ALDI

My go to place for grocery. Go in the morning to grab all the best discounts. I got pizza at 50% on a Thursday morning. Plants are at steal deals too. Their own brands like many stores are priced cheaper. And the day after any major event there is always discounted treats and sweets. Love their selection of cheese that has been priced low and also their cake/brownie mixes and juices. Love the eggs too!

Love Aldi! Absolute god send when I wasn’t doing as well financially and such a blessing for people with analysis paralysis! Great food and affordable. Why the hell are eggs so much though? Government needs to stop all these chickens being killed for fake “bird flu” reasons.

Best prices & reasonable quality , very helpful for the less income people, friendly staff, good deals on school supplies , vegetables & other household items

I've been to another Aldi and had a bad experience, but I figured I'll try this one out. Just like with Lidl, I had to see what the hype was about. This store also seems busy with a lot of customers. on a Sunday afternoon. They charge a quarter for using a cart, and once returned so is the quarter. Of course, not everyone carries cash, or coins for that matter, so that can be inconvenient. Another BYOB store...bring your own bag. I just went Costco-style and grabbed a box for everything. They have a 100% Double Guarantee policy, where they replace a product and refund up to double the value. I personally don't see how I would be saving money here, as the prices seem to be the same as nearby grocery stores, if not more. There are some commonly known brands, such as LaCroix, Hershey's candies, Kellogs Pop Tarts and cereals, etc., some of which seem more expensive. The wine was decently priced, various brands, starting at ~$4.99 and above. This store is similar to Lidl, in that they have their own brands, comparable prices and they charge for bags at checkout. I did note some items were reasonably priced such as baked goods, wine selection, and candies. Other items such as milk, cheese and name-brand cereals, seemed regularly priced, if not higher, than other stores. Maybe I am a little brand-spoiled that go on sale at other grocery stores and find it harder to switch to store brands? I ended up buying a couple donuts, bottle of wine, bag of chips and some coffee. The donuts were a bit dry. As with Lidl, I personally would prefer to shop at the chain grocery stores nearby that have more items on sale, especially if I am signed up for their weekly ads. However, I may return here to purchase donuts and wine since the prices were reasonable.

This place has just about everything. That average family needs grocery and toiletries wise. It’s quick and convenient and for the most part, has a good grade of food. Some of the produce I feel, stay on the shelves a little too long, not giving you the freshest produce experience, but overall, they do a really great job of stocking. Other than that, great customer service. They employees are very attentive to the lines and seem to be always available and ready to open up another lane when the lines gets too crazy.

When you are OK with a limited selection, but really want great prices! This is the place for you! The Aldi brand of products, the house brand, provides phenomenal value! There are also well-known brands that are priced really well, just not a huge selection. Their gluten-free cauliflower crust pizza is amazing, according to my wife!

Great place to get groceries. The vibe of the stote is nice and the employees are very helpful.

Cashiers could be a little bit more friendlier, I walk away, feeling like I somehow offended them by just being a customer and getting rung up.