Good place for shopping with family too. Good prices, Good display the stuffs. Fruits and vegetables are fresh too. read more

Come here if you don't want the frills and high prices. They carry fresh produce, meat, fish, etc. but the selection is limited. However, their products are fresh and quality is good. Sometimes there are misses such as when you come in for their specials of the week and the shelf is empty . I have had times where I come for their specials on meat and they ran out. It gets annoying when that happens, but I totally understand as their prices are so low. Their dry goods are priced well, too. If you don't mind buying their store brand, then you will save a lot of money. Their baking section is stocked with most things you would need for basic bread, cake, and cookie recipes. They constantly have the best prices for eggs! No other markets have egg prices as low as Aldi. I always come in thinking I need a few items and then walk out with too many items to fit in my reusable bags. Lol read more

One of the largest, newest, and safest Aldi's in the Los Angeles region. Aldi consistently has the freshest produce for the lowest prices. Even lower and better quality than Costco occasionally. They don't quite have the selection of other supermarkets, but they certainly play to their strengths read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Alhambra, California

Service there is great and very responsive! The workers answered all of my questions and helped me look up products to check if other stores had them in stock. That is awesome! A+ service especially since there are so few workers! Unfortunately...I bought a bug zapping light bulb (Pic Dual Bug Zapper Light Bulb, DON'T BUY IT THEY ARE DUDS) and when I went home (which is 300+ miles away from this Aldi) I installed the light bulb and it didn't work...I just blew $10 on a light bulb that doesn't even work and I can't even go and return it. Sad. Aldi, I like you a lot. But please stop selling defective products. Please bring back the knock off birkenstocks! Thanks! read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Alhambra, California

ALDIs is like a mini Costco. Amazingly cheap, has all your basic food staples and keeps you wondering what's coming next. Their organic milk, eggs and chicken is $2-4 cheaper than most large grocery stores. Aldi for the most win! read more

My wife and I love to shop at ALDI for our grocery and other item we see on sale or new items at ALDI. The staff are very helpful and friendly. read more

One of the 3 Aldi locations in SGV area. The plaza has a terrible parking set up. Entering and exiting is annoying. Well stocked and clean. Lines moved pretty fast. read more

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Consistent with other Aldi stores - it has the same layout! Their grocery section is lacking but if you shop on a daily basis, you will find something you like. I have shopped at Aldi when I lived in Illinois and the store and shopping experience used to stand out like a sore thumb (credit cards weren't accepted before, reusable bags weren't the norm in Illinois). Now that they accept credit cards and reusable bags are part of the California grocery life experience, it's not as terrible. First day (grand opening) review - -Lots of employees -Fully stocked store -Relatively easy to check out with a designated employee working to point you to the line -Expect people to bump into you (it's terribly reminiscent of Black Friday when grocery stores open!) Tips- -Carts are 25 cents deposit (this will be the big shocker for newbies!) -Expect to bag your own stuff (another shocker) -Don't expect a large selection of brand names (this is how they can be affordable with their own in-house brand) -they has a small organic section -No hot deli -Dairy section / Bakery section offer a decent selection It is quite busy on opening day but I am hoping the crowd dies down soon after the freebies are gone. You can snag similar deals at Arcadia or East LA (Downey / Santa Fe Springs ) area! read more

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Best place to get my groceries. Idc what anyone says. Service is fast, ambience quick and smooth.

Sorry this is a late post. I got bashed already because I posted a late review. I will surely update this for sure. We went on the pandemic peak, which is March. They don't have that much stock of food inside the store at that time. We didn't get a chance to come back after a month. read more

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They have good treats for real cheap. I always stop by to get eggs because the Costco down the street always runs out. The checkers are always friendly. It's a very convenient location, many ways in and out. read more

8/6/2023 after 7pm. This is my husband first visit and me second visit. The only reason you don't get a five, the cashier no greeting, no smile. She just sitting their and thats it. Price is reasonable. read more

4 stars for the 49 cents avocados!!! It's kind of hard to find the grocery bag roll when you come in here. When you do, the roll is usually running low. Some of the items here are a little pricey than I would prefer but I really like the store layout. It's like a mini version of Ralph's and man do I look forward to the weekly specials... read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Alhambra, California

Jaimee cashier is super fast and still sweet... very thoughtful and quick. Others were complimenting her as well... she had waved hair in a ponytail just want to make sure it was Jaimee Keep her!!! Give her a raise read more

5 Stars for having tasty Italian, French, and Canadian products! The first time I shopped in an ALDI was in Iceland. Two years later I found out US started opening ALDI stores in CA and I got so excited. European supermarkets are awesome! The prices are cheap for most essential items and if you're not into brands then this place is for you. They do have some popular brands like Hershey's chocolate and Boathouse drinks but most of their stuff RESEMBLE popular brands in packaging so you just have to beware that the taste may not be the same. It may be better or worse. You be the judge. I like the concept of putting in your own quarter and bagging your own items so the price of your groceries can be cheaper. It's not a place for high maintenance individuals but for frugal and wise people who want to stretch their dollar. Some items are seasonal so you just have to grab them while supplies last. It's a no frill no nonsense place so stop expecting so much for those giving low stars. My usual: Milk, spear pickles (delicious!), shepherds pie, truffle chips, habanero cheese sticks, cage-free eggs, salads, eggplant cutlets, lobster mac&cheese, bag of potatoes (79 cents sometimes for a few lbs!), tomatoes, avocados, garlic spread dip, and brioche loaf It's fun just to peruse and read all the different items from around the world. I also love that they carry lots of organic and natural items. This place will grow on you! read more

Store is clean and well organized. Sale items are limited so go fast. Staff are friendly and helpful

Love it here. Great savings. Good food. I can always fill my cart and rarely spend over a $100. Everywhere is so expensive. Please Aldi never change. read more

OMG. I love Aldi's! Everything is so cheap here!!! 1 dollar for a gallon of milk? 1 dollar for a dozen grade AAA eggs?! $7.79/lb for salmon!!! This is where I do all of my grocery shopping. This is the place I go to if I don't want to bother with "shopping for deals" because everything is a deal here!!!! :) Unfortunately if you're looking for typical brands, you won't find them here! Also carts require a quarter for a deposit. Bring your own bag! Also annoying that you need to bag your own stuff. read more

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I've been going to Aldi since they opened in Alhambra and Arcadia. The prices are great. The choices have improved over the years. The service is quick and efficient. It's never too crowded. There is one item that I have stopped purchasing at Aldi - milk. Unfortunately, every milk I have bought does not last through the "sell by" date. I'm not sure if it is their refrigeration that is a problem or the transport to the store. I hope this gets worked out. read more

Pretty cool spot. Grocery, snacks, and home items. Bring your own bags, or purchase paper bags at the cashier. Everything was well organized and clean. My German friend knows how much I love Trader Joes & World Market and has been telling me to pay Aldi a visit. Upon walking I was immediately attracted to the wine. I settled for a rose from France that was $5! Was pretty good and really strong. Behind the wine was cookies.. The cookies looked familiar, everything is pretty much the same as you'd see in your local market it's just a different brand and slightly different packaging, but a lot less expensive. I walked down, and picked up some smoked salmon for $4! Can't beat that, can't wait to make some Lox bagels for breakfast. Next thing I got was a big pack of turkey bacon for $2! I was really happy to find inexpensive breakfast items here. Aldi also carries a variety of huge frozen $5 pizzas! Can't wait to be back and pick up pizza's and snacks for date nights in. read more

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Great place to get groceries. They keep stock in essentials like bread, eggs, meat, dry pastas, and can goods. Aldi will save you big bucks if you are open to the brands they carry. Since they are a middle size grocer, there is less brand names then a Vons or Ralph's. But, I was able to find can tomatoe sauce, eggs, and other food necessities here opposed to the bigger guys... plus I saved bucks. Help my retired folks get food and felt like we didn't over pay because of the scarce conditions created by Covid19. I myself got away with 2 bags of pantry needs for 21 green backs. My haul included 1lb of deli ham, dozen eggs, half n half, 4 boxes of dry pasta, 2 jars of pasta sauce, 2 cans of tuna, loaf of bread, 3 cans of tomato sauce, & luncheon meat..... musubi time! Saved time and money, with less stress at this location. It's not perfect, some of the brands you want are not at Aldi. But, with an open mind you can find some great stuff. read more

For a guy this place is great for a quick run for groceries and random things without being overwhelmed lol. Prices are decent and place is kept clean. ***** Although I just realized that I have to remind myself to keep the cart I came in with because at the cashier it is usually swapped out from the previous person. I don't know if the person before me practice hand hygiene. But that is a cross contamination for person to person through the cart/quarter. read more

I'm happy to have one more choice for groceries in the area. Aldi has been making its way through Southern California. It's owned by Aldi Nord, a German chain. Side note: Trader Joe's is Aldi Sud. Aldi carries mostly their own store and imported brands of packaged groceries. There is a very limited selection of US national brands. I've found their items to be fairly good I haven't had anything I thought was outstanding yet, but there are tons of other things to try. Prices are decent, so it's easy to shop here on a budget. Yes, it was chaotic during their grand opening. Why would anyone expect anything less. It just means that they marketed it well! People are supporting their entry into the area. The more customers, the fresher their products. One more thing to add: you need a quarter to use the shopping cart. It seems weird at first , but there are good reasons for it. It better ensures that the carts will be returned to the designated place instead on being jammed in your car door. It also helps minimize loss (they cost a lot) which would get passed to the customers through price increases. You get the quarter back when you return the cart. read more

Why such a low rating? I thought the place was cool. It was kind of like if a Trader Joes had a baby with low budget Marshalls Home Goods store. SO it was a weird mish mash of groceries and cheapo house goods like plastic stools, comforters and rolling luggage. The products looked fine, many were organic and non-gmo, I think most people are turned off because they are not named brand. ANd they haven't gotten used to to these brands like the ones they have at Trader Joes. I liked it, it's clean, well kept, products looked good. THe quarter deposit to get a cart thing does annoy me a bit but i'll be back. read more

Bad crowd but nice staff! Its pros and cons time! Pros: -prices are so cheap! 90% of the items you can find here are considerably cheaper and same brand (usually) you find elsewheree -very helpful and friendly staff. Shoutout to glasses man with a fro (Isaiah?), Jaime, and manager dude (helped me with a issue) Cons: -dont buy beef here. It's like its been injected with water to increase the weight. When cooking, it steams like crazy, and the color is always off - like a fake diluted pink. Chicken and pork is good though! I've bought fish here once and it wasn't the freshest. -my motorcycle was knocked down in the parking lot. Most likely a passerby who wanted to sit on it. Not the business fault but weary about parking! Protip: come here for fruit, eggs, booze, dates, and the PICKLES read more

I was excited to check this place out because my gf was raving about the Arcadia one. I went w/ my hubby and we liked the organization and cleanliness, but I was underwhelmed by the selection. On a Tuesday night, it looked empty, but only 1 cashier was open and there was a long line to check out. I rather go to Trader Joe's. Sigh. I know they are related, but I think I expected a Trader Joe's equivalent. The grocery section didn't have that much meat or seafood. The produce prices weren't that great. For instance, a bag of tangerines was $3.99. I usually wait until they are $2.99 at Ralph's. Probably won't return. read more

Convenient place to shop if you're looking for handful of items. Reasonable prices and a decent selection. Bright and clean isles and a great return policy! I purchased several packages of hamburger buns for an event and returned two packs (cause I bought too many), two days later. And they accepted them back no questions asked. I think I found a new place to shop read more

I'm new to living in this part of LA and I heard about this grand opening on the NextDoor app. I'm a HUGE Trader Joe's fan so when I heard this store is managed by the same company I was excited to check it out. Overall I had a great experience! Many people seemed confused by the $.25 shopping cart experience, but there was a worker standing there when I went and even let me use the cart with their quarter which I think was to help people who've never heard of this get used to it, so it didn't bother me! I think people will learn to be courteous and put carts away if it's tied to getting money back, so I loved the idea. The store has several items that are very inexpensive (see attached pictures) and I love that they have a discount section where they have non-food items for example, Tupperware, silverware, children's toys, Christmas-themed clothing and decorations, cooking dishes, and a few other things. I also liked that they have different brands of food (I didn't recognize most of the brands), it reminds me of a European grocery store. Most of the produce was pretty inexpensive and they had a large selection of dairy products. I was very impressed with their large variety of traditional Hispanic foods. Normally anytime I want certain Hispanic foods I have to go to Vallarta, Vons or Ralphs (Trader Joe's doesn't have those items), so I was very pleased to be able to get those items! You do have to bring your own bags and bag your own groceries, but I'm used to doing that so I don't mind that. The only thing that would stop me from going on a weekly basis is the small frozen food and already prepared foods selection. I always like buying several pre-made green salads, chicken salads, and frozen foods at the beginning of the week for those long work days. Besides that I'm excited to go back and keep trying their different products! read more

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I love coming to Aldi for my staples like eggs, lemon and potatoes. Prices are very reasonable and sometimes really inexpensive. Some weeks the eggs are $1.50 for a dozen. I usually get 3. The quality is also very good. Some of the best ginger root I've ever bought was from this Aldi. Probably the highlight of shopping at Aldi has to be the authentic German food from chocolate to cheese to bratwurst. All of the items are reasonably priced. I was curious to try some food from their Deutsch Küche brand. I bought some amaretto cake and spätzle, both items were under $3 each. The amaretto cake comes in a loaf. It was moist and sweet with a pleasant amaretto flavor. The spätzle was really delicious, a cheesy macaroni with the taste of fried onions. I was sorry I didn't buy more as the kids loved it. Aldi is off of Main and Raymond near the Chase Bank and Howard's. Usually there is plenty of parking here. read more

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My go to and favorite store I save so much and the staff is just awesome ! Love this place !

I am so glad Aldi open in Alhambra. It's like other Aldi. I went on Sunday morning in October and lots of people were there. The aisles are big and enough room for 2 carts to roam. The staff are nice and helpful. The grand opening sale was great, especially dozen eggs .68 cents and baby back ribs 1.99lb. read more

What a great location to have in Alhambra. I went in to shop and everything was well stocked and looking so great! Checkout was fast and easy. Employees nice and helpful so glad i stopped by and continue on coming back sometime in the near future! read more

Worst cashiers are in the evening shift! It's been three times that these young cashiers in the evening shift will close their lanes as customers approach and then argue with the other coworkers on who will charge the customers! It's unprofessional and rude to have the cashiers contemplate if they are going to charge me, run off on break, or exclusively open the lanes for their friends and not take customers after after that transaction. read more

I usually walk the two blocks from my house to the grocery and discovered that they only carry the crap quality paper bags that one can't even carry bread in without them tearing. Half of me groceries ended up all over the parking lot and the other half on Palm Ave. As someone with a prosthetic leg, it makes it a bit difficult to retrieve all of my groceries from the parking lot and street. I guess Von's it is from this point forward. read more

Latina girl working in the first ol lane overcharged for a water and didn't even apologize

When we first checked out this market a year ago, we weren't that impressed and found the shopping experience to be sterile. Then we started taking a closer look at the items we usually buy and realized we could save $5 to $10 a trip versus shopping at Vons! $1.99 for almond milk, $2.69 for a large carton of Greek Yogurt, 50 cents for two bunches of green scallions, 99 cents for a pineapple, $3.79 for a bag of coffee and $2.69 for a 100 ct bottle of acetaminophen among the amazing deals we have found recently. Lots of cool and inexpensive organic items too! The only thing I don't like is being rushed to bag your groceries at checkout time. read more

Most prices are favorable however sometimes the market has no sour cream, is out of potato salad, has no bananas or other essentials.. So a shopping trip to ALDI ends at Albertson's where they are rarely out of these items. read more

Dead-faced employees. I think having no personality or facial expressions must be a requirement of hiring at this location. They seem to genuinely hate being there. read more

One of my favorite supermarkets. Very clean. All the Aldi markets are organized the same way so it's easy to find things Interesting quality brands you don't see at the bigger chains. Almost everything less expensive than at Ralph's, Vons, etc. read more

This is not a one stop store for me, but today it definitely irked me when I went to get the pillsbury dough squares and I notice that they had expired June 25 2021, I'm like okay no big deal I'll put it back , but then I told the WORKER stocking items next to me if there might be a better date in the back since all of the dough in shelf had expired yesterday, without even looking at me he put the one I showed him back in the shelf and in a dismissive tone he said well, we'll just have to see? I walked away thinking hope he did t leave them there and "boy" I guess some people just don't appreciate this days having a job ‍ read more