ALDI

Don Vierling a month ago

We went into the store and my girlfriend had a gift certificate, which was no problem or a gift card, which was no problem. Everything charged out fine except for the wine so I paid for the wine with my visa. After looking at my visa statement I was charged $108 for an eight dollar bottle of wine and I’ve not been able to get a hold of anybody to correct the situation. I’m not happy and I believe the store is very transparent.

Angela Freeman 2 months ago

Excellent Aldi's! Amazing produce selection! Great meats! Fantastic cereal selection, excellent Kombucha, terrific cheeses, just overall large store with fantastic prices and inventory!

Andrew 8 months ago

Got what would have been $100 of groceries at Walmart for $45, and better quality food too. I'll always go to Aldi if I can. This particular store is bigger than the others in town and has the best selection. Staff are friendly and there's always one there when you need them.

Vanessa Coke 7 months ago

ALDI will always have my heart (and my business). As a busy mom, I appreciate any store that makes grocery shopping simple instead of overwhelming, and ALDI is truly the minimalist shopping experience I never knew I needed. Fewer aisles, fewer distractions, and somehow I still walk out feeling like I’ve won a budgeting competition. Their deals are unbeatable, period. And let me confess: I am absolutely obsessed with the waffle cookies, the strawberry mint probiotic drinks I can’t find anywhere else, and their frozen meals that save me on those “I have five minutes to feed everyone” days. I also really appreciate the culture they’ve created—this is a German-owned supermarket that has stayed true to its efficient, no-nonsense way of doing things. The no-bag system? Brilliant. The quarter-for-the-cart system? Genius. It keeps prices down and builds this funny little sense of community where everyone is returning carts like responsible adults. ALDI keeps it simple, affordable, and consistent. For families, for busy parents, and for anyone who wants quality without the chaos, it’s truly a gem. They’ll always have my loyalt

Jay Goldman 6 months ago

As a former American NATO soldier who shopped at Aldi in Germany....they can do better here! Why do you give us REAL Bavarian sausage only 3 months out of the year? And many other extremely sought after German products that are just hit and miss and only "seasonal" as their excuse goes. I'm sorry...but red bottled cabbage is a 365-day-a-year thing in Germany! As is sausage. But low fruit prices are amazing and the prices in general are very good for what they have stocked !!! ( Again...your piles of Owens country sausage does not impress me at all...DANKE for the real German Sauer Kraut !!! )