One or multiple stores for groceries?

I do can foods once a month at an aldi or Walmart. I get meat from the butcher. I get produce from heb if in texas and rouses if in LA

I go to Specs and she goes to H-E-B. So two I guess.

ETA...is Amazon delivery considered a grocery store now days?

Rouse 2-3 times a week for fresh vegetables and meat

Sam's 1 or 2 times a month for bulk items and sometimes steaks or ground beef.

WalMart for everything else as needed. My local Wal Mart is very clean, well stocked and not a bad place to shop at all. Unlike some other stores I've been in where everything is locked up and theres no one there to help you.

Costco on Sunday
Albertsons as needed
South side for produce

Kroger for 90% of things... Costco run once a month or so.

Occasionally a Trader Joe's or Whole Foods trip if there's something in particular I want.

I do 3/4 of the shopping at Kroger, then the international grocery for produce and sometimes meat. Stuff is literally 1/3 the price at international stores compared to regular grocery stores.

Living with Mom to keep her out of assisted living/retirement home, I'll go to whichever has the best specials and Neighborhood Walmart (the little grocery Walmarts are still in NELA) and we like the eggs at Mac's (locally sourced and cheap, Mom bakes sweets so uses a lot of eggs).

My place mid nowhere NWLA, only 1 grocery store within 17 miles so talking 2 hours minimum round trip + shopping to go anywhere else.

Wal Mart. Then go to separate store for meat and produce

wife shops:

walmart.com and curbside pick-up: basics (weekly)
Alexander's market on Highland for Meats, fruits, dinner needs for the day (3-5 times a week)
whole foods for products she can eat with her food allergies plus fruit when we go there (about every 6-8 weeks)
Trader Joe's - Hash browns (2-4 times a year)
Rouses for Pillsbury flour (self rising and bread flour)

I stop at Rouses or Alexanders for quick pick-ups on the way home