What are the cities/addresses of currently operating SVU Lucky Stores in SoCal? I am under the understanding there are three or four of them left...
Are these in safe neighborhoods?
SVU Lucky Stores
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Re: SVU Lucky Stores
The Supervalu website says that there are 4 Lucky stores.
Based on Flickr and Google maps:
351 Wake Avenue El Centro, CA 92244
7227 Van Nuys Blvd. Van Nuys, CA 91405
Former Albertsons and originally a Lucky. Sav-On Pharmacy is still inside.
3926 Ardmore Avenue South Gate, CA 90280
Originally Alpha Beta based on the Alpha Beta floor tiles. Sav-On, bakery, meat counter, and deli inside also.
350 West San Ysidro Boulevard, San Diego CA
Former Hispanic focused SuperSaver.
The Alhambra store definitely closed.
Apparently, based on reviews of the stores people either like it or hate it. Some people see it as cheap. Some people see it as a rip-off. Comments all conflict and contradict each other: only 2 registers open, long lines, empty of customers in the morning, Starbucks kiosk gone, decor is ugly, produce is rotten, prices are high, prices are a bargain, limited baked goods, deli has friendly employees, etc.
As for the safety of these stores, other people have visited the stores during the day to take photos and they seem safe except for the El Centro store. That one is a mystery since no one has yet visited it.
Based on Flickr and Google maps:
351 Wake Avenue El Centro, CA 92244
7227 Van Nuys Blvd. Van Nuys, CA 91405
Former Albertsons and originally a Lucky. Sav-On Pharmacy is still inside.
3926 Ardmore Avenue South Gate, CA 90280
Originally Alpha Beta based on the Alpha Beta floor tiles. Sav-On, bakery, meat counter, and deli inside also.
350 West San Ysidro Boulevard, San Diego CA
Former Hispanic focused SuperSaver.
The Alhambra store definitely closed.
Apparently, based on reviews of the stores people either like it or hate it. Some people see it as cheap. Some people see it as a rip-off. Comments all conflict and contradict each other: only 2 registers open, long lines, empty of customers in the morning, Starbucks kiosk gone, decor is ugly, produce is rotten, prices are high, prices are a bargain, limited baked goods, deli has friendly employees, etc.
As for the safety of these stores, other people have visited the stores during the day to take photos and they seem safe except for the El Centro store. That one is a mystery since no one has yet visited it.