Lucky Supermarkets Weekly Ad This Week

Lucky Supermarkets Big Book of Savings and this week's ad

If you shop Lucky in the Bay Area or Northern California, you've probably noticed there's more than one Lucky ad in play. We list three. The short Weekly Ad is valid October 21 to 27 and runs just four pages. The Big Book of Savings covers October 7 to November 3 in 12 pages, and the Online Savings Guide covers the same stretch in 8. Think of the weekly ad as the sprint and the Big Book as the month-long game plan. Editions of Lucky Supermarkets listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Wednesday. Everything lives on our Lucky Supermarkets weekly ad this week page.

On Lucky's own site, the weekly ad is tied to a store you choose, so pick your location first. The search suggestions confirm it: people type "lucky supermarket weekly ad san jose," "san francisco" and "daly city" rather than the plain name.

Lucky Rewards and the new Member Pricing

This is the biggest recent change. Supermarket News reported that Save Mart and Lucky launched Member Pricing on June 24, 2026, across California and Western Nevada. There's nothing to clip. Member prices come off automatically at checkout when you enter your phone number, with 10 to 16 rotating weekly deals on everyday essentials plus 30-day deals that hold select prices for a month.

The Lucky site adds the rest of the package.

• Lucky Rewards members earn one point per dollar on qualifying items.
• Points redeem for cash back on groceries and for fuel savings.
• Members also see digital coupons, free items and flash sales.
• Through December 31, 2026, members can save up to a dollar per gallon at participating Shell stations, based on an offer that began July 15 and requires shopping at Lucky.

Fuel rules and exclusions are on the fuel rewards terms page, so read those before you plan a fill-up around a big shop.

Does Lucky price match? And what about returns?

"Lucky supermarket price match" and "lucky supermarket return policy" both show up in Google Suggest, which tells you shoppers wonder. Ask at the service desk, and keep your receipt.

One return program we can verify is for online shopping rather than groceries. The Shelby Report says Save Mart, Lucky and FoodMaxx stores added Amazon return kiosks. You scan a QR code, bag your item, and drop it off. Choose Save Mart, Lucky or FoodMaxx as the drop-off location when you start the return in Amazon. The company planned a 5 dollar discount on a same-day purchase of 25 dollars or more for kiosk users. About 155 stores had the service at that point, with the rest due by February.

Lucky Supermarkets hours and Thanksgiving

Lucky's site doesn't list hours on its home page; you find them by picking a store. Holiday timing is a favorite query ("is lucky supermarket open on thanksgiving"). KTVU reported that Bay Area Lucky and FoodMaxx stores have opened 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day for years, though an older Patch listing said 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those are past reports, not a 2026 announcement, so use the store locator before you head out. Online, the Lucky site advertised free delivery on orders of 35 dollars or more with a promo code through January 3, 2027, on its own ordering site only and not third-party apps, plus service fees.

Who is behind Lucky? A Northern California revival

The name has history. Wikipedia describes the current Lucky as a revival of the original chain. Save Mart bought ten Lucky stores in California in 1997, and in 2006 it purchased northern California Albertsons stores from Cerberus, including the rights to the Lucky name. Those stores converted to Lucky and Save Mart banners in 2007, and Monterey Bay Save Mart stores became Lucky in 2012. The parent company, The Save Mart Companies of Modesto, lists 194 stores in all. Kingswood Capital bought it in 2022 and the Jim Pattison Group of Canada acquired it in 2024.

The page also notes a Lucky California concept, with a specialty deli brand.

More Northern California and West Coast weekly ads

For another grocery option west of the Rockies, check the Albertsons weekly ad, which once owned many of these stores. The Fred Meyer weekly ad this week serves the Pacific Northwest. If you travel east, there's the Market Basket weekly ad too. Browse every chain in the supermarket weekly ads hub or go back to the US weekly ads homepage.