Just as they opened, I popped in to pick up lunch supplies. Sliced cheese, sliced meats, some fresh keto-friendly bread. Perfect to assemble a couple of sandwiches that I would be sneaking into the library. This ALDI is consistent with the brand and I've been to nearly 50 of them from Hagerstown MD to Cleburne TX. Dry goods down the initial aisle followed by produce. Sauces, chips and canned stuff in the next aisle, cleaning and the "aisle of awesomeness" full of random stuff, and then frozen and drinks. Easy and consistent. ALDI requires a 25 cent deposit for a shopping cart which you will get back when you return it. And they do not provide free bags for your groceries (and that's a regular thing in New Jersey anyway) so remember to bring your reusable bag or you can take one of their cardboard boxes to carry. It is rare that I have any trouble with any ALDI stuff. Most of it is their own brand and it's good quality at low prices. Better quality and lower prices than Walmart and a better shopping experience, but they don't have absolutely everything. You may have to fill in the rest of your shop elsewhere. [Review 18275 overall - 148 in New Jersey - 1797 of 2022.] read more

See all

This was a class trip, the students we able to easily access items. The store was well stocked. Upon check out the cashier at the front Jen was so patient and kind to our students. She made the students experience a great one! Thank you so much Jen!! read more

I am ambivalent on Aldi. Some products are great (cheap soy milk and eggs, for example, and their version of spreadable Irish butter is on my list). The fresh fruit I've picked up - most noticeably the strawberries and blackberries and raspberries - actually are so incredibly inexpensive. Others, like some of the bread products? NO BUENO. And I'm not a fan of the quarter in the cart thing. No, it won't kill me, but it's a PITA. read more

5 paper bags full of groceries, 2 gallon water, case of water, potatoes and sweet potatoes, $61.00! First time I took my son to Aldi as he's relocating from Colorado and previously California so he just got a huge raise as the food cost is drastically reduced. We love Aldi and save so much money on weekly food expenses. Of course there are certain items you might enjoy elsewhere but for milk, eggs, cereal, fruits and vegetables, even chicken and pork it's an amazing place. Bring your own bags, $0.25 for cart rental, and enjoy. Watermelon, organic bananas, gluten free food. Chocolate. Butter $1.79 lb recently. Eggs $0.78. Savenow. Please note it takes a few times to get used to the Aldi way! But if you're into keeping $$$$ in your pocket this is perfect! read more

It's a great place to get quality food for low prices. This is my go-to places for nuts, avocado, veges, and protein bread. They helped me adjust to the no plastic bag policy coming soon and now I have 4 reusable bags in my truck. I want to add the store at this location has a solid parking area compared to a few in our area. So I always go here after a Kohl's return run, or Target run. They were also only of a few places that had hand sanitizers during the height of the pandemic. read more

Aldi is my go to grocery spot. Located in the shopping center next to the Cherry Hill Mall, the grocery store is easy to get to and always has ample parking. The store is well lit, clean and easy to navigate. Additionally the prices are amazing. I don't think any grocery stores in the area can beat their pricing on eggs or fruit. While many of the products here may be a brand you have never heard of, the quality is still there. A few tips/ facts to make you an aldi regular: - You can rent a cart for a quarter, which you'll get back at the end of your shopping trip. - Bags are not free here, but the boxes are. - If you don't like something you purchased, they have a very generous return policy. - Aldi used to be cash or debt only, but now they accept credit cards! - Can't find the price for an item? Look above it. - Aldi has a brand devoted to gulten free products. - Weeknights the store is open until 9. read more

Let me start by saying that this isnt an Aldi's review...This is my first and last time buying this brand from there. The pie filling itself isnt bad, I like a sweet tasting pecan pie...however, the crust is another issue completely. Its brick hard, and super-thin, so you're practically getting fork or knife fulls everytime you try to cut into it. It's also very graham crackerish which isnt a nice addition when your talking pecan pie. At least not for me. There's no instructions about whether or not to heat it first to soften the crust, so I just figured it'd be ok as is. NOPE. Unfortunately for me, this pie is only good for the filling and not the complete pie itself. What a waste of any amount of money...I'd take it back to Aldi's but I dont wanna waste the gas money giving this pie a ride back home. read more

ALDI - a package of baked goods on a plate - Grocery Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey

See all

I just went with my friend to purchase butter which is on sale. We are two friends who don't live in the same household. Since I just did a surgery and using my walker, my friend was helping me with my groceries. Since we both bought butter together the same time the cashier and manager considered us as one customer. Despite I explained I am using a walker and my friend is merely helping me buy my groceries. Both the manager and cashier were inhumane and insensitive to my situation. Don't go there. I go to acme and ShopRite never ever was I treated that way! Today is 11/16/2023 and it was around 3:00 Pm read more

This Aldi rocks. Aldi is a budget grocery that sometimes has name brands but has great prices. Bring you're own bags or else you'll pay for them. In the scope of Aldi's this is the best one I've been to. It's updated, clean, and has good stock - especially if you go in the morning. I found this Aldi has a good selection of vegan options which has been very convenient for me as a vegetarian. If you're in the area, I'd recommend this grocery store. read more

I came across Aldi primary after visiting the nearby liquor store and I had no idea what to expect, both from a presentation and also food selections. In short, it is a budget grocery store that's slim on the packaging and saves on the cost. While I don't mind food being displayed in a warehouse manner, I was a little bit disappointed by the overall selection. I think this is a place to go if you're not particularly picky or recipe-driven, as it has most of the common fresh and packaged meals. In comparison to some of the other grocery stores such as Wegmen or TJs, I think one could find better options with just a little longer drive. read more

Limited selection on many items but good quality, Some staff not wearing masks or wearing them incorrectly Lack of management oversight of long lines and running out of sanitization supplies. This Covid is not going away any time soon so please make sure your policys are followed read more

If you're looking for affordable groceries, look no further. Today was my first visit and I plan on returning. However, here are a few tips I wish I knew before I went. One, a quarter is needed to get a grocery cart (they are locked up, and you do get your quarter back at the conclusion of the visit) - if you don't have a quarter, the staff will happily lend you one. Two, the store lacks in name brand options, but provides plenty of alternatives (single serve frozen meals were the only lacking item I noticed). Three, bring your reusable bags! Not only will you be saving $$$ by not using bags they provide, but you will be saving the planet as well read more

If you would like to avoid the soul sucking crowds of Walmart but need something more affordable than Target, Aldi is the perfect alternative. You may not find everything on your list, but what you will find will often be competitively priced and interesting. Their rotating seasonal finds have introduced me to foods I never would have tried otherwise. I highly recommend giving it a chance, if anything it is sure to get you our of a food rut. This location also has very kind employees. The cart dispenser was not working, and a cashier immediately came to fix the situation. I wish they had more staff, you can tell the employees are being overworked. But that is not their fault and as long as you are patient and kind they will help you. read more

If you're looking for the antidote to Whole Foods or Wegmans, ALDI is it. Nothing too big or fancy here, just mostly cheap generic versions of standard foods. The location is clean and bright and easy to shop. One of the best finds is the fresh produce - it's usually high quality without the high price (think $1 avocados, $2 bag of baby spinach). I wouldn't recommend doing all your grocery shopping here, but it's a great place to pick up staples! read more

Pretty nice for an Aldi. Cashier was very nice, store was pretty clean!

Not only do they have great everyday prices,there dumpster is a treasure chest of prizes no one leaves empty handed. I've seen people walk up , on bike , even a Mercedes suv this is a urban recycling oasis read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Cherry Hill, New Jersey

To return anything, you may have to go to the back of any line that has formed due to no customer service desk, so go early or late because you'll have to wait behind existing customers in line. I'm sure this reflects savings to not have a special desk, however another employee not currently at the register should be called to accomplish this task. This was not offered. I am careful about being thoughtful of others, but when the cashier directed me to go behind the one customer at the register already (as I understood it), the customer told me it wasn't fair to the customer waiting (at a distance due to social distancing) in the beginning of a long line. I often let people go ahead (I had one item to return) & Aldi (Rt. 38) is my go-to for many items. If the cashier would have told me that since there was no customer service desk or. O one available & that I should come back at another time if I didn't want yo wait in the line, I would have left the store then. As it was, I went behind the customer removing items from her cart & was told by the customer it wasn't fair to which the cashier concurred. The cashier must have been reticent to tell me, likely because she knew it was a bad option to return 1 item behind a long line of carts. So with the customer, it was 2 against one now the cashier feeling safe to tell me that's what I'd have to do. I didn't want to say to the cashier "you didn't tell me I'd have to wait at the back of the line" as I mentioned to the customer the way it works at Dollar Tree as well - to go to the back of the line of customers purchasing. A sign at Aldi between the aisles says there are not supposed to be single lines for choosing the next available register yet that's the way it was being conducted this day/time. The line would have been shorter if there was a line for each register. I may have waited in that case, but I had to leave for an appointment. I had gone a different way home to make this "quick" stop to return an item. . Far be it for me to be unfair. I've returned items before & have not had this embarrassing complication. Too confusing! Find a better way, Aldi, for returns in order to serve all your customers' needs of the moment without costing you. I suggested it in the body of this review. There are too many store options for you to lose customers over a simple fix that's not always in place. If you don't have enough staff that day, simply communicate that. Thank you. read more

BRING YOUR OWN BAGS and a Quater, after that you are set. thirty one utility bags work really well. one of the best places to get gluten free products. the Gfree line of products are really good, especially the bread and bagels. pasta and mac n cheese is decent. the free stuffing is fantastic. the only downsize is that products rotate seasonally so if you really like something stock up on it before it rotates out. cheapest organic milk around. read more

I do like Aldi, they are great for party food like cheese & crackers, chips,candy and nuts. Their milk, eggs and bread are well priced. But the produce is lacking in freshness, and variety. The real thing that Aldi needs to improve on is their meats! They have very little variety, and meats pre-packaged with added salt,water and /or other flavorings just is not appealing to me. I thought when they moved to a larger store maybe the variety and quality of the meats and produce would improve, but nope. Their employees are all very nice and helpful. read more

I'm not sure how long this Aldi has been here, it replaced some other "supermarket" that was here. I don't recall ever being to an Aldi, prior to this so it was a little different than I was used to. The off name brands, the need to purchase bags, not a problem, I just wasn't prepared. Also it was kind of cold, not temperature wise just the atmosphere, maybe because there was no music, no smiling faces, no real noise.. just an empty feeling. Anyway, I think their gluten-free options are plentiful... but their brand is pretty tasteless, it was very hard to eat. I went because I heard they had organic fruits at great prices.. I actually found their selection to be slim, no organic eggs or milk. I did find some nice prices a few seemingly good finds, but there is no way you can come here and only here on a grocery trip, maybe if you have a specific select few items you are in need of. Due to the close proximity and finding a few items I enjoy like chips and salsa. I will probably come back, just not sure how frequently. read more

I am extremely disgusted with the lack of quality that is progressively getting worse at aldi... Their ground meat labeled 85% lean is so disgraceful I can't figure out how they are getting away with it... A hamburger cooks down more than 75% in size when cooked and I made the mistake of putting it in my spaghetti sauce and it destroyed the entire pot.. Kept having to skim layers of oil off top and resulted in bitter nasty dark red sauce.. Boneless chicken breast so tough and chewy.. Never never knew you could get chicken like that... Their beef is likely horse or glued meat cause it has a fowl taste and doesn't cook right.. No flavor in anything that is supposed to have flavor... Soups gravys etc.. Where is the bargain?... There is none read more