After exiting See's Candies at the Towne Centre Village in Diamond Bar, I received a phone call…read morefrom my Mom. She asked me to buy her one bunch of bananas to give to her neighbor. Of course, I couldn't say no. Luckily, there is an Albertsons within the village. We were on our way! My eldest daughter and I walked into this Albertsons and headed straight to the produce section. We had no time to waste because our See's chocolates were melting away in the car LOL... it was very warm that day! Anyway, the bananas were riping away, too LOL... I didn't care for them being too ripe or yellow. I asked the produce stocker if they had any more bananas in the back that were less ripe. He came back with a few boxes of fresh bananas that still had some green to them. Thank you young man!! We got our banana bunch. Headed to the register to pay. Line was short. After payment, we were out of here. Very quick visit. We didn't get a chance to peruse the rest of the store, but I did get to snap a few photos here and there. I've been to other Albertsons in the past. This one is no different. It was clean and organized. Aisles were wide. I was a little sad when I saw there weren't very many customers while we were here. Sometimes I wonder how all the different supermarkets compete with one another. Good luck Albertsons! For the Diamond Bar residents and/or anyone visiting the area, come on out and support your neighborhood Albertsons!

I am writing a follow-up review because I noticed Store Manager Dawn M. has directed other customer…read morecomplaints in the reviews to Albertsons' official "Contact Us" page. I followed that process and submitted my concern there, but several days have now passed, and I have received no response. Unfortunately, since my previous review, I returned to this location and had yet another troubling experience. This time, I was with a friend, and we were the only POCs in the checkout line. Before our turn, the cashier was warm, cheerful, and engaged with the customers ahead of us. She smiled, chatted, and appeared to be in a very good mood. The moment we stepped forward, that demeanor disappeared. We greeted her politely, smiled, and behaved courteously. In return, we received no greeting, no acknowledgment, and no basic courtesy. The contrast was so immediate and obvious that both my friend and I noticed it. What made the interaction even more uncomfortable was the way our items were handled. Instead of placing them down normally, the cashier dropped or pushed several items onto the counter with unnecessary force. We had never met this employee before, and there was no conflict or misunderstanding that could explain such hostility. At this point, it is very difficult to keep treating these experiences as isolated incidents. Different employees have been involved, yet the pattern keeps repeating. If there is another explanation, I would welcome one. But after repeated uncomfortable experiences, a previous complaint, following the "Contact Us" process referenced by Dawn M., and receiving no response, I am left feeling that these concerns are simply being ignored. I continue to shop here because this store is close to my home, but it is deeply upsetting to feel anxious about going to a neighborhood grocery store because of how I may be treated at checkout. I would appreciate a substantive response from Albertsons rather than continued silence.

Great selection and nice staff! Selection is always kept stocked and staff always willing to be of…read moreassistance in any way.

Wal-Mart? It's a joke, been asking employee about couple of…read moreitems, they asked customer back, have you ever purchased these items here before.I said no, this is my 1st time I came here, I saw these items on line showed that you have them. The guy instructed me to go to section 15, could not find it,he told me to go to customer service desk they be able to look it up for me. Went there and waited for 23 minutes, finally someone came out and told me you need to wait for another 15 minutes she will be back. What! I left in a heartbeat. I will never shop Wal-Mart again. This is the place for people has nothing to do to hang out with.

First time to be here with my daughter. We went inside going…read moretowards the right side as we enter. Checked the ready to eat desserts and meals. Just looking around...then, went over to the other side. Mmm, really organized, clean, well stocked and so much to see. People/shoppers are nice and give way to others. Finally, picked their fishcake kimbap! It is fresh and taste really good and very light. I will surely come back when I am around the area.

One of the first Hmarts I've been to over the years. Came here on a recent visit and the location…read moreis still busy with tons of groceries you can get. I in particular, was looking for some quick service meals for takeout. Lots of variety of shops here. I really like the gimbap shop here, always get some rolls before I'm back on the road. Parking is usually packed, but you'll find a spot, but maybe a little further to the store. Only thing I'm not crazy about the store is the security dude there. Know he's doing his job, but he can have an intense stare and stance at everyone.

It's a hit or miss with the produce, If you know how to…read moreshop for veggies and fruits this is the spot. The deals are usually amazing, but shelf life is limited. Bring your own bag that's easy to clean, sometimes the produce still has a little dirt from the farm. Staff is pretty helpful, the cashiers will call you over if they have no line Infront of them. I like getting my garlics and green onions here and avocados if I feel like gambling

Produce, fruit, dry goods... here is a plenty. Apples..at least 10 different varieties. Grapes,…read morecherries watermelon all reasonable prices. Dried hibiscus flower, pineapple, cucumbers to make summer waters...plentiful! Great first time experience. Staff continually being restocked. Small town feel and precut food for the road. Loved this place

I really enjoy Sprouts Farmers market going to this supermarket because they have such great…read morecustomer service. I've been shopping here for seven years, and the staff has always been friendly, helpful, and welcoming. That's one of the main reasons I keep coming back.

Not the closest Sprouts to me, but when I was helping out a friend who was making fruit floral…read morearrangements and dipping chocolate strawberries, this was the closest one that we can get supplies from. Located in a fairly large plaza, there's plenty of parking but it can get quite busy since there's a lot of businesses and eateries. No issue for us when we went mid morning on the weekend. Shop is very well lit, super organized, and the staff was super helpful in answering our questions and was quick in checking us out even though we bought out more than half of their kale stock and all of their boxed strawberries. It was literally like one of those silly math problems and they thought we were super getting into health smoothies. Pretty funny. Pretty fair and comparable price to other grocery stores, even for better quality produce. Not a bad Sprouts!

Had tons of delicious snacks, lots of condiments like sriracha and kewpie mayo, instant ramen,…read morefresh produce, even meats! Prices are super reasonable. What a gem of a market!

So many new markets are popping up and there is one in Diamond Bar named Grand Fresh Market. This…read moreplace is in the same parking lot with Subway, Jack in the Box, and Grind Coffee. Plenty of parking spaces and the market inside is small but quite organized. I usually buy things for hot pot. This is an Asian store so it has some imported products and sauces that are unique and quite tasty. I also like buying some leafy green vegetables for the soup base and mushrooms as well. Overall not a bad supermarket but it does not sell everything.

Very efficient Vons location!!…read more Aside having a pharmacy, it also features a Bakery as well as a deli, plus a Drive-up & Go service for a convenient pickup !!!! Vons also have a Grocery Delivery for busy busy customers as well as one confined to a residence !! Friendly staff!! Love the pickup service!!!

Absolute worst!!! I don't get it, why? I mean I know VONS is union and these people can't be…read moreterminated so easily, but I would not hire most of the employees if they were my only options! Butcher- Riley!!!! why are you so bitter, dude, you are such a piece of work, what a disgusting angry life you live sir. The other taller thin hispanic clerk, speaks with accent, ANGRY, don't bother asking for any help from this individual!!! This place has always had high turnover- and maybe this is why, AH co-workers and management- who would want to work with these people. After this afternoons horrible interaction- I will be writing to corporate!! VONS you need to do better, fire these people transfer them, give em early retirements or maybe VONS should just shut this place down. Sadly Walnut is left with this place as its lone grocery store but trust we don't shop here because its a welcoming place, and trust I shop elsewhere any chance I get and would love to say this is the last time I will shop here but sometimes I have no choice.

I always loved and appreciated the price points and variety the Stater Bro chains offered…read more I go here weekly and the staff is always so welcoming! Highly recommend going directly to the butcher side as if you want a specific cut or marbling, they can check and cut the meat for you. All the members at the check out stand is very swift and kind service. The store is always very clean and neat, with everything in order. Check out their weekly deals! Shout out to Joseph who knows my go to tequila!

Excellent store to shop at always have good customer service, managers are very helpful especially…read moreMarcus. I come here to Rowland now since La habra managers do not know how to treat customers especially that assistant MERNA she's very rude even to her employees. Thanks to management here at Rowland I can always have a better shopping experience at this store. Thank you Marcus and management team.

This Hannam Chain/Korean grocery store is one of the older locations and the Market World name is…read morestill visible outside. Huge parking lot. Building doesn't look appealing from outside. The set up inside isn't exactly the same as other Hannam store locations, but the Korean groceries and gifts are legit. Spacious. What I like were the restaurants onsite and Bonjour Bakery inside. Lots of food items to choose from. Cashiers want to ring you up quickly as they are mostly fast and efficient. What I noticed was that there are multiple vendors inside in various parts of the grocery store. Micromanagers. If you want to buy gifts at the front, you pay separately at the assigned counter and not at the grocery checkout area. Interesting. What a different experience here. If you want to buy something in back, you pay near that area. Everything else you would pay at grocery checkout lanes. Dining inside would be a great option since the food bar counters are open and there's seating available. Pajamas, handmade goods, handbags, hats, kitchen decors, etc. are plentiful and easily found here. Good varieties. It's just a very old store trying to survive. No lines and no crowds around 1:30pm on a casual Monday. It's not the best Hannam location for me, but still very convenient to stop by.

I am so shaken with anger and disappointment with this establishment. I came in here looking to buy…read moresomething to drink because it was so hot. It was hot in here too so I took off my windbreaker. As soon as I did, a worker looked at me and said THIS B**TCH in Korean. I looked at her because I understoof what she said and told my boyfriend that she cursed me, the worker turned away immediately and left. We left the store promptly because what kind of disgusting behavior is that? Don't come here. No wonder the store has such a low rating with nasty people.

Very disappointed with this Aldi location. I purchased a container of red grapes, drove all the way…read morehome, and when I removed them from the container, I found that the grapes in the middle were covered in mold. It was obvious the mold wasn't visible until the grapes were taken out, so there was no way to catch it before buying them. I wasted my gas and time driving back to the store, only to be told I had to stand in the long checkout line just to get a refund. After the inconvenience of receiving a spoiled product, I expected customer service to handle the situation more efficiently instead of making me wait behind customers making purchases. A simple return turned into an even bigger inconvenience because of the lack of customer care. Selling moldy produce is bad enough, but the way this situation was handled was even more disappointing. I won't be returning to this location, and I hope management does a better job taking care of customers when mistakes happen.

I don't shop at Aldi very often, so this was a confusing experience…read more I picked up a package of chicken legs that were advertised in the store for $1.99 per pound. However, the package label itself still showed the regular price per pound. Since the printed barcode label showed a higher price, I simply asked my cashier of the day, Emily, if she could confirm that the sale price per pound was actually being applied at the register. Instead of checking the price, Emily, who looked visibly annoyed by my "extremely complicated" request, told me she could not see the price per pound and that I would have to pay first before seeing the price on the receipt. She also suggested that I could simply pay first if the price turned out to be wrong, and then process a refund afterward. That felt completely backwards. Customers should not have to complete a purchase just to verify the price of an item sold by weight. For a brief moment I thought I had accidentally stepped into a South Asian government office somewhere, where the process is: pay first, ask questions later. In my mind I was thinking, "I'm not asking for the secrets of the universe here. I only asked you to read the price per pound that your register is showing, so I can feel good about saving $1.79." When I explained that I simply wanted to confirm the price before paying, Emily my cashier of the day became even more annoyed and asked, "So do you want to buy this or not?" When I said I would rather not pay without knowing the actual price per pound, she ended the interaction with, "Then We are done." Jeez.... Curiosity got the best of me, so I walked around the store until I found the store manager afterward and asked how customers are supposed to know they are getting the advertised sale price (while showing him the weekly ad)? He explained that the price printed on the package is usually the regular price, while the sale price appears at the register when the item is scanned. Fair enough. But for someone who does not shop at Aldi often, this is not obvious at all, especially when the printed label shows a completely different price. I suppose this is not Erewhon, but still, when the price looks "wrong", customers tend to ask questions. To be fair, the manager was super awesomely helpful and took the time to explain how the pricing system works, so kudos to him ! Unfortunately, the interaction with the cashier was unnecessarily complicated. Asking to confirm the price of an item before paying seems like a pretty reasonable request. Aldi's prices are great, but the checkout customer service could use a little improvement. And if Emily happens to be running the register next time, perhaps management could let customers borrow the register for two minutes and run their own self-checkout while she enjoys a well-deserved chocolate break.