Low stock later in the day. It feels more like a farmers market for the produce. You get what you get.

If you have 30 minutes to stand in line with 3 items, this is your place to go. They have NO CASHIERS. Only 1 register is always open......very rarely 2 registers, and NEVER 3. Just stand behind 12 people with full carriages while you have 3 items in your hands. I have seen so many people drop their items and head over to Market Basket rather than putting up with their crap. I have learned to do the same thing. It is not easy to test my patience, but Aldi's managed to do it. read more

I consider myself a savvy shopper...the same way I can stop at a Whole Foods for some items, I can easily stop at Aldi or Dollar Tree for some other items. Sometimes there is a fine balance between value and quality. There are some really good charcuterie and cheeses at Aldi, but for special occasions, I would stop at a Whole Foods....this stop at Aldi was to get some shelf stable, canned goods and sauces. Their quality on many of those groceries is excellent. Many people are not used to the "warehouse" look of Aldi stores, but I have gotten used to the look and I know what I like and what I want...easy shopping trip. read more

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I gotta be honest, I was pretty disappointed with this Aldi. I was hoping it would be like the ones in Delaware and NJ. But, it wasn't. Sure, it's updated, and prettier now. I haven't been here in a really long time, also. But, the priced were terrible. The selection was also not as good as Aldi down South. Really disappointing. It was also a huge mess in here, and most stuff was empty including the shelves, but also people shopping there.... there just weren't any. I think we were the only ones there, the whole time we were there. I felt that shopping at Trader Joe's was a much better experience, the prices were better there, and the food was also better at TJ's. I soooooooooo wanted to LOVE THIS ALDI like I did the ones down South, but alas, I just didn't. Also, not worth the drive over there. Sorry. read more

People know that Norwegian salmon is the best, I finally bought it at ALDI, but when I cooked I saw the last small letter on the back of the package that said "farmed with red pigment ", I feel like I have been deceive how can ALDI sell fake deep sea salmon. read more

So I was originally going to Market Basket for a fruit haul but I've always wanted to go to Aldi so when I saw it , you know I had to swing in there and see what it's like. I also wanted to see if they had an air fryer for the low but they didn't have any appliances really. The store is more of an upscale Save-A-Lot, lots of off brand mixed with regular brands. It was very clean and on the smaller side. They didn't have many vegan options but I did get what I came for plus more. It's nice, I may come back for a few select items that I haven't tried yet. read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Brockton, Massachusetts

Here's the thing... I've spent some quality time abroad in Europe, with almost 5 months being in Austria (as an exchange student). My visit here reminded me of this adventure. First, let me ask you a question: how do you feel about generic products? If you're like most people, you swear by some brands, but with others don't give a flying fig newton. This store will not have everything you are looking for, this store is a great supplement for your usual grocery, but it is not a replacement. For instance, the generic Doritos are nowhere near the real thing, and I swear by Lea and Perrins Worcestershire sauce. However, there are others where I really couldn't care less. Eggs, milk (which is still fresh after a week and a half), bread crumbs, and other such items. Take the cheese singles (which in fairness I didn't buy), the generic version is 2/3 the cost of the Kraft. In terms of departments, they don't have a meat or deli department, but they do have products typically found in these products, just no one cutting the cheese/meat. It is a similar deal with the bakeshop, they don't bake anything there, but some of the breads they have are amazing! Produce is of excellent quality too. There are some other things of which to be aware: They do not provide any free bags or baggers. There is a counter past the registers (by the window). You can buy bags if you don't have any, but you are expected to bag everything yourself. Carriages have a Euro-lock, which requires a refundable deposit of a quarter to use. Insert the quarter, grab a cart, chain it back, quarter pops out. Store is clean, and people working here are nice! As I've said, this store cannot replace your grocer, but with some trial and error as to generics, you may just save hundreds annually on your grocery bill. read more

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Back in April, I stopped in here on my drive down to Newport, Rhode Island. The store was well organized, well stocked, and clean. Even though I was only there for a gallon of water, I saw that it would be a nice place to shop on a regular basis. Even though I wasn't in a hurry, an employee opened up another checkout when she saw me waiting in line to pay for my item. That was a nice touch that's seemingly becoming more rare these days! read more

Just came from Aldi. Bought 3 packages of bacon. Opened 1 at home and it had MOLD on it. Gross. (See pictures) Then I looked at them and they are all expired!! Absolutely disgusting selling expired bacon. And not just a few days expired but over a month So mad. In the trash they went. I really wanted to cook that tonight too. Done with this store. Market Basket from now on. read more

ALDI - 1.99 thin crust cheese pizza - Grocery Near Me - Brockton, Massachusetts

First time I shopped at this particular store. Not much produce, not that well kept. The prices are phenomenal though for the items they do carry and have. The young man in check out was not friendly at all. He was rather rude. Very unpleasant young man. Was talking under his breath. This made experience much worse. read more

It's hard to understand why anyone would shop here other than the fact that it's simply there. Okay, I can come up with one reason, reasonably priced produce which seems to be pretty good quality. Otherwise, it's stocked with an incredible amount of junk food and super low quality products. I won't be going back. read more

This is the second time in a month that this Aldi location has ripped my mom off. Today they charged her five times for one item. She only realized this after she left the store and couldn't understand why her total was so high. Now there is no way to get in touch with their customer service because their phone numbers are no longer being answered. This will be the last time we shop there. The cashiers need to be watched. They're stealing from the elderly. read more

After hearing about this place for weeks we gave it a whirl! It's very clean inside and very organized. Can find whatever you want very easily. We picked up some Boo Berry cereal for .62. They sold me on that . You do have to pay a quarter to use a carriage that you do get back at the end. There are no baggers AND no bags. You must bring your own. Which is no big deal. Just a few negatives...we were very careful about buying everything with a correct date on them. The one thing that didn't have a date we bought were blackberries. We got them home and they're covered in mold. So just make sure you look at everything you're buying. read more

The shopping experience was fine. Trying to checkout was another story. Two registers open as I approached the front. One cashier had a customer with a pretty large order (full cart still unloading), so I walked over with my five items to the 2nd register along with 3 other customers who also had fairly small orders & that cashier slammed the "closed" sign down onto the register belt to let us all know he did not want to ring us out. So we all went back to the other line. A couple of minutes later I turned back to see a line of at least 6 has formed and the cashier who slammed his sign down who is clearly annoyed yells " those who care to be rung out can come over here". Huh? Care to be rung out? You just slammed your closed sign down in our faces just 2 minutes ago , but now you are open? Pretty crappy attitude, my order took all of 2 minutes I could have done without the dramatics & poor customer service. He saw the other cashier had a large order and should have just stayed open until he cleared out the few small orders which probably took 10 minutes total. Aldi can do better. That checkout experience sucked! read more

I've shopped at this ALDI probably close to a hundred times and almost always have a pleasant experience. I like that the store is smaller than most grocery stores meaning you can get in and out more quickly. It is also quieter than most stores since they do not play music here. This creates a calmer atmosphere since there is one less source of stimuli and because without music everyone is subconsciously aware that everyone else in the store can hear them. There is room for imrovement, however. I did have one bad experience with an employee at the register. I don't need to go into detail except to say that I spoke with a manager and the issue was resolved satisfactorily. My second and final complaint is that there will often be broken glass in the parking lot and garbage at the front cart storage area and sometimes it will take days to get picked up. I even spoke to a manager about the broken glass and she said that it was the responsibility of the building owner to clean it up. Meanwhile, people are driving over and walking through glass to get their groceriers! I don't care for this attitude of "Not my responsibility, let someone else deal with it". There is enough litter in this city and it's time for businesses to get serious about maintaining a clean environment. read more

Used to come here for cheap, mainly organic groceries. It is a while out of my way so I really haven't come here in about a month. Today I was shocked to see the prices increased on so many things! Staples I used to buy all the time have increased- things like eggs, butter, sub rolls, cheese. It's not worth it to me to go out of my way to spend the same amount of money I would spend at Walmart. Some of the produce I have bought here tends to go bad quickly as well. The produce is not the freshest either and most of it is now the same price as other stores. The cahsiers are quite efficient and the store is clean, but I wont be shopping here anymore. Super bummed their prices have increased so much. read more

King of the Aldi stores. Aldi of course means cheap prices, store brands dominate, produce is not as youthful, but still ok, compared with Shaws Roche Bros, Stop & Shop, etc. This store has my Vita Herring so I gave it a 5. read more

I love going to Aldi. They have really great European imports and fun items that you won't find at other stores, and always very affordable. This one is right off of the highway in a huge shopping plaza. There was plenty of parking which was nice. Very clean store. Sometimes Aldi stores look like they need a bit of love but every aisle was clean and organized. Found some Aldi staples and then some new items which is always fun. Great frozen food selection. I'm not the biggest fan of their fruit and veggies. Their meats though are always good and marked way less than grocery stores. We got a brisket for under eleven dollars which is way down from the twenty plus briskets you find in more mainstream markets. The line went fast even though it was crowded. I really like how efficiently the lines move at every Aldi store. read more

There is a lot that can be improved in this store at Westgate Mall. Aside from the hassle of using a carriage, the fruit and vegetable department is a definite hit and miss, especially the fruit. I just bought a box of strawberries and took one bit on one and never have tasted anything so bad. When I tried to call the number on the receipt to let them know I would be bringing it back it did not work. The number on line does not work either and a voice message says to keep costs down they have no telephone contact. Then why not say so instead of posting bogus numbers. It seems like there is no one on the floor to ask any questions and items are not rotated so some are out of reach. Or in the case of the fruit, moldy. If their excuse is that they want to keep costs down I say you still have to keep the store clean, and fruit and vegetables rotated. There are a few items I go in for every so often but could never do my weekly shopping there, thought I sometimes see others doing it. read more

Prices are really, really cheap. I really don't know how they're this cheap. Regular grocery stores must be making a killing. They don't have many or even any name brands, but if you don't care about that, this place is something special. It's less than $1.50 for a big bottle of dry spices. And they have a sale going, at the time I'm writing this, for $0.49 avocados for Christ sake. I'm truly impressed with this place. read more

Think TRADER JOE's lite. Definitely a new no frills model in a clean store with mostly off-brand mdse. Some very good prices. Very few employees on duty. No bags. Rent a shopping cart for a refundable $.25! I'm okay with all that. It's good, but not quite great. I prefer Trader Joe's, tho Aldi has some very good ideas. read more

I bought some chocolate bark for melting and there were worms inside. I should have brought it back but I needed to get rid of it quickly. so I put it down the disposal. Produce I have bought there was not the best, turned bad in 2 days. Never again read more

I recently moved and we tossed whatever food and decided we just buy all new things from the seasonings ketchup, mustard olive oil to meats etc. I was able to fully stock my fridge, freezer, and pantry with items needed or you like to always have on hand in home like breadcrumbs, vegetable oil etc. and I only spent $180 roughly on over 100 items. If I had bought all these items at market basket like I originally intended, but decided last second when obviously seeing market basket was packed inside and out and I forgot about the ALDI. I had never been and always hear mixed reviews with some swear by this store and love it to others that hated it and only went once and choose never go again and claim the left without buying a thing. Thankfully a woman finished putting her groceries in her car and asked if I'd like her carriage because I wasn't aware that you need a quarter to insert into the lock to use the cart which you can get the quarter back after you replace and relook the cart by the doors but I usually leave the quarter and cart unlocked for someone or pass off to someone walking in the store. I also didn't know I had to buy bags or bring own plus bag my own things. Which wasn't big deal I saw signs at cashier so grabbed ten the plastic bags that are 10 cents each which a super durable very more so than typical grocery Shaw's, stop and shop, market basket bags so I save the bags I bought and been reusing when I go to ALDI and just replace if one rips etc. now I'm not the has to be name brand fanatic like some so shopping here saves me tons and the kids also don't care on brands. A cup cakes a cupcake as long as there's frosting. Same with seasons and the meats are decent too. I usually will buy the pork chops, chicken breast, and steak here. There's also some brand stuff like goldfish, etc which usually is more than the price of generic items but it's still usually few cents sometimes almost dollar cheaper than in large grocery store chains. I've made ALDI me new go to weekly shopping place and I use stop and shop in between or for particular items ALDI doesn't have. Like I drink Vanilla Coke and my husband likes Mountain Dew and kids like sprite which ALDI doesn't usually sell in cans and if so it's usually normal priced being almost $6 a 12 pack of cans which most stores also charge that but usually have the buy two get one 12 pack free or get 3 12 pack cases for 9.99 etc. If you aren't picky though on having to have brand name items for ketchups, noodle sides, pasta sauces etc try ALDI for sure. You'll save or cut your bill almost in half! My first trip was $180 to restock up a fridge freezer and pantry in new home which would've costed me most like well over $250 anywhere else! My second trip I spent $90 which would've and usually used to cost me almost $175 when I used to do week shopping at Shaw's or stop and shop. read more

Aldi is the best and this location is no different. Great quality food at a great price. The store is basic and there isn't many employees but that's the point. Keep costs down to keep prices down. The staff there is great and do a great job of stocking and checking out. Anything close to expiration is marked down. 10/10. Save thousands a year over regular grocery or even market basket! read more

Is this the same Aldi's I went to, that everyone else is reviewing? I thought it was a disorganized dump. All I wanted was a simple box of tea bags. I could neither find the tea and coffee aisle, nor could I find anyone who seemed to want to help me. They will never last with Market Basket in the same mall. read more

A great place to get all the essentials for families on a budget. No-frills shopping and very easy to get in and out. You have to bring a quarter to get a carriage (you get it back after if you return the cart to it's spot), bring (or buy) your bags, and bag it yourself. There is no deli or bakery, everything is ready to be sold when it gets shipped in. All these things cut down on the amount of employees needed to run the store, putting the money back in your pocket! (You just have to put in a little effort with the bagging and carriage, but it's worth it when you cut your weekly grocery bill by ~20%.) If you're looking for an inexpensive and efficient place to shop, this is it. There are also a lot of gluten-free, antibiotic-free, organic options! read more

Clean, organized store. Fresh produce, meat and dairy selections were of very good quality. Aldi carries mostly generic products. So far, we cannot tell the difference between Aldi's generic brands and brand name products. Saved a lot of money at Aldi and only needed to buy fresh deli from another store. To save time, most weeks, we may decide to just skip the deli at other stores and just stick with Aldi. read more

New store in the area, VERY clean, low prices, great selection. Bring a quarter (you get it back) to check out a carriage, and bring your own bags (or buy reusable ones there...saving the environment and keeping prices low). Worth checking out! read more