About Pavilions
Pavilions is an upscale supermarket chain serving primarily Southern California, operated as a banner of Albertsons Companies, Inc. While Albertsons is headquartered in Boise, Idaho, Pavilions stores themselves are located across select Southern California communities. Pavilions offers full‑service grocery shopping with premium produce, meat, seafood, bakery, and deli departments, plus an in‑store pharmacy, floral, wine and spirits, and a range of natural, organic, and specialty foods. Customers can shop in‑store, place online orders for delivery or DriveUp & Go curbside pickup through pavilions.com or the Pavilions/Albertsons mobile apps, and earn rewards through the Just for U and Pavilions for U loyalty programs.
A Pavilions charge may appear on your bank or card statement after you make an in‑store purchase, place an online grocery or pharmacy order, use curbside pickup or delivery, or purchase items like gift cards, alcohol, or over‑the‑counter medications. Online orders may show an initial authorization hold for an estimated total, which can differ from the final amount due to weighted items (like produce or meat), substitutions, coupons, tips, or service fees. You might also see separate or recurring charges if you placed multiple orders close together, used a saved card in the app, refilled prescriptions, or subscribed to a delivery pass or similar program offered in partnership with Albertsons.
To verify a Pavilions charge, start by checking recent paper or digital receipts from your local store, your pavilions.com account order history, or the Pavilions/Albertsons app under “Orders” or “Purchase History.” Compare the statement date and amount with your shopping trips, online deliveries, pharmacy refills, or gift card purchases. If something doesn’t match, contact your local store (phone number is on your receipt) or reach Albertsons/Pavilions customer support via the “Contact Us” section at pavilions.com or by calling the national support line listed there. Customer service can help review transactions, explain authorization holds, adjust for order errors, and process refunds or corrections when appropriate; if you suspect fraud, also contact your bank or card issuer immediately to dispute the charge and secure your account.