Stopped by this location on November 2 and have visited this store several times before. One thing…read moreI really appreciate is the spacious parking lot, which also has a gas station conveniently located on the property. The store itself is very spacious, clean, and well-stocked with plenty of options. There is a Starbucks inside if you're looking to grab a coffee while shopping. They also have a hot food section with items such as rotisserie chicken, potato wedges, sushi, and more. I noticed that Wednesdays typically feature a $6 sushi special, which is definitely worth checking out! In addition to groceries, they carry clothing, have a pharmacy, and offer plenty of other household and everyday essentials. There are also several restaurants and businesses nearby, including Panda Express, another standalone Starbucks, Jack in the Box, and a CVS across the street. You'll find even more shopping and dining options further down the street. Overall, I was able to find all of my grocery items during my visit, and I appreciate having so many options available in one convenient location. Money-Saving Tip: Download the store's app and make sure to clip the digital coupons before checking out! They regularly offer special deals, and you sometimes get additional coupons that can be combined with already discounted sale prices. It's a great way to save a little extra on your groceries! Overall, a great one-stop shopping location with plenty of convenience, variety, and opportunities to save!

This particular Fry's Marketplace has always been my favorite that I've been going to for many…read moreyears. They open @ 6 am so a lot of times when I need extras that I didn't have delivered then I'll come to this Fry's on Sunday mornings @6:30 on my way home from work. The produce department is a nice size & everything is always very fresh, if not there's always someone working in there that you can get to help you! Across from the produce is the very large flower department & during normal business hours they have someone there working. They can help you with either one of the many choices of extremely large character balloons or a personalized flower arrangement! Then next to that you can grab yourself a Starbucks before you start your shopping trip. Anybody that's familiar with a Fry's Marketplace knows that they're large yet they're not all alike & to me some of the stores layouts don't seem to make much sense! This particular store I do like & I know exactly where everything is so I can just zip through if it's a day that I don't have a list! Another thing that I love about this store is that it's very clean, all the way down to the check out line! There is nothing worse than getting to a self check out & seeing that the area where you scan your items is dirty yet you have a worker just standing there who can't be bothered to spray it down to clean it! Also they have the self check out with the big conveyor belt... so this store is really kept up to date!

Standard issue Aldi, zero surprises, except they had a decent inventory, and lower prices on their…read moreproduce compared to other locations. All Aldi problems are there: No rain checks, deposit on your cart, bring your own bags, but here, the helpful checkout person loaded my small purchase into my bag on the fly. Yes, they're an Aldi, but a better one than average.

I love this aldi , first you do need to bring your own bags or prepare to pay per bag. The store is…read morenot super big but you will find almost everything. They have some name brand items but mostly everything is non brand but that doesn't take away from the quality: prices are also really good and with today's high prices this is a great place to get your weekly grocery needs. It's very clean and organized.

This has to be the best Fry's I've ever been to!…read more It's huge, well-organized, has room for carts and people to go down the well-lit aisles, and the staff is always friendly from the deli, the cheese shop, hot food, eat counter, and cashiers. The coupon labels always let you know if you need to clip it on your phone or if it's just a 'member' type-in-your number kind of coupon... The store is always clean and the carts are inside right at the front entrance for your convenience. What's not to love?

Nice layout and selection..., but…read more... The a la cart wing bar wings are only thumb sized and badly dried out. They need to just get rid of the whole wing bar. It's actually embarrassing. I almost always find spoiled/badly bruised/moldy produce. Keep your receipts! I don't may even buy milk there anymore. It consistently goes bad long before sell by date. Try to return it and catch crap from customer service. I have found a lot of compromised packaging after getting home. Cracked yoplait in eight packs where it isnt seen, lots of sliced bags: candy, English muffins... Check items carefully and SAVE receipts!!! Lots of floor spills... about a third of the time I go, there is a significant spill. (Blue gel squiggle all the way down the shampoo aisle), etc. They aren't walking the aisles for floor checks. I actually went down hard with a slip on a dropped and splattered butter spread container. Between cameras, but nobody came. Watch out in frozen food aisles for uncovered drain holes

Stopped in at Aldi's today for the first time. It reminded me so much of Lidil which we tried…read moreoverseas in Ireland. This store was very clean and honestly pretty quiet as well. The staff were friendly. The store offered a nice variety of items and I was very excited in all the different things we purchased to try. Heads-up for anyone shopping, if you want a cart please bring a quarter and highly recommend bringing your own reusable bags (if you forget they have empty boxes around that you can use if you don't want to pay for a bag.) I will be going back.

Aldi is a grocery store where you bring your own bags, a quarter for the shopping cart and your own…read moretote bags. The quarter will be refunded upon return of the cart. Aldi has some good deals on certain items. Other items not so much. They have a few brand names that I recognized. Other brands I had never heard of. They have a limited amount of items in their inventory. Shared parking lot

Oh how I love Aldi! From the seasonal foods finds to the gourmet foods and the isle of shame, I am…read morelike a kid in a candy store. I love going in to see what unique finds they have, all while snagging a great deal. Tonight I fell a bit disappointed as we made the trip in for produce, to find it was little to none. The produce and meat sections were nearly empty with very little options. Some fruits were in bad shape and easy to pass. We did find a few items but sadly half of my list is remaining as the stock was not available. We did get lots of great snacks, some specialty cheeses, canned goods and a few Christmas presents for my little one. I do understand it's the holidays and many places are understaffed so I shrugged it off and I'll surely be back in a week or two. Do make sure to bring a quarter for your shopping cart and reusable bags, as they do not provide them free. You may purchase them if needed. Having a toddler I always head to the car to load up my little one and bag at the car to keep things simple. Happy Shopping!

First off, love this store! And almost every time I have a pleasant experience. Not today.... Are…read morecashier was not in the best mood and that is understandable, sorta. She got up and conversed with a coworker and forgot to scan are stuff. Besides that it was fine. Very rude worker. They had a spotted hair clip.

I'm just passing through and probably will never be here again, but i wanted to commend this…read moregrocery store's Produce section. Although the prices of the canned and packaged goods seem to be a little high, I found the prices of Produce very, very reasonable. In fact, I bought a giant variety bag of discounted citrus for $1.69 and tangelos for .69 cents a pound, which is an amazing price, no matter where you are. Mostly though, I want to commend how nice, clean, clutter-free and organized the section is. The veggies and fruits are very, very fresh, and the displays looked attractive and maintained. I can tell a lot of care and attention to detail goes into this part of the store. I guess that's all I have to say. The rest of the store was clean, and the cashiers all seemed very nice.

I work for a delivery company who delivers to this store…read more If you buy meat from this store. Don't, it's kept unsafely in the back Works smoking cigarettes in the back near the meat

I just love Winco so much. The aisles are nice and wide, there are so many great selections, the…read moreproduce is fresh, and the meat has unbeatable prices. All of the staff are friendly, and I loved chatting with the cashier today. This location has a food court, which I haven't seen in other stores. Really cool. But I didn't try this time.

I had never been to a Winco, and since I was in the area already, decided to stop in. I was…read moreimpressed by the cleanliness of the store and the wide aisles. They had many national brands as well as Winco branded items. The prices on most everything was less expensive than a "regular" grocery store like Fry's or Safeway. I stopped in the women's restroom and it was very clean. We decided to do self-checkout since the lines for the two cashiers were very long. I had some issues checking out an item that had two bar codes. A store employee was by my side in minutes and helped me to scan it correctly. She was very friendly and helpful. Winco does not accept credit cards, but they do take debit cards. They have plastic shopping bags available for free. I liked how they had a pizza-by-the-slice stand near the exit. I will definitely check that out next time.

The person working the store was great and the selection was amazing. What a great store! Love to…read moresave some money!

Here's a mom and pop store that makes no excuse for selling dented or near expiration foodstuffs…read morefor dirt cheap -- a business proposition that I have no problem with because in the spirit of full disclosure, you know what you're getting. And for that, I'll lay down five stars to make a larger point. On the opposite end of the spectrum sits the retail behemoth Walmart where dented cans must be considered an art form. Soup, sauce, beans, veggies, fruit... it's as if trucks were being unloaded in some Planet of the Apes performance art cage match or perhaps, more likely, Andy Warhol's poltergeist decided to update his Campbell's Soup dalliance by tossing a warehouse of tomato soup off the top of the Empire State Building. In Latin "Dent" must mean "Discount" because at Walmart it's tough to find a can that hasn't been slammed into a cement wall. Here's to the creativity of the midnight shift at Sam Walton's outpost. Keep up the good work.