ALDI

Aldi’s has good prices, excellent meat, nice produce, and several gluten-free options. I can always get my gluten-free free bread there, white or whole grain. And they’ll have different things come in that are gluten-free. The grocery choices are not as varied as a big box grocer, but I go here for specific things. Take your own bags though, and you pay a quarter at the buggy corral, but get your quarter back when you leave.

Very interesting. I have not been in this store in about 3 years. The store was wlell lit with clean floors & spacious clear aisles. Displays are filled with product, prices are visible & items are easily accesible. I was pleased with the selection of items & found name brand items were about 5 to 10 % below the major grocery chains. Most of the items were Aldi brands & appeared to be 5 to 10% below comparable name brand items. Sorry I did not snap any pics.

It's WAY cleaner than Wal Mart, and the customer service is better. I don't know how much we are actually saving by bagging our own groceries. It sounds like a way to have us haul off the empty boxes, but I guess it works.

Always good prices. Most items are fresh and of good quality. Check out is quicker now that they added self checkout. Remember to bring your own cloth bags because they do not pack groceries nor provide paper or cloth bags unless you buy them.

I just moved here from out of state and was happy to find an Aldi near by. Seems to be just as good as any other Aldi I’ve been to. The meat/poultry can be a little scarce at times but that seems to happen at most stores, especially when there’s a sale. I try to do most of my basic shopping here such as eggs, milk, bread… etc and try to avoid the other big stores due to crazy parking and massive amount of people, Aldi just seems a bit more laid back. If you plan to shop here often check out their weekly ad, I always find something yummy at a great price. Don’t forget to bring your own bags or find some empty product boxes along the isles. You can buy bags at the store but I personally use the boxes because I’m cheap and never remember to bring a bag. I somehow always have a quarter for the cart though! 😂 Happy shopping & happy savings, y’all!

I like how they carry an assortment of name brands and store brand items. Fresh produce priced to compete, nice wine selection for an affordable supermarket price point, the cashiers are pros at getting you in and out even if there's a line. Bring your own bags in or purchase bags there to pack up your groceries starting at 7 cent, you can even grab an empty box from the shelf to load up your goods for free. Have a quarter on hand if you want a shopping cart.

We absolutely love Aldi. They're owned by the same parent company of Trader Joe's. They tend to stick to the same ideals. The food is mostly without antibiotics and pesticide free. The canned goods don't contain high fructose corn syrup (with exception to a couple known American brands, as well as their wine, beer and sodas are all sugar as an ingredient. The pricing is less than you will find in Walmart! Drawback, keep a quarter in your pocket, you'll need it to get a grocery cart that will likely be full towards the end of your visit, don't worry because you'll get your quarter back when you return the cart to the front of the store. Also, bring your own bags. They don't provide complimentary shopping bags but they do have paper bags they will sell for around 12 cents and even better, they encourage you to grab a box off a shelf or in a bin to transport your groceries in. Thos not only helps your budget but also helps us sustain a liveable environment for our children and such. I highly recommend Aldi, especially in this neck of the woods that there are no Whole Foods or Trader Joe's within shopping distance.

I enjoy their selections of healthy snacks and take advantage of my trips to the area, so I make a stop here!!

This place has better selection better prices on most any type of food or produce can't wait to go back.

My experiences are always good , very good selection and the prices cannot be beat. Checking out is quick and easy, and the cashiers are always courteous.

Cheapest place to buy groceries, by far! Don't forget to bring your own bags, or you can use the empty boxes found around the store.

I Loooooooove Aldi's!! My Daddy turned me on to them. Most times, their produce is REALLY nice and ALWAYS (what I need anyway) affordable. But what I love most about Aldi's... Their prices on most of their products is so affordable, you can at least give it a try and if you don't like it, then you're not out of a lot of money. The prices of their bulk nuts and frozen fruit... 🍑 🍓🍍🥭 AMAZING! The biggest issue is the long wait in line. I understand that it keeps the prices lower but at certain times of day their should be at least 2 cashiers. I believe this to be so for EVERY grocery chain! In the mornings When people are on their way to work and school, high noon ( people scooting in for lunch and brunch and in the late afternoon when teachers don't feel like cooking and they don't want take nor to stand in line long.
Just when I didn't think the wait could be longer....! Now they are almost completely automated. 90% of the registers are self e-checkout, as if 2yrs behind mask want enough to reduce social interaction. That's my opinion what's yours. 😆😁

We love shopping here because of great prices and a great selection of items.

Stop by here to pick up some holiday cake. The stolen breab/cake was excellent.

Love this place went in there to get my usual Kinroo blue 6 pack which is a great beer by the way, but then I seen this from across the store. Not just a beer but a mini keg I thought it was a mirage until I picked it up at this point I knew it was destiny can't beat a 17 dollar mini keg!!!

Good deals. Right prices for basic grocery needs

Friendly staff, clean, good prices!

Aldi's was clean, easy to shop and friendly. Well stocked and organized. I found everything and more, that I would normally find at either of the two major food chains that I shop at. A lot of organic and premium selections. Smaller store, more options and better prices. Definitely will continue to shop at Aldi's 🙂

I've been trying to lose weight and eat healthier. But it seems that all the healthy foods you should be eating are too high priced. Then I heard about Aldi's, how it's all healthy and good for you & it won't bust your wallet. I love the super low prices and all the healthy options. Even things like eggs and milk and much cheaper here than they are at Kroger and Walmart. I love the Eggplant Fries they're so delicious. Now me I love Walmart and Sam's Club. But when I want super healthy foods and low priced foods. I'll be making two grocery stops those days and Aldi's will definitely be one of those.

My favorite store their produce is always fresh