Ralphs

Gary Ehrlich

It had been a couple of years since I had been to a Ralphs and quickly realized why I have been avoiding Ralph’s. First off I had to search around to find a Ralphs card(what an annoyance). Once in the store overall things were nice aside from bare shelves in some areas. Made my way to the produce section to find absolutely no corn on the cob not even an empty shelf. No corn in the middle of July! Upon checkout I attempted to pay with Apple Pay but Ralphs doesn’t support Apple Pay (wow). The only form of payment I brought in was Apple Pay. Reason not to return, Ralphs card, lack of basic essentials and no Apple Pay. Connivance and ease is what Ralphs is lacking.

Rj Briggs

This is the worst Ralph's store in the chain. Ever sin e the closed the location at Brookhurst and Adam's, all we were left with was this poorly run store. There are always empty shelves, and this is not due to the pandemic. It has been this way since the other store closed. Wrong items are stocked on the shelves, so if someone is going through to order, an item looks like it is in stock. They have their shaving items in a locked cabinet up front with cards on the shelf. Every time I have brought one to the cashier, they never have it. Most recently, there were at least 10 cards, but up front, there wasn't even a spot in the cabinet for the product. Kroger corporate needs to come into this store and see how bad it is and make some changed. I think after 35+ years of shopping Ralph's, it is time to go to Stater Brothers!

Jenae Lien

Amazing Ralph’s store with a huge variety of produce, healthy food selections, a bakery and prepared food to-go. Large selection of fine cheese, craft beers, and fresh flowers. Basically a one-stop location for all your basic home needs. The store is nicely lit and kept clean. Plenty of parking out front. I could get pleasantly lost in the aisles, exploring the hundreds and hundreds of options. Their bulk-food section was an inviting display with an impressive selection of dry goods. I grabbed a spicy tuna roll from their Japanese food section and it hit the spot for dinner. Thank you for having an accessible bathroom incase you spend hours in there browsing!

Eric Mayfield

It was by chance that I stopped in and found incredible value for my GF step daughter (pics). The store is reminiscent of stores that didn’t consider ADA rules when placing shelves. The aisles were cramped and difficult to navigate. I got the feeling that the deli section was trying to be upscale but with people swerving around the grocer-hoarder style, it seemed too much visual stimulation.