Albertsons

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an ordinary morning in Albertsons grocery store when a delivery driver noticed something strange. The aisles seemed quieter than usual, and every time he looked up from unloading boxes, he caught someone staring back at him from behind the produce section. Finally, after what felt like hours, the delivery driver saw a familiar face—just another shopper, minding their own business among the apples. Turns out, everyone had been there, simply observing his antics with amusement. That day, Albertsons became known for its ‘stare-off’ contest between employees and customers, ending only when the manager announced it was time for lunch break.

2. A delivery driver was unloading boxes of canned goods when he heard a tiny voice from behind him. ‘Mommy, why are these cans talking?’ The delivery driver turned around and saw a little girl with big curious eyes. 'They're not talking,' he smiled gently. 'Just my imagination,' she replied shyly, then added with a giggle, 'but maybe next time they will!'

3. A delivery driver was stocking shelves one afternoon when he saw something odd—a small dog wandering down the cereal aisle, its eyes fixed on a box that wasn’t there for sale. The driver followed the curious pooch and noticed an open crate of free samples nearby. Turns out, the little guy was just sniffing around for some yummy treats! A few minutes later, a manager appeared and asked if anyone had seen a tiny escape artist—everyone laughed it off as another Albertsons adventure.

4. A delivery driver was restocking the cereal aisle late one night when he felt a sudden draft. Curious, he looked up and saw a box of cereal floating gently off the shelf. The driver reached for it, but the box hovered just out of reach, teasingly close. Finally, exasperated, he called over his shoulder, ‘Alright, Albertsons, I get it—you want me to try these!’ The cereal promptly fell back onto the shelf with a thud, and everyone in the store heard him mutter, ‘Next time I’ll believe the signs.’