There is a lot of unique brands here that are not sold in other stores. Prices are ok (similar to Walmart) and the floors tend to be clean. The German spirits follow you afterwards when you exit the locations however (psyche). :( read more

Looks like a brand new Aldi in the Valley! This place was empty, but had plenty of great deals on good quality products! If you search around you will find some awesome things, they have plenty of organic/non-gmo items, and the staff was really friendly. It was a great experience! read more

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Wow it's nice that Calexico of all places has an ALDI, I think this might be a little too much for the boring and unsophisticated people of this horrible town, so glad I moved out. read more

This is a really good Aldi. Very well stocked, clean and rarely crowded. It's in a weird location (not very visible on the far outer loop of Walmart) but it has a decent parking lot as well. This Aldi is much better than the one in El Centro. Vegetables and fruits were fresh and plentiful, very nice looking meat and lots of product in the clearance/miscellaneous aisle. The checkers are very friendly and polite. As with anything in Calexico it will be much easier to interact and ask questions if you are speaking Spanish. For English only speakers there is usually someone around who can assist. Very nice store! read more

I bought a Hammack here, and loved it. The previews buyer, returned it wih missing tools , but, there was a number to call for missing tools and I received them immediately via Fed Ex. Love your items and the prices are Excellent/affordable to anyone. read more

This place carries neat foods that you normally can't find in this boring valley. German stuff like spätzle, really tasty vanilla brioche bread from France and a variety of cheeses and snacks. They also have common staples like chicken and turkey slices, yogurt and milk. The fruit and vegetable sections are kinda small so if you're looking for that you may be disappointed. It's very clean and has low prices. You can get a dozen eggs for around 98 cents. They also have a section of seasonal household items which varies from chairs and fans to decorations and tablecloths. It doesn't look fancy inside, definitely a no-frills experience but that's one of the of ways they keep prices low. At first glance this place seemed weird to me but it's really grown on me and I shop for groceries here often. To the person upset about being charged for a bag: we have a law in California where you have to bring your own bags or pay for them. Also I've never been overcharged for anything. You should probably learn about the laws in California and some English if you're going to be visiting on a regular basis. :) read more