Great location that is in the same parking lot as Five Below and TJ Maxx. Needed to grab some essentials so we were in/out of the store. Nicely organized, plenty of selection of foods with a good store layout, and fast self-checkout. Didn't interact with any associates but looked friendly. read more

I always shop there and always go for strawberries and blueberries literally daily since I run through them fast but There is a new security guard who followed me through out the store yesterday and stood by the door as I walked out. Then I went today and same thing miraculously appeared neared the checkout area when I stood I literally only had strawberries and blue in my hand and what did I do I paid! And he kept appearing behind me in the corner of my eye and I kept seeing him then again waited by the door, while I walked out I stared at him and he stared back at me for a couple seconds like I've never had a bad experience except this time like there is another tall security guard but he's a way nicer and always greets everyone. Like that's rude read more

I give two stars because of the bananas I recently purchased. It looked amazing from the top that faced me. I didn't know (until I got home) that the underside was dented from being pressed onto the edge of the corrugated box that it was sitting in. It must have been in that position for a while because the "dent line" was dark with a "sap-like" liquid leaking from it. In fact, some of it leaked onto the passenger seat of my car. I encourage ALDI to check the condition/quality of the products on display on a regular basis. Aside from this mis-hap, ALDI does offer extremely cheap prices overall. If you are not picky about came brands, this is a great alternative. For me, I'm good with buying non-named brand tortilla chips. read more

The Aldi store is just next to TJmaxx, so i walked in after my visit in TJmaxx, the store is slightly big than the store near home. I walked around, but didn't find anything special. The spice in Aldi is always cheap, and the meat section's price is also pretty good. read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I must say the customer service at this location has gone down hill over the past few years. Every time I go in the store employees are rude and not very helpful. They always have the ailes block during peak times. i will never shop at this location again. I know visit your location on Diversy Ave the staff is way more helpful and friendly! read more

I just walked into my trusted local Aldi to find that they have changed everything. The sections are all in different places, I couldn't find a single thing that was where it used to be (just last week!) or where I thought it might be. I absolutely HATE when stores abruptly change the organization of their shelves and products, it is stressful and useless to the customers, and takes way more energy than it's worth to navigate a whole new arrangement when I'm just trying to get some dinner items after an exhausting day at work. Were the customers polled about this rearrangement, and for some reason all voted for it? Is it supposed to make more money for Aldi?? Or are they just trying out a fun social experiment because in the year 2025 they've got literally nothing better to do??? I hate it. I really, really hate it, and now I have nothing for dinner. Thanks Aldi, for this ridiculous failure of "trying something new." Next time, could you PLEASE, just not? read more

Love me some ALDIs! Cant beat the prices. My ALDI Staples... Going down my aisles; Baguette Oatmeal/Cran Cookies Brioche Buns Blueberries Eggs Pancakes Syrup Spray Oil Irish Butter Chicken Breasts and Wings Prosciutto Cheeses read more

Yuck. I mean good deals but it felt SO dirty in there. And the employees are NOT friendly. Not much to say but gross but good deals.

I have been a regular customer of this location for some time and within the last four months or so the availability of basic products has gotten worse and worse. It is to the point now that I can no longer depend on anything ever being in stock that I used to regularly buy. I even went to the trouble of filling out their "survey" to let them know how bad it has become. I don't know if it's an issue of not getting supplied or not getting stocked but either way I'd advise trying another location if you still need to shop at Aldi or shopping at another chain altogether. read more

ALDI - A regular occurrence of bare shelves in many sections of this Aldi. - Grocery Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Knocking them down to 3 stars because they've had some serious supply issues here. Hoping they get back up to snuff! Would love to not worry about if Eggs are there or not. read more

Aldi is awesome so lucky to have one close to me. Really reasonable prices. My go to grocery store

This Aldi rocks ! Every time I stop by they have everything I need in stock! The associates are always nice and friendly and I also love the big parking area! read more

A frequent customer to this chain location. Sells produce, dairy, meat, and non-grocery, seasonal items. Food appears in great quality and smells fresh. A quarter to rent out a shopping cart and quarter is returned after cart is placed back. Plenty of parking in this lot. Next door to Best Buy, bank of America, 5 Below. Right next to the blue line train, and located between the busy streets of Belmont and Kimball. Also a bus stop. The downside is the aisles don't have category signs of items to purchase. Depending on the time of day, there are long waits and employee burn out. Sometimes customer service can be mouthy and often improperly placed or passive aggressively placed in grocery bags. Customers have to bag items, so be prepared to use stock cartons or bring own bags Plastic bags are 7 cents or for a bit extra for an insulated bag. One of my usual places for discount prices. read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I am late to the Aldi party but so glad I discovered it! I was very skeptical about shopping here, thinking that since the groceries were cheaper, it'd bring in more of a sketchy crowd. I live in Chicago and have a tight budget and regret not coming here earlier! It's surprisingly a large store with so many more options than I was expecting. I cook almost every meal of the week and tend to spend around $150 on groceries at Marianos, which lasts me 2-3 weeks. My latest haul from Aldi was only $80 and will probably last me 2 weeks! I loved bringing in my own bags [had to learn that the difficult way the first time but just bought some reusable bags at the checkout for future trips!] and being able to bag my products the way I want to. I love to make smoothie bowls and the produce is twice the size of other grocery stores and fresh! The only "problem" I had with the fruits and veggie section was you can't buy individual onions or potatoes, so I'll have to run to a different store for that stuff! They have so many gluten-free and organic options! I recently switched to pasteurized eggs, so I will have to go to a different store for that as well, but overall I'm super pumped to return to Aldi for my main grocery shopping trips! read more

ALDI - Total bill was only $80 for all of this! - Grocery Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I'd like to dedicate this review to the memory of my late father, a notorious skinflint who knew about Aldi's lure many, many moons ago and who suffered merciless fun-making for it. I'm sorry, dad. Were I able, I'd pick up some off-brand Whoppers just for you. This being my first voyage to Aldi, and the first day this particular store was open, I walked in and was immediately just a little skeptical. Things like Cheeri-ohes, Starmerks coffee... my brain flew into involuntary spasms of Simpsons references in stores like the Try-and-Save, etc. But lo and behold, inspiration. Cereal for $1.75? Coffee for less than $4? Frozen pizzas for $2? How is this NOT the dollar store? Where are the dented cans and week-old bread? How does this place exist and more importantly, how have I never known of its glory? I walked around the aisles admiring the fresh produce, packaged meats, various ethnic items, dairy, cheeses, cleaning products... mystified. Transformed. Sanctified. Dad, Aldi, I'm sorry for doubting and making fun. I'm converted, I have seen the light. Hallelujah, amen and amen. Go in peace, my brothers and sisters. To Aldi. read more

ALDI - a man in a grocery store - Grocery Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

This is a much larger Aldi than I'm used to. It's pretty neat and organized, as far as Aldi's go. The thing that tipped the scales here from 3 to 4 stars is the fact that they have beer and wine at this particular location. The exact products they have vary somewhat with each visit, but you can expect really great prices and incredibly fast check-out. If you are worried that Aldi sells sub-par products, or some other negative trait: don't. Every Aldi store that I have been too has been great, and busy. They might be a little short on customer service, as the employees are usually just flying around rapidly filling shelves and coolers, or manning the registers, but really the store is easy to navigate and I've never had a bad experience with any of the products that I've purchased. Fruit and veggies are fresh and of good quality. The only thing is that the store is very no-frills: no fancy displays, for the most part no big-name brands, etc. Again, don't take that to be a negative thing. If you haven't shopped here before or were holding out for some reason, you should give it a shot. I'm sure that you will not be disappointed. read more

ALDI - people shopping in a grocery store - Grocery Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

We like to shop at pretty much any Aldi's. Aldi's has great prices and your basic necessities and a little more for your grocery list. They have wine and fancy cookies. They also have milk and bread and best of all lactose free milk. This particular location I feel is organized and like all Aldi's store the people who work there are friendly and helpful. I can't complain about any Aldi's store it's a fun place to do fast grocery shopping. read more

Small Aldi but has most of the major stuff I need. Only concern I have is, why does the security guy walk around with no mask when everyone else has a mask on? Makes no sense. Only stopped into this Aldi because I was nearby. But maybe this is something more people should report, especially if you go here routinely. Pandemic isn't over yet buddy. read more

It's Aldi, so you pretty much know what you are going to get. Highly underrated, however, are the pre-cooked ribs ($7.99). I swear we had the best tasting dinner on Tuesday night camping - ribs heated over the fire, plus corn on the cob cooked in the coals. Delicious and so cheap! read more

I love Aldi. This is a pretty darn good one. I spend 1/2 what I would elsewhere and get the same or better quality food. I highly recommend it. Bring a quarter for the carts. read more

Love aldi, usually has 90% of the things I need in life at great prices. But recently there has been an insane amount of pigeons in the parking lot. It's honestly disgusting and stressful and if it continues, could be enough to stop me from going there. read more

I love the quality of the food and offerings. This location is very clean and modern. The staff is very friendly, helpful and professional. The staff was attentive to our needs. CLEAN & NEAT! The prices are good and the variety is ok. They have everything you could think of and more!! From fresh veggies to meats and gluten free products. Very good price and wonderful customers service. I've got to say that I'm super impressed! They've made a very happy customer! Huge store, I will definitely be coming back read more

I love Aldi as a company, so amazing. This specific location, however isn't the best choice in the city or even the very immediate area. Trust me, you can see my Aldi list to verify my expertise. ] I used to always stop at this location on my way home from work, until over the summer when my car was tagged with a giant swastika while I was shopping. The location just a little bit west at Milwaukee and Pulaski has more of the Fit and Active brand food if you're interested in it, has more of the newer higher quality deli products and is generally in a little bit better shape. It's like an extra 3 minutes of driving and I always go to that one now. read more

The prettiest Aldi's in town, and you don't have to find an empty box if you forgot a quarter for a cart--that's right, BASKETS!!! I was here today, the second night they were open, and got a lovely, HUGE, reusable cloth shopping bag. The only non-pathetic item I bought was a 17oz package of gnocchi for $1.79, but I assure you, there's plenty of gourmet stuff here! Only downside is no Winking Owl or any other beer or wine--otherwise, this (and the recession we're still in the throes of) just might get some of the snobs to rethink my favorite grocery store. read more

Oh Aldi, how I wish to loathe you. While I am greeted by super friendly people at your sister company Trader Joe's, you find it your corporate motto to tell your staff to be 1. Rude 2. Make no eye contact with customers 3. Heave items into the carts at checkout, including bread and eggs 4. Only speak to each other, not customers 5. Torment old people who wish to use the bathroom. 6. Try to force customers to "slide" their debit cards early before the total is rang up 7. Only have one lane open unless it absolutely necessary. And the list goes on. But I keep coming back because you are so darn cheap!! While some of the stuff you sell is not really all that great-produce especially, the pre-packaged goods? Same stuff as Trader Joe's in a different package. But would it kill you to tell the staff to at least acknowledge a customer who is staring the checkout woman in the face while saying "helllo?" Yep several times, I have been to this Aldi, said hello to the checkout person and no response.....she just yells to her co-worker. It is alike they don't see the customers at all. And my last visit the security guard, who I know works for a vendor of Aldi, and is not an Aldi employee-but still-was so down right rude to an elderly man who needed an emergency visit to the restroom after he was shopping. She yelled at him to put his bags over in corner all the while she yapped away on her blue tooth. Rude. Rude. But I'll be back to buy cheap cheese, flour, sugar and milk!!! read more

So big and so clean. It's like I died and went to sweet Aldi heaven. read more

Going to this Aldi was the one redeeming factor of my trip to the Costco next door. Prices are CHEAPER than Costco when compared ounce-to-ounce/etc. Coin shopping carts to keep your car ding-free and save the store money. They pass on savings to the consumer and keep prices low. Woo hoo! Small but great selection. Perfect prices. Thank you, Aldi! I continually admire your business model, regardless of which country and continent I am in. A+ read more

So Aldi has adopted the Walmart business plan, and we know how that worked out for them right? I'm not going to lie, I used to be a grocery store snob and thought Aldi was all prepackaged, high fat , high sodium junk food and nasty generic cans. Maybe it used to be, but it's not now. They have mastered keeping the prices low while the quality is still good. This location is new, it's clean and the employees are friendly. Now, they still have some of that high fat, high sodium stuff so you have the be kind of picky and watch your labels but honestly there are a lot of healthy choices here and the prices are fantastic! So, what's good here? Cheese Deli meat My little salad bar fixings Frozen shrimp Frozen berries Frozen chicken breasts condiments paper goods Produce is a little sketchy, usually good but you have to eat it relatively quickly. Dairy, especially milk doesn't seem to have much of a shelf life. So those items might be better bought somewhere else. Remember to bring your own bags, and a quarter for the cart (which you get back) and you're good to go! Besides, all the money you save can then be spent at the Discovery around the corner!! read more

Easy to shop - especially once you get used to it. Great prices!! Good products! Often better than other "popular" brands. I like that I can get in and out - grab what I need and not have to do a bunch of comparison shopping or get overwhelmed - and, I often find an unexpected treasure - a really good deal on some housewares or specialty product. read more

Aldi is a great priced store, I usually get my veggies and fruit there. They could use more variety in product but they are kind and fast.

Here us my history with Aldi. I went here the first time and was totally confused and thought I was in a weird convenient store. I bought a box if crackers And left. My coworker convinced me to go back after explaining the Aldi theory. So here it is: Aldi us owned by Trader Joes, so like them most items are their brand. Aldi products priced VERY low and most are much better tasting than leading brands or Jewel brands. Between Aldi and Costco I get all my groceries. Here us what us good at Aldi; Canned veggies Alfredo sauce in a jar Yogurt Enchilada sauce and the canned retried beans(really!!) Flour, sugar, honey, etc 75%fruit preserves Frozen veggies and fruit Their idea of a lean pocket. That being said. I still by meat, gourmet cheese and breads at Costco. However, I have had some good precooked chicken breasts and lunch meat from here. All in all, Aldi will save you TONS of money! read more

Aldi has everything I could possibly want for half the price of any other chain grocery store. Their cereal, nuts, and dried fruit are way more affordable for anyone who is trying to eat healthy on a budget. The only down side is that their produce goes bad very quickly. This location is always clean and well stocked. They even have wine! Don't forget your reusable grocery bags and a quarter to rent a shopping cart! read more

Aldi is owned by the same German billionaire that owns Trader Joe's and another large European chain, which explains some of the important commonalities that Aldi's and Trader Joe's share. First, both stores focus on offering products at low prices. Second, both stores provide private label or off-label brands of products, as opposed to the many familiar brand names you see in most American grocery stores. By offering only one brand of, say, cream cheese, instead of five brands, the store saves on shelf space, and, thus, rental costs, and the savings are passed on to the consumer. Aldi's is great for buying snack foods, although the selection of produce and meats is certainly adequate, it seems like the produce purchased at Aldi's tends to start browning a little sooner than produce purchased from the huge grocery chains. However, the produce at Aldi's is much less expensive. The W. Belmont location often has red bell peppers for sale at fifty cents a piece - a fantastic price. And they are all fresh and in great condition. Sometimes the price is lowered to twenty-five cents each. Aldi's also has two pound bags of clementines for three dollars, and usually has four pound bags of navel oranges for two dollars. The meat section has a fine selection of well-priced meats, although the meat section is where you find the most price similarities with the larger chains. So, again, I shop at Aldi's mostly for food items that I want to be able to store for longer times, and these items are all much less expensive at Aldi's. For example, I love the cinnamon flavored graham crackers that Aldi's sells for $1.70; these normally sell for closer to $4.00 at regular grocery chains. I also buy a lot of cans of chunky chicken noodle soup, which are roughly a dollar less expensive than what you find at the large grocery chains. And, to me, the soup I get at Aldi's seems to taste better. One thing lacking at Aldi's is the Fresh Market concept that has become ubiquitous at all large grocery chains. There is no deli section to buy freshly sliced deli meats from, nor are there freshly baked bagels or other sweets. However, there is absolutely no shortage of sweet things at Aldi's, and deli meats and cheeses are sold pre-packaged. I only discovered Aldi's two years ago, but now I do 90% of my shopping there. And the selection continues to improve, so the shopping experience should continue to improve as well. read more

I shop here every week. Very convenient for being on the way home from work. The staff is friendly and helpful. The store is well-stocked. Yeah, occasionally they run out of an item, but it isn't a regular occurrence or systematic problem at this particular location. The quality of the meat, dairy, and produce is quite good, and the prices are fantastic. read more

i'll be the first to admit that aldi isn't the first grocery store on my list of regular shops to stock up on food items, but it has definitely saved me during extreme cooking emergencies. i'll go here and find myself impressed each time, particularly when i discover they carry a random product (today it was guavas!) or that i can purchase essentials for a teenth of the price at other grocery stores. the produce isn't the greatest (i find myself sifting through entire vegetable bins to find decent, non-banged-up goods), and for whatever reason, this location doesn't have whole milk..but you can't have it all, right? if you're like my family, and like to send boxes out to family overseas, or if you just like helping shelters or food depositories (especially during the frigid months), this is an excellent place to get a lot of canned goods and non-perishables at beyond-reasonable prices. and it feels good to help those in need! read more

Amen! Praise the lord! I am in a true state of bliss! There is now an Aldis within walking distance of my home! it just opened so everything is new, clean and in good shape. The prices can't be beat either. What more do i need to say! read more

I just love Aldi's. I grew up with Adli, my parents shopped there because we were poor and it was more affordable than all the other stores around. We lived in a small town near Joliet so we would drive to Joliet once a week to get groceries there. As I have grown up and changed so too has Aldi. While still true to their basic economic philosophy and quality standards they have expanded to meet the needs of a wider and more selective audience. A couple of weeks back I walked in to find the entrance aisle filled with new gluten free items. I have a very close friend who has Celiac's desease and has been struggling, since she was diagnosed years ago, to find foods that are truly gluten free. I was so thrilled to see this that I texted her immediately from the store blocking other shoppers! My in-laws live a far more privileged life and are far more selective about where they shop, with gourmet food shops, Whole foods and restaurants keeping them fed. On one holiday visit when they came to our house for dinner I secretly opened three cans of Aldi's New England Clam Chowder, heated it up, placed it in my china soup tureen ans served it with fingers crossed. They loved the soup, cooing about how it was much better than what they buy and asked where I'd gotten it. "Just a store int eh neighborhood" was my honest reply. Admittedly I am not a gourmet chef and only a barely passable cook, if that. Aldi keeps us fed with their many prepared foods like the Cranberry Almond Chicken salad, bagged garden salad, hummas and salsa. I like the great selection of cheeses, both chunk style and sliced. I threw a party and bought one of each kind of chunk, cut them in cubes and it was an awesome array. The selection of fresh fruits and veggies isn't as good as Chicago's various fruit markets but in order to eliminate a stop they have nearly everything and the prices are very competitive with the produce only markets. We are extremely fussy when it comes to meat. I shop at a real butcher and use their guidance in my selections and cooking. In the 50 years I have been shopping at Aldi the only thing that I have ever returned was a marinated pork roast (BTW they have a double your money back guarantee on anything that you really don't like and feel the need to return. How "we REALLY" stand behind our stuff is that?!?!). The sauce that they used was way too salty and for us was inedible. I steer away from buying their raw meats in general but do buy their fresh ground turkey and fresh ground chicken to use in Taco Salad or Sloppy Joes and it's fine. We have bought their packaged sandwich meats and they are a bit too salty for us. The flavored bacon (maple in particular) is really good quality and tasty. We get at least two pounds a week which my hubby cooks up on the grill all at once and keeps in a container in the fridge to add to sandwiches, salads or to grab and go. Their fresh bread section is hard to resist even for a non bread eater. The Onion rolls, though seasonal, are divine and the pretzel rolls are still competition for the ones at Costco and you don't have to buy as many. We often buy the garlic bread loaves to turn into pizza bread in a pinch. Which reminds me, they have fresh thin crust pizzas for $5.99 that are a great quickie meal to throw in after a long day then hitting the store on the way home. Some people find it annoying that they have to "buy grocery bags" but it does help to keep costs down and I always keep totes in the car for any stop at Aldi planned or spontaneous. Then if I buy more than I have totes for I grab a box and just toss it in the recycling when I'm home and unloaded. Also from chatting with the people that work there, they apparently pay their workers pretty well and take care of them. They all do all jobs and so there is no jealousy of one person doing all the easy stuff and another working their butt off. The hours are 9-9 so good for going after rush hour on a weekday if you have to work day. The stores that I go to (Belmont and Kimball, Pulaski just north of Lawrence, off Pulaski South of Diversey, Clybourn across from Menards and Clybourn South of Wisconsin) are all kept clean and well stocked. Living in the city is a blessing and a curse in that they tend to sell out of any great special items fast and that there are other stores to check if it is already gone at one. I like Aldi. I am probably catagorized as an upper middle class DINK and I do not feel that Aldi is "low rent" or "for the poor" as I have heard friends/coworkers comment. My response is always "Have you ever tried shopping there? I shop there all the time. That ____ you had at my house was from Aldi". Even if I were a Bazillionaire I would still shop at Aldi. They have what I like and I really like their prices! P.S. My absolute favorite item that they sell is the Chicken Corn Chowder canned soup .LOVE IT!!! read more

This Aldi is magical. Grocery bills miraculously shrink by 40% when you fill up your big quarter-fueled cart. The house brands here are similar to what you'd find at Costco, and are of equal or better quality than the national brands. Seriously, the ice cream is better than Breyer's and about 1/3 the price. The produce, spices and meats are top-notch as well. Just try to get past your brand-snobbishness and you'll be fine. The service here is fast and friendly, and the employees seem to actually like their jobs. Novel concept, no? Just don't forget a quarter for your big ol' cart, and try to bring your own bags. Now get out there and save some money. read more

So Aldi, I have a grocery store crush on you. You're so awesome with your amazing selection of in house brands and low prices. Admittedly, you intimidated me a bit when I walked in not quite knowing how to shop you. How do I walk in these double sided aisles without gazing upon everything and still maintaining the crowd flow? Your baking selection warmed my heart with inexpensive butterscotch chips, flaked coconut, and sweet cream butter. I need and want return trips to you especially for some sweetened condensed milk and other necessities. Aldi, you and your brother Trader Joe's continually warm me up with your excellent prices and items. read more

Y'all, this is my new jam. To say I was skeptical at first was an understatement - this Aldi is only a few blocks away from us and we avoided it like the plague because we had heard horrible things about Aldi selling expired merch and being dirty. And then one magical Sunday we stopped in because we were desperate for cheese to make baked mac and cheese and our grocery fate was forever changed - this Aldi is super clean, has tons of produce, and carries boatloads of organic goodies that cost twice as much anywhere else. This Aldi has become my go-to spot for produce and pantry staples. Our favorites have been their effervescent lemonade ($2.29 for a liter in a flip top bottle, which will be making an appearance at our Labor Day wedding), organic strawberry popsicles, coconut chia seed granola (recently discontinued, much to my heartbreak), and an ample supply of mangoes for $0.50 each. We generally eat tons of fresh fruit and veggies and not very much in the processed department and have seen our food bill drastically decrease since I made the switch from Mariano's and Trader Joe's (who Aldi owns) because their produce at Aldi is so much less expensive. I can't always find everything I am looking for (no strawberries today, rats!), but I am always happy when I check out and see my total ring up. Pro Tip: Make sure you have a quarter handy when you get there for your cart and to bring your own reusable bags. Also note that they accept debit but NOT credit cards. read more