First time for this location, we are heading to Pasadena, but I stopped by here for a snack and…read morefound more as we do lol. Pretty busy store but all cashiers were open in in and out smoothly. OK, bye

Good location and super lively store. Walking in, this location looks very vibrant and lots of…read moregroceries to shop for. I happen to be in the area and was looking for a quick bite to take with me after a workout. I of course went to their refrigerated section, checked out their selection, and saw their, "Money Saving" meals (which are $4.99 for different salads) and found a delicious chicken, arugula, tomatoes, and couscous salad. It ended up being really good and energizing. Now I have a reason to come back here like I did years ago. Thank you, Monrovia TJs!

Move over, Arcadia -- there's a new Aldi in my life, and I'm not looking back…read more The Aldi in Alhambra has somehow mastered the radical concept of actually stocking their shelves. Revolutionary, I know. Coconut water? There. German chocolates? Present and accounted for. It's almost as if they understand that customers come to a grocery store to, wild idea, buy groceries. And the staff? They serve you without a side of unsolicited attitude -- a luxury apparently unavailable at the Arcadia location, where a warm cashier experience was apparently too much to ask for. But sure, Arcadia, you keep doing you. Yes, the Alhambra store is a longer drive. My GPS made sure I knew that. But here's the thing -- when a store has its act together, a few extra miles suddenly feels like a minor inconvenience rather than a punishment. The selection? Genuinely impressive for a store that somehow fits everything into a building the size of a shoebox. Craving pizza? Done. Ready to fire up the BBQ? They've got enough sauces and marinades to make your neighbor jealous from across the fence. In the mood for a Mediterranean spread? The meat and veggies are waiting for you like old friends. No complaints, no drama, no attitude. Exactly how grocery shopping should be -- and apparently exactly what makes one Aldi location worth a longer commute than another. The bar is low, and somehow Alhambra still managed to clear it with ease.

i havent been to other Aldi's so cannot compare between Aldi's, but in comparison to other grocery…read morestores in the area, prices in general are definitely cheaper! many things are definitely closer to expiration date, but so can be said for many trader joes products too. berries, for example, are hard to find for cheap these days, but loved finding strawberries + blackberries for $2-3 each box, a welcome surprise in this economy! parking is great and spacious since not many shops sharing the same huge lot. this location also is never too crowded in my opinion and service is sufficient.

Good bang for your buck for some items. I personally go for energy drinks and cereal! Staff is…read morefriendly and the store is well kept. Keep an eye out for good deals there and new snacks to try.

They promote their app coupons a lot, but they don't even work when you go to the register. And the…read moremanagers don't even know how to handle the situation had to leave products.. don't download their app, it will be waste of your time.

7/18/26 Just a quick pit stop. Hubby was picking up a friend here and I tagged along. Went in to…read moreget fresh fruits & use the facilities. Like most Sprouts locations, this one is just as clean & organized. Got some apples & nectarines for the road trip. Staff are friendly & helpful. Parking is easy, free & plentiful. It's a good & quick stop. I refrained from picking up my favorite double chocolate muffins, highly tempting

I love shopping at Sprouts but things are always on the more expensive side. However, they do have…read morebetter quality food choices. So I come occasionally go for certain things like their yogurt, ham, some healthier snacks. I've never tried their sandwiches! This time I ordered one and omg I never knew how good it is and with such a reasonable price! I am so excited I finally tried it! I will definitely order it more from now on! I love how their tuna is not overly dressed with mayo, so it's healthier. And I asked for extra lettuce and tomatoes so it was so refreshing!!! Shopping ambiance is always clean and spacious at sprouts.

This place is a flashback into nostalgia. The owner is friendly and really reminds one of the days…read morelong past. I grew up in the 70's and remember places like this.

CUSTOMERS BEWARE For convenience to my Disability I stopped…read moreat this location to pickup an Arizona mango and a snack size chips gave the kid/Attendant a ten dollar bill and grabbed my change in a rush, not realizing he did not give me the correct change. I wonder how many other customers have suffered the same fate?

So let's get in to itI gave 5 stars BECAUSE the STAFF they are so good at keeping up a brave face,…read morethey are so professional despite what they've had to endure. I'll elaborate, their is currently a special incentive going on with EBT recipients and the Mother's Nutrition. These deals are great!! They help family's stretch that dollar and insure the security of having fresh food available. It's a wonderful program. Unfortunately theirs been some terrible outcome because of it. The store is ALWAYS busy and it's never that calm, quick and easy service as is expected when going to a Mother's Nutrition. I literally have to mentally prep my self to go to the store because its overwhelming dealing with the other customers. They have been so rude, disrespectful & careless. I've had to experience smokers upon my arrival, stand right by my vehicle while I get my son off just smoking like its their right, it was never like that before. Until this program began and from what I gather it's the men related to the people shopping in the store. Whoever they are they should know better than to smoke by a store that is highly noted as a Expecting Mother's and infants shopping establishment. The employees try to regulate these people's behaviors as best they can but they can only do so much. Something needs to be done. Im a LONG time shopper. Ive been shopping here for the past 5yrs with my son and the past couple of years since this incentive began it's been awful. I called and spoke with Kathy and Sam from corporate a week ago, and they told me that they've done their absolute best but I'm writing today because I was just at the store yesterday and what I witnessed inspired a few solutions. Kathy I thank you for your time the other day, you did spend ALOT of time on the phone with me and heard me out. That is appreciated, greatly. The team/staff of this store needs to be praised and Congratulated for ALL THEIR EFFORTS. I understand like you said Kathy, they are employees and they have a job to do but at the end of the day they are just human and have limits. So I continue to note how they ALL just keep preserving and keeping up a pleasant demeanor. The shoppers that come in for the incentive majority of the time don't speak English or put on a act like they don't speak English, they challenge your employees every moment they can, they have no respect for staff or other shoppers. If they see WIC shoppers being shown preference they want to argue and cause stress and unnecessary problems. We lost the resource of the pickup service because these non wic shoppers abused it, and overwhelmed the staff with orders. They not only over ran the store but they overwhelmed the pick up service. Being a single mother with multiple disabilities & having a child with autism that pick up service was a God send. Kathy you need to go to the store and experience the disruption first hand. It's not fair to the staff to have deal with everything these non wic shoppers bring. First suggestion is, get a parking attendant out there before these people cause more grief out in the parking lot and accidents. Second suggestion get security that monitors the door and the store front so no one is smoking outside. Third suggestion, since we can't limit the hours on non wic members shopping how about we have someone serve them fruit samples or water while they wait in line. Fourth suggestion keep wic members priority(I do see this implemented at my store just wanted to keep it in the suggestions) Fifth suggestion make it clear to the non wic shoppers that they do not receive the same preferences as wic members. Make cards for them or get a translator that can communicate with them because most if not all want to act like they can't speak English. Lastly I suggest you give the team/staff members at Mother's Nutrition El Monte an Award for giving 110% of themselves to keep their Wic shoppers happy and cared for, putting their safety on the line to protect your WIC shoppers. Kathy this team/staff the store itself is well stocked they are doing their best every day but they really need to be acknowledged for their efforts. Don't get on them for not being able to control the behaviors of others that's not in their job title. I keep going back because I'm loyal to that team, I see what they've got to endure and I am so proud of them. So I keep bracing the struggle and discomfort because no matter what they always make me and my son feel welcomed and safe. My son loves the store and I do too it's less than a few minutes from my house. We've been going their for 5rys now. I really don't want to stop but the non wic shoppers are just relentless and they make things so much harder Please don't be harder on the staff help them out in any way that shows gratitude and real support. Bring back the pick up service for wic members only, it's not fair to us mother's. Your stores started out being a safe and easy place FOR MOTHERS to shop.

On maps says it opens at 9:00 it's already 9:15 and there a long line workers inside are just…read morestanding by the register talking to each other