across the street to Publix to fill in with what we couldn't/don't usually get at Aldi's.
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whole foods mostly. we go to publix for things like milk and eggs when we run out.
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HyVee & Wal-Mart... The only meat we have to buy at the store is chicken and fish... We have a half of a cow & pig in our freezer so for the rest of the stuff, I buy wherever it's cheapest. I need to start going to Aldi's though... I always forget about it!!
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Kroger
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Vons, Stater Bros, Trader Joe's, Sprouts, Target, Costco!
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Wal-Mart and Asian grocery stores mainly, but if I forgot something, I'll go to Aldi's since it's on my way home or Trader Joe's if Aldi doesn't have what I need.
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Stop and shop and BJ's
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Wal-mart, it's the only decent grocery store within 40 miles.
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Whole Foods. It's a block away from our current apartment. We're moving in April, and then the Whole Foods there is three blocks from our apartment, so we really have no incentive to switch!
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Kroger for big shopping trips, and then to Marsh (local chain) when I need to get a few things. There is also a local store that has great bulk items & spices, and produce is not terribly expensive. I will go there if I need something special.
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Meijer. I wish we had a trader joes.
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I mix it up between Costco, Superstore, Sobey's and Walmart. In the summer we go fruit standing and farmers markets, and all of our meat is from a local butcher.
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Walmart, publix or food lion. Usually walmart but sometimes I don't wanna deal with a crowd.
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Publix, with the occasional farmers market for fruits and veggies.
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Sprouts, Target, and Costco. We get our produce and "health foods" (a splurge) at Sprouts, miscellaneous items at Target, and most of our meats and eggs at Costco.
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Harris Teeter, Lowe's, Trader Joes
I wish there was a Wegmans near us!
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Trader Joe's, Costco, Target, Whole Foods, and the local co-op.
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Well in Canada I go to Maxi/Loblaws Sobeys (IGA) and Metro. I do very little shopping at Costco.
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Mainly local/regional stores....Garden of Eden and Union Market.
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Walmart, the local Korean market, and Stater Bros.
Costco for bulk items, and Whole Foods for a few things like organic spinach and kale.
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Whole foods
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Wegman's, Giant and Costco.
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HEB. Wal-mart if it is just a few non-fresh items since it is closer.
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We shop at Fred Meyers, whole foods, Trader joes, Asian markets and farmers market in the summer.
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Aldi, SAMs, and we have CSA that is biweekly in the winter and weekly spring through fall.
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We shop at the commissary on post. I hate it but we can't afford to shop at the grocery stores off-post. Before moving here, we shopped at HyVee, Walmart, Winn-Dixie, or Publix depending on where we lived at the time.
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