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2.3 (163 reviews)
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Open 6:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Her's my eternal  love of my life ,she hat AF
David P.

I'm so glad to know about vons ,and the great people that they employed there, I was looking and Cara and Grace, just saying hi and what's up,and then Cara ask me, would you like me to wrap it ,I was like okay, in a few moments, the flowers went from ehhh to wow, I'm so happy to know Cara,she's a real one ,i Love her! And Grace was there witness the beautiful transformation of the flower , getting them wrap is way better then not, I recommend fellas,get them wrap thank you Cara Grace and Vons for making me feel weco today,

Expired baby yogurt from Vons
IndoCaliGirl P.

I've been coming here for 2 years, and I feel like the produce quality is getting worse and worse. Fruits were wilted and moldy, vegetables were brown,and expired and moldy yogurt was on the shelves.

Compared to the other salame I don't think the package on the right is good... it's brown. I wouldn't touch any of em 3/12/19

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