Ralphs Weekly Ad This Week

This week's Ralphs weekly ad, plus the one-page beverage flyer

Southern California grocery runs have their own rhythm: freeway, parking lot, cart. Before you leave the house, flip through the Ralphs Weekly Ad we have listed. It's a 15-page edition dated Wednesday, October 21 through Tuesday, October 27, 2026. We also hold a separate one-page Ralphs Adult Beverage flyer for the same dates, which is easy to skim if you're stocking up for a get-together.

What you won't find on AdsSOS: product pages or prices. We show the scans, and Ralphs sets the final numbers in store and online.

When does the Ralphs weekly ad refresh?

The retailer's weekly ad FAQ says a new ad is available at midnight Eastern on Wednesday. That works out to 9 p.m. Pacific on Tuesday night, if you want to plan ahead. A handful of Midwest areas get theirs a day later, but those don't concern Ralphs shoppers. Our listings match the Wednesday pattern.

On ralphs.com, digital accounts can clip up to 150 digital coupons, which apply automatically at checkout. They work in store, for pickup and for delivery, according to the retailer's weekly ad help and deals pages. Many shoppers search "ralphs weekly ad digital coupons" for exactly this reason.

Ralphs Rewards and fuel points

Ralphs belongs to Kroger, so its points ties into the parent's program. Kroger's June 2026 announcement describes a free program that earns 1 point per $1, with 100 points worth $1 off groceries up to $10 a day, or 10 cents per gallon off fuel per 100 points up to $1. Boost members earn 2X points on qualifying purchases and get free delivery on orders of $35 or more. Ralphs promotions have also used 4X points events that require clipping a digital coupon, though the one we saw ended in early August 2026. Rules and exclusions vary, so check the Ralphs rewards page for today's version.

Ralphs return policy and the questions people ask about it

Typical searches include "ralphs return policy with receipt" and "ralphs return policy opened items." The official returns page gives this much:

• Pickup and delivery orders: return within 30 days at any Kroger Co. family store.
• In-store purchases: return them to your nearest store. Refunds are in-store only for now.
• Money goes back to the original payment method, except EBT and gift cards, in 5 to 7 business days.
• Gift cards, taxes and fees aren't refundable. Tobacco, beer, wine and alcohol follow local law.

The page didn't address receipts or opened items, so ask customer service rather than assume.

Ralphs hours, Sunday and holidays

Opening times and holiday schedules are not the same at every branch, and local rules can change them from town to town. The notice at the entrance of your branch is the most reliable guide to its current schedule. In past years, local roundups from Patch reported Thanksgiving openings around 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. at some Southern California stores, but one listing showed 5 a.m., so treat that as a past pattern only. We'd check the store page the day before.

About Ralphs, in Southern California terms

George Albert Ralphs and his brother Walter founded the grocer in Los Angeles in 1873, and Wikipedia calls it the oldest such chain west of the Mississippi. Today it's headquartered in Compton and lists 187 stores in 2026, with Kroger as parent since the Fred Meyer merger in October 1998. Wikipedia mentions about 27,000 employees in 2021 and roughly $6 billion in revenue in 2023. The chain also has Ralphs Marketplace stores, and its 2026 president is named as Kendra Doyel. Departments include bakery, deli, produce, seafood, meat, pharmacy and liquor.

A bit of history that explains the map

Ralphs changed hands several times before Kroger: Federated Department Stores bought it in 1968, a DeBartolo-led group in 1992, Yucaipa in 1994 and Fred Meyer in 1997. It absorbed Food 4 Less in the 1990s and bought Hughes Family Markets, which had 57 stores. It also left Bakersfield in 2005 and Northern California in 2006, which is why the footprint today is Southern California. Its main rivals, per Wikipedia, are Albertsons banners such as Vons and Pavilions, plus Stater Bros., Trader Joe's and Smart & Final.

Compare Ralphs with other grocery weekly ads

Same parent company, different region: try the Fred Meyer weekly ad this week or the King Soopers weekly ad this week. Competitors worth a look include the Albertsons weekly ad this week and the Lucky Supermarkets weekly ad this week. For a full view, head to the supermarkets weekly ads or the United States weekly ads hub.