Superior Grocers

Reviews

• FF

  Farishta

  Apr 7, 2026
  1.0
  I went in today, and everything was more expensive than other stores like Costco, Walmart, and Food4Less—which are usually on the pricey side, too! They charged me way more than I expected, and honestly, I won’t be buying from there again.
• RM

  Ray Meyers

  Apr 1, 2026
  5.0
  I wonder if 18th st makes them pay taxes
• FO

  Fea O

  Mar 28, 2026
  5.0
  First time coming here and I dont have anything negative to say. The employees were very helpful and attentive.
• BJ

  belinda Jarrard

  Mar 25, 2026
  2.0
  This the 3rd time they have over charged me. One thang a Hispanic person gonna know is cilantro. Charged me $2.21 some water chestnut herb vs .50c cilantro. Another time meat counter put $4 more a pound label on my steak. Then cashier did full price instead .99c markdown. I SHOULD NOT HAVE TO CHECK MY RECEIPTS to see if they gave extra prices I speak English
• CN

  Cam Nelson

  Feb 13, 2026
  1.0
  I’ve had repeated issues at this location. Items routinely ring up higher than the posted shelf price. On my last visit, milk scanned above the labeled price, and I was even charged sales tax on frozen chicken wings from the freezer section — taxed as if they were hot prepared food. I didn’t notice until I got home. Customers shouldn’t have to double-check every receipt to avoid being overcharged. Customer service is inconsistent. Some cashiers are professional and kind, others won’t even acknowledge you unless you speak Spanish or of Latino descent. Equal service and hospitality should not depend on language or ethnicity. Most concerning is the security. I’ve been followed while shopping (one by and older bigger darker Hispanic man and the other by a younger light skin Hispanic man), and I’ve watched security disproportionately focus on groups of Black customers standing in line not doing anything but waiting, while ignoring other lines. That kind of behavior feels like racial profiling and creates an uncomfortable environment for customers who are non-Latino and do not speak Spanish. In 2026, when discrimination is a national conversation, and Latinos are being actively discriminated against it’s disappointing to see selective treatment and that same prejudices shown inside a predominantly Latino neighborhood grocery store towards non-Latinos and non-Spanish speaking customers. You can’t condemn bias publicly while allowing it on your property privately. I hope management addresses pricing discrepancies, retrains staff on customer service standards, and seriously evaluates the conduct of security and their racism policies of profiling. Customers notice. And customers remember. Be better.

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