WinCo Foods,

40435 Winchester Rd, Temecula, CA 92591, United States

"Good grocery store with a wide choice of groceries and fresh vegetables. Prices are definitely low and parking is plenty. The only flip side is they accept only debit cards or cash, maybe to keep the prices low but other than that this is a good place to shop for groceries."

"Buyer beware! If you don't have cash, or a debit card with a pin number...forget it! No credit cards accepted and no tap & pay. I rarely go to Winco to shop. Good prices on most items, but forget customer service. My shopping was fine until checkout. Recently had my debit card compromised so I was sent a new one by my bank. The pin number was sent separately and I did not receive it. I could not tap and pay, nor could not pay without having a pin number! Then they would not accept Credit Cards! Barely had enough cash in pocket to get out of there with my purchases. Get with the times Winco. Never again!"

"I like the new self checkout. Prices excellent. Usually well stocked. Carries a lot of coffee types at a good price. Sodas are pricey. Has a sushi chef on-site. Great variety. Many of the WinCo stores are open 24 hours. You can't use credit cards there if I'm not mistaken. Only debit. It's an employee owned company."

"Winco has great quality products and vegetables. Lot of parking. Very clean and well organized store. Debit or cash only. Milk prices are unbeatable. Can find any thing A to Z. Overall very good experience. Will go back there again and again."

"My first time here, and many items are up to two dollars cheaper than Walmart. The stouflers party size lasagna is 16,50 everywhere for x-mas but here around 12,50. A bottle of southern comfort 8,90 and much more bulk buys. They didn’t have old cheese (like rembrandt) or pork belly. They didn’t have sambal but they did have frozen Dutch apple pie and apple pie from a good brand below 4$. The loose candy , chocolate and nuts are great. They even have two types of red loose lentils 1,49 per pound much cheaper than the Arab store. Think vineripe."