I am a fan of Aldi's. The prices are better than the other grocery stores in the area. Especially the produce. They might not have all the name brands but their in store equivalents are every bit as good as the originals at a much cheaper price. There is always something new in the freezer section. I get my coffee there. I think it is as good if not better than the big name coffees and again, substantially cheaper read more

What the actual f*** I am still so annoyed about what just happened at Aldi. My 1-year-old was literally just walking around the store, minding his own business, when he grabbed a tomato and started eating it. An associate noticed him eating it, went and grabbed another tomato, and kept it in his hand while we continued shopping so he could apparently keep track of it until we checked out. When we got to the register, the same associate came up to us and asked, "Do you guys need help?" We said no, and continued scanning our groceries. We scanned the tomatoes we actually picked out and paid for. Then, while we were checking out, this man literally slides the tomato he had been holding onto the scale. I asked, "Oh, did that fall out of my bag?" And he goes, "No, it's the one he was eating." ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?! You were literally keeping an eye on my 1-year-old, who was not causing any problems, not destroying anything, and was simply walking around the store. You watched him eat a tomato, went out of your way to grab another one, held onto it the entire time, and then waited until checkout to make sure we paid for it. Like... seriously?! And THEN, when we were leaving, he stopped us and asked to see our receipt -- as if we were trying to steal something. I have never in my life felt so disrespected at Aldi. And the craziest part is that I have been shopping at this same Aldi for EIGHT YEARS. I have never experienced anything like this. It wasn't about the damn tomato. If you wanted us to pay for something my 1-year-old ate, fine -- just say that. It was the way the entire situation was handled that was so incredibly disrespectful and embarrassing. After eight years of shopping there, I honestly left feeling completely humiliated. read more

I asked where something was and I was told by a wild eyed angry employee, "over by the __ where it always is" I complained. At checkout a customer behind me rolled his eyes, shook his head at the person behind him and then said loudly how considerate he was. Implying that I was not, I guess becusse I forgot to buy my bags and it took 10 extra seconds for her to ring me up. Apparently this neighborhood is full of angry, aggressive people. I didn't feel safe. I'll go to Mckees Rocks Aldi and feel safer. Skip this trip. read more

I'm a regular shopper at Aldi. They may not have the enormous selection of the local Market District shops, but man are they good at feeding someone on a budget. I've been able to cut my grocery bills almost in half by primarily shopping here. Some of their products are sold pretty consistently (i.e. some cuts of meat, apples, cheese, etc.) while others are rotated out as availability allows (an example: I tend to stock up on frozen vegetables that I like because I might not see them on a return trip). There are also some basic home goods available for sale here, which is helpful if I realize I also need paper towels or something like that. Unfortunately I sometimes forget to bring a quarter, which is entirely on me - and really, the system they implemented where you rent a cart with a quarter and get said quarter back after your trip is fantastic. It cuts down on operation costs (therefore on product costs) AND means I really don't need to worry about abandoned carts rolling into my car. As mentioned in another review, bringing bags is key; Aldi sells some if you absolutely cannot find any, but it's much easier having reusable bags anyway. Be prepared to roll your cart out of the way and to bag your groceries as well; again, I love this system, because of the cost cutting AND because I can bag my groceries as I see fit. Let's be honest: we've all come across a cashier who has no problem putting a loaf of bread at the bottom of a bag at some point. I highly recommend shopping at Aldi at least once; once you have an idea of what is available, you can work them into your routine if you want to, as well as supplement your shopping elsewhere as needed. read more

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Pickup service is always ready and very efficient. I've only had one or two issues with missing items in 50+ orders, and it's always refunded/credited quickly by instacart. The bags are always packed very well, no smushing of items or cross contamination or anything like that. The bags are marked with how many there should be, which is very helpful for both the employee and myself as I'm roughly checking to make sure everything is there. Store is always clean and organized, not boxes everywhere like some other stores. Cash registers are always available, sometimes with some waiting time involved, but nothing like the one on Sussex Ave. However there are lots of things they don't regularly carry or offer on instacart that is in other stores, which is strange. New/limited time items are often out of stock on the app, though sometimes you can get lucky in store. They handled the Covid pandemic very well, and I'm happy to have stuck with them throughout. I felt safe and valued as a customer each time I picked up my order. This is my preferred store for all my grocery needs! I love this store. read more

Perfect! Literally perfect for what I am trying to do. My family and I are staying at an air B and B. I really do not see a point in eating out every single day for every single meal. Especially when there is a fully functioning kitchen in this house. I came up with the idea of grabbing a few groceries so that way I could cook breakfast and dinner this saving us quite a bit of money. HHowever this is considered the city so where to shop? I noticed an Aldi when we were going out for ice cream. I have shopped at an Aldi's before and to be honest I can't really remember why I didn't go back! This place was cheap and perfect! I bought groceries for a little over three days for three people and doesn't less than 40 bucks!! Can you say winning! Fresh produce, various meats and drinks. No everything is not name brand, but you can not taste the difference! I am super glad that I found this location! read more

Aldi is my go-to store for shopping and this location is great. When I first walked into Aldi, I will admit I was skeptical. No frills. And I pay for my bags AND my grocery cart? Four years later I am an Aldi convert. And this location, in particular, is a great store. First on Aldi in general: My grocery shopping always begins with Aldi. I buy everything on my list that Aldi has, only going to other stores for the remainder. The stores are smaller than average grocery stores, but they pack a lot in small spaces. I buy a lot of Aldi produce and pantry staples (beans, honey, spices, olive oil, sugar, peanut butter, etc...). The dairy products are great - from basics like milk and creamer and cottage cheese to higher end dairy products such as brie, goat cheese and manchego. The meat selections are also quite good and surprisingly broad in scope. Now for this location: Lots of parking. A friendly staff that keeps the store clean and well stocked. Tips: Go early. Produce and other items are more picked over when you go later in the day. read more

This is my favorite local Aldi. If you aren't shopping at Aldi, you are certainly missing out on some great deals & special finds! This location is very clean and organized, as well as properly staffed. The bathrooms are always well maintained as well. I organize my grocery list in order of the aisles in the store since I always am able to find everything in the exact same spot each time. It never takes long to speed through the store and checking out is fast & easy. They have a great selection of produce, meat & seafood, and canned and frozen items. Remember to bring your quarter for the cart. I highly recommend this store! read more

This is one of my favorite Aldo's. Located between Carnegie & Heidelberg, it's bursting with great items just waiting to be purchased. Love their EVOO, organic and it's 3.99! Great flavor too. Love the kitchen gadget isle and great produce at reduced prices. Lots of parking, bring your own bags and don't forget a quarter for the "buggy" read more

I always love coming to this Aldi...the service is always nice, the store is always nice, and the people that shop there are always surprisingly fun to talk to I'm not used to that in Pittsburgh I enjoy coming here tho read more

Okay - this place is not a Whole Foods or Giant Eagle Market Place. If you want to get some cheap staples for the week - this is the place to go. Don't get me wrong - I think I shop at every grocery store. A few tips (how they save you money). 1. Have a quarter on you. You actually rent your grocery cart. You get your quarter back when you return it to the store. 2. Bring your own bags. The cashiers do not bag groceries. They do not even place it in your bags. They will transfer groceries from one cart to another much like Costco and Sam's. 3. You will not find everything. You will want to go there for your staples (Milk, Eggs, some meat (Chicken), etc.. Check it out and determine what you will buy there. You will not find organic or specialty food. You will be surprised on how much money you will save. My first time was awkward because I did not know what to expect. Now - I don't have a problem and have folded it into my routine. read more

This Aldi Store is racist. Aldi really needs to take a look into how this particular location treats black people. It's sad. Instead of apologizing for throwing my soda in the cart, I was asked, "how often do you come here?" and told, "this is how I treat all my customers". The manager on duty supported this behavior and refused to give me the number to corporate and followed me outside to verbally harass me. All because I asked not throw a soda that I planned on drinking. 1 star because I had no other choice. read more

This location is the worst. For the past 6 months every time I have gone (not exaggerating) they are out of something that I came for (most specifically the sprouted bread). And when you ask an employee of they have any sick in the back they are either rude or tell me that they don't have it in the back. I have talked to the cashiers, I have complained to corporate and talked to the regional manager and it hasn't changed a thing. It doesn't matter what time of day, what day of the week, they are always low on stock. If you can, go to a different Aldi's! read more

I decided to give this store another try, after hating it the first time. Granted, their chewing gum was nasty, and I'm not crazy about the check out procedure. But-they did have some cool canned soups, and frozen foods. The produce everyone raves about still fails to impress me, compared to competitors. But I did find some cool things that I liked. This will never be my regular, twice a week grocery store-but I can see myself stopping in once or twice a month for a few odds and ends. read more