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Ararat Market

5.0 (16 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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“They carry a decent variety of Russian, Armenian, and Middle Eastern foods you can't find anywhere else is High Desert.”

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52 Asian Market - Our haul

52 Asian Market

4.9(18 reviews)
0.4 mi

A promising new Asian market here in the high desert. The owners are a friendly, hard working…read morecouple. They are very welcoming when I entered the store. The market has only been open a few weeks now and is currently still building their inventory so make a request if there is an item you would like. Square footage wise, this is the largest Asian market in the High Desert. I ran out of fish sauce which made it the perfect time to visit. They had two brands currently, "Squid Brand" and "Three Crabs." Both are quality brands of fish sauce. I chose the Squid Brand since I have not had this one since childhood. I look forward to using this for cooking and as a table condiment. I perused every aisle. There are also freezers for frozen foods and a refrigerator case for fresh vegetables and beverages. I got some Milkita candy and a package of coconut butter biscuits. Hopefully, more snacks will be available in the near future. I was gifted a bag of A Choy which is an Asian green also known as Taiwanese Lettuce. I later stir fried it with sliced garlic and fermented tofu (foo yee). It was delicious! I definitely plan on returning in the near future to see what other items are available. It is nice to be able to purchase Asian groceries without making the trip down the hill. There is also plenty of parking in the large lot.

Very nice people they helped me with a pho recipe and they didn't cost an arm and leg to get all of…read moremy ingredients very truthful people.

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52 Asian Market - Store front.

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WinCo Foods - Mold on the cheese

WinCo Foods

3.2(157 reviews)
4.7 mi
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Let me start by saying that I absolutely love Winco. However, I am deeply disappointed by the hot…read morekitchen station. The quality of the hot food has gone down to being inedible. I have visited this location for over 10 years and I always been an avid shopper of the hot chicken, mostly wings. In the past year I have ordered wings $60.00 worth once a month as apart of my monthly food staples and 11 of the 10 times they were a complete waste of money. So , I took a pause ! Then when I went two days ago at approximately 4:30 pm to pick up a few things I got a few wings and they were dry and beyond disgusting . WinCo really needs to step their hot food items back up to standard.

Number 1, Winco as a whole is a great place to shop and save money especially in this time of high…read moreprices due to a war. That being said, I have never walked into a store and have positive energy sucked right out of me, the amount of smug frowning employees reflect the atmosphere as a whole. Just because the outside of the building says "An Employee Owned Company" does not give them the right to treat you with indifference. Winco, you need to train your employees better in the area of customer service, attitude is not welcome, and it reflects the company as a whole. I normally shop at the Victorville location, and as always the atsomsphere is cheerful and vibrant, the employees there are attentive to your needs, Apple Valley store? Act like it's a hangout for people that have nothing to do and you happen to interrupt their party.

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Vallarta Supermarkets

Vallarta Supermarkets

2.9(76 reviews)
1.6 mi
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Absolutely amazing service The ambience in the food is top-tier. and it's really close so it's…read moreconvenient.

I'm leaving this review because of the complete lack of customer service--and honestly, the lack of…read morecommon sense. People drive from far away, work all day, and come to your store expecting a basic level of courtesy. If you're going to have self-checkout registers, you can't expect customers to juggle everything, stack their groceries, and then repack everything themselves because you refuse to provide a bag when one is clearly needed. If you need an employee standing at every register to monitor customers, then maybe that same employee could actually help the customer. And Vanessa, this is especially for you: the attitude and facial expressions when customers ask for help are completely unnecessary. Nobody should feel like they're inconveniencing an employee simply because they asked for basic assistance. I understand Vallarta isn't Stater Bros. or Vons--that was my mistake for expecting the same level of customer service. But what bothers me the most is being treated this way by our own people. Stop profiling your own customers and start treating them with the respect and courtesy they deserve. Many of us work long hours and drive a long way to get home. We don't work where you work. We're tired, and the last thing we need is to be made to feel like asking for a bag or a little help is too much to ask. Customer service is part of the job. Common courtesy costs nothing. Honestly, experiences like this are exactly why people stop going back. If Vallarta wants customers to continue supporting the store, then management needs to get their employees' attitudes and customer service straight. And if Vanessa is a manager as she stated she was you need some classes.

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Sprouts Farmers Market - Sprouts!

Sprouts Farmers Market

3.7(63 reviews)
4.2 mi

My favorite location!! Staff is great and the store manager Russ is wonderful. They're always…read morestocked and have everything you need. Super clean, friendly. We had a field trip today with GS and it was absolutely fantastic!! Everyone enjoyed it, including the parents. Very informative, snacks included/ lunch. Great experience and I'd love to do it again in the future! Every employee was kind and answered all our questions we had. Thank you for setting this up and having wonderful communication and making it easy and enjoyable!! :)

I've been patronizing this store since the Grand Opening in 2024. I generally enjoy shopping at…read moreSprouts, but during a recent experience at the Victorville location, I uncovered a pricing discrepancy in the bulk department that other shoppers should be aware of. I was excited to find the YumEarth Assorted Fruit Chews in the bulk bins, as they taste like a favorite childhood candy of mine. On May 16th, I purchased them at the Apple Valley Sprouts for the price of $5.99/lb. However, when I visited the Victorville location on May 30th, the same candy was priced at $15.99/lb. I brought this massive 160% markup to the attention of a store employee, who told me that it was because the candy is organic (all YumEarth products are organic, including the $5.99 batch). After reviewing my receipts and store tags, Apple Valley marking the item as discontinued is the only difference between the two organic fruit chews. Since I care about consumer accuracy, I submitted a pricing concern (with receipt and bin photos) to Sprouts Corporate Customer Care over three weeks ago on June 2nd. I have received zero response besides the initial acknowledgment after I submitted the web form. Even if Sprouts corporate has since cleaned out the bins or officially removed the item, the fact remains that the system was actively overcharging customers on the floor, and management showed zero interest in auditing the error or following up with a customer. This has been disappointing, and the usually friendly Sprouts failed in this area. I haven't returned to shop at Sprouts since this occurred. As a consumer, I prefer to spend my grocery budget where pricing accuracy and basic customer communication are treated as priorities. Please double-check your bulk receipts at this location.

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Sprouts Farmers Market - Ham Sandwich and Chili mango sushi

Ham Sandwich and Chili mango sushi

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Ararat Market - grocery - Updated October 2026

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