It truly depends on what time of the day you come in to see how much stock there is that day, and there's always a line no matter the time you come, but they offer organic items and dupes of most of the things you can get at Trader Joe's at good prices so this aldi js a good addition to the area it serves imo. It can get a bit messy at the end of the day, more than other supermarkets but that's just because it's busy spot. Come with time and come early and you'll be fine. read more

This is a small Aldi and they don't allow guests to use public restrooms, however, it's pretty organized and they have plenty to offer. It's close to my house and a quick stop to buy the necessities while saving big. I wish there was a parking lot but no big deal. Security is helpful at this location and cashiers work quick to move the lines read more

Sections of the store was dirty, the dairy section had spilled eggs. The spilled eggs had been there more than one day. The grocery cart was dirty. It had not been cleaned for sometime. read more

Why is this store so dirty with no inventory ,when you enter you have to pay for a dirty shopping cart 25 cents , why the cart has never been cleaned the associate informed me they updated the store however they forgot to clean the shelves and shopping carts read more

I feel torn to give this place 2 or 3 stars.... For starters the location is not ideal at all.. but you have to do with what you have. It's in a little strip of stores and the walking traffic is just unreal. No space no moving room nothing. Upon entering it's fairly spacious, security sometimes double at the door of the 3rd ave location. If you go after 3pm you'll be sure to run into an absolutely chaotic mess. I usually come here to by off brand items for cheaper. Like canned goods, cheeses, crackers, eggs, gluten free wines and spirits, frozen snacks and mainly for charcuterie items. ALDI is really the absolute best besides Trader Joe's when it comes to charcuterie goodies. I will N E V E R E V E R E V E R BUY MEAT FROM ALDI!!!!!! Never ..... never in a million years. At least friends not at the 3rd avenue location. The meat just doesn't look like it's fresh at all. Sometimes packages are open and nasty. Shop here for little things. Meats and produce I would get elsewhere. Service is moderate. read more

The prices are great. The cashiers are quick. My only qualms are the long lines and quite often during midweek several of my favorite items are out of stock. I've never noticed ground turkey at Aldis read more

I had my doubts, but this Aldi is pretty good. I was expecting it to look like a tornado hit it, unorganized with things misplaced, and items missing with the packaging tucked away in somewhere it doesn't belong but nope. For thanksgiving Aldis saved my life. They had butterball turkeys at 87c a pound, whereas other supermarkets either started at a higher price per pound or u had to spend a set amount to get a turkey for free. Aldi had the cheapest price for a butterball turkey anywhere, (that I know of) and for that I thank them. I think the most underrated items are: Their Natures Nectar orange juice, orange mango, cranberry cherry are all A1. Their Barissimo coffee. The varieties I've had so far are really good and don't leave a aftertaste. I've had the medium roast, white chocolate (seasonal) French Vanilla. Their Key Lime pie was surprisingly good. If you like soda they got Coca Cola varieties sprite Fanta, 2 liter $1.35 read more

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I like that in the past 5ish years this place has exploded in number in and around New York City, it used to be popular out in Buffalo and I ain't makin that drive. This store fits the neighborhood well, supplying a variety of brand name and generic products. They don't have a bathroom unfortunately. Found a busy-ish part of third ave. read more

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I'm a senior with a heart condition shopping at this Aldi. I asked to use the rest room and 3 people including 2 managers said their rest rooms are not for customers. this used to be my favorite store but now I'll never shop here again and will be making a complaint to the BBB read more

This is the Aldi I usually come to. I never have any issues, people are even really nice sometimes. Today, however, it's as if staff training no longer exists prior to getting a job there. Most of the staff looked new and it's Clear that they have no idea how to work in that kind of environment. It was a little packed, so people who didn't buy alot of things were trying to bag and go as quickly as possible. While I was trying to bag my items straight from the cart that the cashier was putting them in, she was very rude about throwing my items right over my hands instead of placing them on the side that I wasn't bagging from. Then, once she finished violently throwing all of my items like a wild Savage, she pushed the cart right into me as her way to "move it out for the next guest". But 1. There was NO SPACE as the bagging bar, which is why I was bagging straight from the cart (I only had about 3 items left) and 2. I've never been to an Aldi where the cashiers violently shove shopping carts into the customers. She didn't even say anything before doing so either. No "you can move to the bagging area" or even a "have a nice day". Just a violent push. If I had been injured, she could have injured me even more with how rough she pushed the cart into me. I've been shopping at Aldi for years and and my experience is usually fine. Today, this experience was entirely unacceptable. My Cashiers name was FREEDOM and she needs to be trained if she's going to keep working there. She looked like she hates her job, but hating your job is no reason to take it out on the customer. read more

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The worst ALDI I have had to deal with, never have anything in stock when you use Instacart and it's truly ghetto. When all is stoked it's great, great prices etc but I avoid this location like the plague. The cashiers are nice though. Avoid south Bronx Aldi! read more

Least favorite Aldis ever. Hopefully with the hiring push, things might get better. The set up is basically the same as other aldis, however the bagging area being right behind the registers and near the exit is ridiculous 80% of the time. Utilizing the registers furthest away from the exit probably would ease up congestion, especially if security is checking personal bags and shopping carts. Also u deposit a quarter in aldis shopping carts, however u are not permitted to take the shopping cart outside. Good luck if u are shopping alone and buy a cart load of groceries. U cannot take the cart to your car, or to catch a cab/uber. Prices here are higher than other Aldis. Usually only 1 or 2 registers are open, creating long lines. Sugar, dairy, chicken, salmon, frozen burgers, and the seasonal household things are ALWAYS higher at this particular Aldis. The Aldis at 117 and pleasant, is priced better, and is less of a hassle. Customer service has gotten better, but still sucks. Frozen shrimp is usually out of stock or you have to ask for it at the register. A lot of items stay sold out for extended periods of time, they hardly ever have any other bags than paper, and paper bags in the rain , with a full cart of groceries that you can't take to your car and major deegan type congestion by the exit is dumb. Please note you cannot shop with ur personal shopping cart to avoid these difficulties either. Save yourself the frustration there are other Aldis that are better priced, better stocked, and less of a hassle. read more

Well stocked, great prices $$ and staff. Just what is needed during NYC covid crisis, and hard financial times.Much respect Well wishes to staff!! read more

I love shoping here is better then the super matket i always save money when i come here love this place

Nice, well stocked grocery store. It's newly renovated & well organized. Has good prices and good quality products. read more

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This Location doesn't have Kosher salt. Out of all the items they do carry, they don't stock Kosher salt

I honestly thought this aldi would be a disaster. I went there about a week ago and it was super clean and organized! Dry food were stocked and grouped nicely together, and the frozen and refrigerated food was also very nice and clean. The floor was swept and no trash to be seen. The meats looked good- I didn't get any but I didnt see any brown meat or odd smells. Their produce selection was lacking; seemed like they were waiting on another delivery bc everything seemed picked over. But for $40 here I probably would have paid $75+ anywhere else. Their generic brands are pretty good too. Some of their items are a little sweet, like the tomato sauce, tomato soup, canned beans, etc, but I was able to balance out the flavors myself at home. Overall really good! read more

In Europe the variety and quality in the Aldi stores are much higher in every department -- they also have a great selection of beer and wine. That said, Aldi is a big improvement on most supermarkets here and the prices are hard to beat. This store has a serious staffing problem. Every time I'm there most of their check-outs are closed. Last week I was waiting in line for 20 minutes -- only two checkouts were staffed -- and then the guy on my checkout got up and left. Everyone waited in line but he was not replaced. I left, abandoning my basket, and leaving behind a lot of seriously pissed-off people. read more

Where do I start I LOVE ALDI!!!! All the cheap prices and large selection. I've been to 2 other locations on Broadway in the Bronx and 117th Street in Manhattan. And this is by far my #1 location and I will be back... read more

Love Aldi !! Legit Trader Joe's urban cousin, great quality product sometimes I get excited when I see brand names items for super cheap I know I shouldn't buy into the big names cause it's just a name but still! Aldi has Brie cheese, note this Aldi is in the south Bronx but it has a nice little gourmet section with different cured meats, tons of good cheeses. Only thing I would say need some updating is their produce section it's often lacking and seems so overpriced but I come for the on sale la croix and Brie cheese. Their frozen section is tip top they have an excellent frozen fruit selection which is great for my morning smoothies, also their bakery or just bread section also pretty decent! Definitely skipping the food bazaars and bravos and food whatever and going straight to Aldi! read more

Seriously one of my favorite places to shop! I am in this store almost everyday. The staff are so very friendly, the prices are absolutely amazing. I have saved so much money shopping here, local supermarket's prices are out of the roof in the Bronx. I love the environment and will continue to shop here read more

I love this location due to the fact that they always new items to try and keep my favorite items in constant supply. They take in new shipments daily. I'm obsessed with their sweet potato salad and their chocolate cream cake. I literally buy both of them twice a week because I go through it so quickly. I also love the little random sales where items are marked down drastically, sometimes to only $.50 cents! They have a great selection of poultry, meat, and frozen items. The staff are also really nice and helpful, including not only the floor staff but the security guards as well. My ONLY issue are the lines. No matter what day or time you go, except at least a 10 minute line wait. They often frequently only have 2 lines open which doesn't help. But the food selection and price make it worth it. read more

The only reason why I am unable to give this location a perfect score, is due tot he fact the lines are always overwhelming. Why have 5 registers in place but during store peek hours, usually never have more than 2 open? Your traditional supermarkets in the area,have two registers open at all times; with Aldi's just 1. Aside from register-gate, the healthy food options are vast and delectable. They are nicely, responsible priced for items that are not packed with hormones and unnecessary additives. With everything said, if you have the patience and do not suffer from a phobia of long lines, stop in. read more

I feel comfortable shopping and spending my money here. Good customer service no problem there. More staff would be helpful.

I've only visited once and noticed all the great deals. Although a produce desert like most of the south Bronx, I liked to see many healthy options like almond milk, cauliflower, etc. Only thing when you do come you have to pay for the bags. So make sure to bring your own! read more

It's a good store price wise. Love the update and lay out of the store. Their customer service is very poor. Their employees all seem mad at the word and are very rude. They get annoyed if you ask question. When you come in with your own empty shopping cart depending on which guard is working you can use your own empty shopping cart. With the Covid virus I prefer to use my own but it all depends on who is at the door that day. Will never shop at that location again. Since the cashier and floor work were both rude the day I wanted to use my own empty shopping cart. And I ask the guard a question about what was different that day when I was able to use my own empty shopping cart before. A female cashier yield out if you don't leave your cart you can't shop here. The female employee on the floor laughed and said the same. When I was talking to the guard. read more

Alidi is the sister company of Trader Joe's. I love this place it helps me and my family. Save a lot of money they sale a lot of good and healthy products. At a cheap price they sell both name brand and non name brand products. A lot of there non name brand products are the sister company of the name brand products. Some companies sale there products only at Aldi's. Honestly a lot of there non name brand products are just as good as the name brand products. You won't even notice the difference I brought $65.00 in groceries. That would have cost me over $100 at regular grocery store and it last me over two weeks. FYI you have to have a quarter to use a shopping cart you get it back once you return the cart. And you have to buy ur own shopping bags and pack it too. The bags are $10 cents each. The big hard plastic bags are between $89 cents and $2 dollars depending on which one you get. read more

Location not greatest. Went for first time July 21,2018 I did not have one problem. Place wasnt as messy which can mostly blame clients in area for that. Prices are great I will be heading back to restock on items that cost way too much in supermarket. read more

March 18, 2017 (Saturday) This review is for the ALDI just across the interstate from Bay Plaza Mall in the Bronx, address 1750 East Gunhill Road (just past THE HOME DEPOT). Bottom line: prices are OKAY, but not THAT cheap compared to, say, Stop-N-Shop. I hit the stores in/around Westchester Square quite a bit (have an apt. in the area in addition to house in Westchester Cnty.); there's a Stop-N-Shop about 4-5 minutes from Westchester Square by car; so shopping is only around 10 minutes by car from the apt. I heard from a friend that there was this warehouse supermarket with really cheap prices, so I went there earlier today for a grocery run: prices OKAY, but NOT WORTH A SPECIAL TRIP. Most of the items are "house brand", and the various "canned good" items have just about the same prices as house brands at other chains. Quality seems pretty good from the 2 cans I opened: one can of fruit cocktail; one can of cat food (the cat ate it, so...). And ALDI's has a fair number of German import items (it's a German chain trying to break into the U.S.); these German imports are about the same price as name-brand U.S. products. In keeping with the "warehouse" thing, there aren't as many product categories as your usual far-borough supermarkets. If you're buying pet food, you've got their house brand and that's it. Bagged dry food? Better get ready for the 20-pound bag; no other choice. And so: if you have an ALDI's close by, by all means, check to see if you like it. If there's not one close by; if it's a hike or half-hour drive ... don't bother; you won't be missing anything. P.S.: There is a "Dollar Tree" store next door, so you can pick up a carton of eggs for ... $1.00. Even the right-next-door Dollar Store didn't make ALDI's worth it, since there's the exact same store right in Westchester Square. read more

As long as you bring your own bag and a quarter for the shopping cart (that you get back at the end) this place is pretty solid. There are only store brand items but that doesn't bother me. Some things (for ex: sardines, almonds, spinach) actually seem identical to what is sold at Trader Joe's downtown except different packaging and about 20 cents cheaper. (The companies are related, not sure how). I'm deducting a star because every time I've bought cream cheese here, it has been spoiled. But the staff has always been super friendly about returns. Great customer service. One last drawback is that at peak times the line to check out can get a little long and they only have a couple cashiers. But that is true across the boards south bronx grocery stores. Oh and it only opens at 10am so no chance of early morning shopping here!! read more

i always buy groceries in this supermarket on thid av ,and today saturday 14 aug i had a desrepecful treatment from the security guard, that kind of stupid people take any bissennes down, i went someplace else and spend my money read more

This review is for Aldi #8 at 3006 Third Avenue. I went there to return an organic 2% milk recently and the "boss" as one of the new girls referred to him, handled my transaction after she made a mistake -no biggie. However, for someone being the "boss" he had no clue what he was doing either and failed at a simple transaction a handful of times as customers impatiently waited on-line for him to get it right. Definitely a retraining opportunity there. There were only two lines open and they were getting longer and longer on a busy night. In addition, he gave me a hard time for bringing back an "empty" carton, when it says to bring back any (stress the any) unused portion as part of the double back guarantee (a corporate policy). You see the reason I was bringing it back was because I was not completely satisfied with the way the milk tasted and when you do not like milk, what is usually the first thing you do... pour it out... so it not being full should not have been made into a big deal. (Not sure if it were because it was low-fat, badly refrigerated or both as I have seen dairy products left out after customers decide not to purchase them -I hope they throw them out, but look like they will get restocked even that evening a container of yogurt hanging out in the warmth -yikes.) However, this manager or "boss" seemed to want to stress that the carton was "empty". Was he trying to make me feel uncomfortable, embarrass me? I was only taking up the company's policy, not his individual one. He said he was doing it as a courtesy and did not have to... okay, gee thanks for making me feel like a valued customer. I shop there all the time and this is the second time that I had a less than savory interaction with a manager or one of the "bosses" the first time the manager acted like she did not know about the double back guarantee. ... buuut you work for the company... right? My recommendation is retrain these individuals in policy, transactions, customer service and respect -it is well needed at this location. Don't try to make customers (stressed) feel like criminals; or feel uncomfortable, which I suspect this "boss" tried to make me feel. Do not try to impose your selective policy, when corporate has already decided to do this good guarantee for shoppers and I am a frequent one. How about you worry about your ill-trained workers (including you) who don't know how to process the double back guarantee and ones who are throwing things over customers heads into shopping carts as part of their sorting practices or the unrefrigerated dairy products sitting out in your store that look like they will be restocked before you give a frequent Aldi shopper a hard-time about a return potentially for that very reason. I usually have pleasant experiences at Aldi (there everywhere), so it is unfortunate I had to have this one. :( read more