Warehouse-format grocery shopping in La Mesa's Casa de Oro district runs through Smart & Final Extra! on Avocado Boulevard, one of over 250 locations in a chain dating to 1871. The Extra! format stocks over 3,000 club-size SKUs alongside single-unit grocery items without requiring a membership, and the same commercial-quantity trays, disposable chafing kits, and case-lot beverages that supply restaurant kitchens like Dukes Old Fashioned Onion Burgers sit on shelves next to household staples. Now a subsidiary of Mexican supermarket operator Chedraui following a 2021 acquisition, this Avocado Boulevard location carries full produce, meat, and dairy departments that the legacy Smart & Final banner did not include before the Extra! expansion launched in 2008. Foodservice and janitorial inventory lines serve the same nonprofit, church, and catering buyers—including event operations like Aromas of India—that have anchored Smart & Final's commercial pipeline since the brand introduced West Coast cash-and-carry purchasing in 1923. First Street and Sun Harvest function as the store's proprietary label system, covering conventional grocery staples and USDA-certified organic product lines respectively across shelf-stable, frozen, and refrigerated categories.