The store is relatively clean and has good produce. Customer service is friendly and quick. They recently remodeled so the store seems a bit more crowded than normal while everyone figures out the flow. Overall, it's a great Aldi read more

I've shopped Aldi before and I like it. They do a lot to reduce their costs, including a 25 cent deposit for shopping carts and they don't supply grocery bags and they also don't bag your groceries for you. All of this and more means that they don't need nearly as many employees. Fewer employees, lower costs. Easy! I stopped in today looking for something "ready-to-eat" and didn't really find much. But that's really not Aldi's forte. They had a bunch of grocery, deli, dairy, produce and a huge frozen section. Their prices are excellent, competitive even with Walmart. The brands are usually ones that you've never heard of, but they're still very good quality. They also have an interesting half-aisle of odd merchandise. These are almost "flea market" sort of things. Tools. Ponchos. Work out and exercise equipment. It tends to be a little random and you never know what you're going to find. Always worth checking out. So I didn't end up buying anything today but I can assure you that if you're looking to do a full weekly shop, you'll find it all here at Aldi. read more

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We love all these at Chambersburg Pennsylvania and we're always impressed by the fast check out by the cashier. Today we had one cashier and two or three lanes of self check out, which is very slow doesn't work very well. Please go back to using a cashier I know you're trying to save money but people need work and they do a better job than the self check out. Thank you.. read more

In general, Aldi has the best grocery prices in the area! For starters, Aldi is a much different place than it once was. Whereas it used to only carry very general staple items, they now carry some very interesting and well-priced specialty items. They still have the staples, and they're generally cheaper than stores such as Walmart and Sav-a-Lot. Their specialty items are very well priced too. Their produce is generally pretty fresh, which isn't something I can say about Walmart. Their prices of berries, which are generally pretty expensive at other grocers, are unbelievably low. Aldi employees are simply amazing at checking people out. They're extremely fast and can cut down a line in no time! I've never had a bad experience with an Aldi employee. I also like the smaller store format compared to the newer build Aldi locations. Unfortunately, this Aldi will be moving to a newly built store across from BJ's on Gateway Ave., so we won't have the smaller store for much longer. When it comes to competitive grocery prices, it's difficult to beat Aldi. read more

I would like to thank Aldi and their staff for their consideration in protecting their compromised customers. This morning 3/30/20 I arrived around 11 am to a shut door. I discovered the store was limiting all entry to control the # of customers inside the store. Once inside I saw a couple of staff cleaning, practice safe distance signage all over the store, at checkout safe distancing was being practiced with signage and removal of belt separators. On exit I noticed posted on the door new hours for Customers with compromised health & seniors: Tuesday & Thursday 8:30am- 9:30am. The staff and manager in this store are my heroes. As always, good food at the best price. There was a shortage of eggs (none) but extra limits were added to most signage that were subject to hording. read more

Aldi moved to Gateway Ave. in the fall of 2016. They moved to a brand new store built just for them. It's a nice store, and about 1,000 square feet larger than the old one. Much of the produce is now chilled, which helps keep it fresher longer. That's nice. They seem to have more produce as well. All of the items are labeled with a category throughout the store. I'm not sure I like the lay-out 100%. For example, the individual cups of applesauce are in a different place than the other canned fruit, including jars of applesauce. The shredded cheese isn't with the other cheeses (like blocks and slices), it's with the milk, butter, and other dairy. However, there are other aspects of the lay-out I do like. For instance, the wider aisles, the cut-out down the center of the store so you can turn around if you forgot something, and the end-cap of gluten-free items all grouped together (which I don't need, but really helpful for those who do). Prices didn't go up when the store moved (yay). They still feature picks of the week at an insanely low price. Produce almost always looks good unless it's at it's sell-by date, then they slash the price to help it sell quickly. Prices are pretty clearly marked, although sometimes harder to find than in the old store. Staff is still friendly and very efficient. You may have to wait in line, but the lines move very fast so there is no issue. Restrooms are clean, but only one toilet so you may have to wait. I kind of wish they'd put two stalls in the ladies' room. You don't have to ask for a key to use it or anything, however, you do have to walk around to the front of the store and past the registers and bagging area to get to it. I tend to think that's a security feature so people can't as easily sneak items into the restroom to try to steal. The parking lot sucks, and that's why I couldn't give it 5 stars. It's narrow to get in/out, with a terrible lay-out. They had plenty of room, I don't know why they did what they did. There seems to be plenty of parking, but maneuvering around the lot is just awkward. And anyone with a large vehicle will find it even more annoying. You still must use a quarter to get a cart. They have carts on two sides of the building. Carts are brand new. The entrance/exit is large so there's usually no congestion. While the area with the carts is partially covered, if the wind is blowing at all during precipitation, the carts get wet. I wish they'd put a larger covering over the cart areas. This new store is busier than the old one. It's good to see! I think this new location is more convenient for people, so they're more likely to stop in. * They take credit cards now, but as of 1/11/17, the chip reader isn't activated. I love Aldi. I can get about 80% of my groceries here and save money. Lots of organic choices that won't break the bank, and that is so important to me. Meat is usually just fine, and cheaper than elsewhere. I encourage everyone to give Aldi a shot. read more

I love this grocery store! It has everything you want and then some. There are things I still go to the regular store for but I am thrilled with the prices being so reasonable. The one drawback is how far I have to drive to get to an Aldis but worth the trip. read more

I do not recommend going to this Aldi Market for various reasons. One perhaps being the attitude of the workers. Specifically the few who were bagging. On an average day, the lines for each bagging counter (there are about three) are excruciatingly long. The products- although they are cheap- are not very good. On occasion, a bug or mold could be found inside of the food. I would mostly steer clear from ALL dairy and meat. I had grown up in that Aldi's, and I can remember as a child running up and down the boxing counter (because you must pay for bags or you can search for cardboard boxes) but as I had gone recently, now a teenager, I had sat next to my family on the boxing counter. It did ruin my spirit slightly when I was told to get off of the counter. If you also share this experience with me, I would completely recommend going to the Lewistown Aldi. read more