Always well stocked and fast service. The produce is as fresh as other groceries in the area and fresher than most. The prices are much better than the other grocery stores in the area even when using the other grocery store's coupons. The Hayes Road Aldi is kept clean and brightly lit, the flow of the aisles has been improved and the product selection is every bit as good, if not better, than other far more expensive stores. I highly recommend shopping at Aldi. read more

Rude customer service, not my usual store and I am used to self checkout , this location doesn't have that. I put a bag of with two items on the convier and two items un-bagged, and was told "I'd appreciate it if you take the items out of the bag next time" , I apologized. It wasn't the request that was an issue , it was the annoyed and rude tone of voice, there won't be a next time, this was my first and last time stopping at this location. read more

It's Tuesday 5/31/2022 and I am pleased to update my 6/21/2017 past Review. This location has been remodeled with larger shopping areas and well stocked for their current sale. Upon entering the store with sale items on my list, their Fresh Produce is organized with lower prices than other stores and markets. (Photos attached). I was greeted throughout my shopping visit by three different employees who were asking if I was finding items alright or needing any assistance. Check Out Aldi brands in comparison to well-known brands for their great taste, and lower prices, especially Clancy's Snacks, Mill Cereal, Aldi Dairy, Aldi Canned Vegetables, Soups, Pasta. Also Spices, There's Baking Items, Frozen Foods, Ice-cream, Vegetables, Cold Juices, Coffee, Bakery, Frozen Appetizers. I've bought Fresh Meat & Poultry, Pork Tenderloin, Seafood are my choices. Plus they sell throughout the store a phenomenal line of Organic products, German Beers, Assorted Low Price Wines. Aldi offers their Twice As Nice Guarantee so save your receipt if you purchase their brand name item and are not completely satisfied with a reason. They offer large shopping baskets for .25 to use or if shopping lightly or quickly then bring your own shopping bag or buy their Aldi bags at check out as well. Most Aldi stores offer the same sale items or weekly ad items but if a certain location does not stock they will offer to help you locate based on truck delivery and availability. Aldi stores has home decorative items, garden, toys, clothing, shoes, candles, tools or gadgets based on the holiday or seasons of the year. Aldi is known for its low prices and no fancy store design. One reason the prices are so low is that a majority of the groceries it carries are private label. Aldi offers customers quality at the best price. By the way their cousin store is Trader Joe's. I look forward to shopping at this Aldi with the many friendly, helpful and hard working employee who maintain and service it with strong interest and standards. 5/31/2022 read more

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Great prices. I love there selection of produces. Good quality and good selection. You can find your favorite variety selections of groceries. read more

I shop the Aldi on Grosebeck Hwy in Clinton Township. I love this store. I went there today and wanted to purchase a watermelon. They were all down at the bottom of a very deep box/crate. I could not lift the melon out of the crate. I am a senior citizen and the day before had a dental procedure that prevented me from bending over and lifting. A very nice employee by the name of Ashley helped to get the melon out of the crate and into my car. I have found that the people who work at this store are friendly, upbeat and helpful. They are always busy but if you ask will always help you with a smile on their faces and a "have a nice day" at the end. They are the reason I shop at this Aldi and keep going back. And yes I have been to other Aldis and none compare to this store. read more

I will forever love Aldi and all their amazing deals that I find. That is all. You can find anything from clothes, to bed sets, to food, to household necessities. Someone keep my away from here before I buy out the store. read more

ALDI - 7 piece Bed set - includes two shams, three mini pillows (not the blue), bed skirt, and comforter. ($40) - Grocery Near Me - Clinton Township, Michigan

It took me longer than maybe it should have to realize the greatness and value in Aldi! My top three grocery stores have now become Aldi, Meijer thrifty acres and Costco! Aldi has its own signature brand, Clancy's. Most of these items are produced in brand-name factories. As soon as you walk in the door, you are greeted by the potato chip aisle and savings are immediately obvious. I've tried just about every type they sell and they're all great. Milk, eggs, Keurig cups, cleaning supplies and all your staples are always much cheaper than everywhere else- big-time. Ice cream? It's top quality and great tasting under two dollars for half a gallon all day every day. Meats? All good, even stocking organic goods. Veggies are not the largest variety, but basics are there as well as organic. There are housewares are always of good quality and great prices. There is always different products to find. I have purchased a pressure cooker for around $40, a knock off Yeti cooler for $70, VR googles for $25. All great products found for a great price. Discover where quality meets value. Be sure to bring a quarter to rent a shopping cart and your own bags, as they don't provide these. You do get your quarter back and get too keep more money in your wallet. *a note to state Aldi DOES accept credit cards! read more

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Newly remodeled, this Aldi location is now as good as new. What was once dark, dirty and hard to maneuver through is now bright and clean with wide isles. ALDI's brand products are great price but their low price tags does not mean comprised quality. Everything I have purchased from ALDI's has exceeded my expectations. But even if it doesn't, they offer a "Twice as nice Guarantee". If ever you are not satisfied with a Aldi product they will reimburse you your money back AND let you chose another product of your liking. How can you go wrong with that! As a large family, with 5 kids, I'm usually shopping at one of their locations 2x a week. Staples are bread ($.79), milk ($1.88gal), bagels ($1.49), bags baby spinach ($1.09), sunflower seeds ($2.19 1# bag) and frozen potatoes (2#/$1.45) just to name a few items. If you e never been to ALDI's it's important to know you must bring your own bags to pack your items in, or you can purchase some there for $.10-$1.99, depending on the kind of bag. Also, if you plan on a big shopping trip, bring a quarter to use their shopping basket. This ensures you return the basket to the cart corral, and they are not left all over the parking lot. I'm a fan of Aldi- their low prices and quality products keep me coming back. Oh- FYI, ALDI's is owned by Trader Joe's. read more

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It took me a bit to truly appreciate Aldi, but now I'm a big fan. My favorite Aldi item is the half sour pickles. I am so disappointed when they are out. Their organic milk prices are the best in town. I frequently buy the organic fruit and veggie pouches for a few kids I know. I've bought rollaway beds, and shelves there too. If you see something you like, don't wait to buy it, it will be gone when you come back. read more

At first I was doubtful about shopping here: paying to use a cart, all generic brands. But to save some money, I thought I'd give it a try. I was pleasantly surprised. I started off buying a few Staples, eggs, bread, coffee creamer, etc. The prices were a lot lower than Kroger & the taste was great. So I ventured out & tried the cheeses, lunch meat, jarred pasta sauces, soup. Again pleasantly surprised. All were great tasting & couldn't beat the price. There are a few things I did not care for. The fruit could be better & the meat has only a few selections. Also the dishwasher soap is terrible. Also the mayonnaise is too sweet. But all in all, very good place to shop! read more

I like Aldi. I'm frequently surprised that more people don't shop here. There seems to be some kind of weird stigma attached to them and I'm not sure why. The Aldi brand is, in a lot of cases, as good as or better than items at your grocery store that are private label, but for some reason people think that that means it's lower-quality. Aldi in general doesn't supply bags so they are kind of like a Costco or Sam's Club in that respect, and they also require you to put a quarter in a shopping cart if you choose to use one. The quarter is given back to you if you put it back where it came from. Things like this are what keep the cost down low at Aldi. They're smaller than a grocery store, so they don't have a ton of things, but the things that they do have I think are pretty good. I would not get produce from this Aldi, because the veggies and fruits that they have in my opinion aren't the best quality. The area that this store is in has several other fruit-based markets, so you can easily go somewhere else. The meats that have bought here though, as well as eggs, almond milk, and just some general pantry items of the Aldi brand have always been good. They have a decent selection so if you've never been to an Aldi and are in the area of this store, you should stop in. When this location runs an ad and certain things are on sale like meats, you do have to snatch them pretty quickly. So that would be one downfall to this location is that the people who do shop here regularly grab all of the items the first day of the sale. It's a little bit slow to restock but it's not terrible and you can always ask someone working there if they have the item you're looking for in the back. Even at its busiest you still don't stand in line that long. Also you can purchase paper bags for your groceries if you didn't bring your own, but I always bring my own. Worst case scenario you don't want to pay for the bags and don't bring any, you use a quarter that you have for the cart and then just bring it out to your car and load everything in your trunk. Not a huge deal in my opinion but some people don't like all the in general because of that. If you've never been to an Aldi you should give it a try. read more

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Hey, I like Aldi's. I stopped in at this store, mainly because it was right next door to another store that I visited. I found the items that I thought I needed and headed to the cash register. Oh great, 2 people ahead of me. I looked at my wrist to see how long this was gonna take. Oh great, I quit wearing wristwatches back in 7th grade. Now I won't know if I stood in line for 1 minute or 2 minutes. Thinking back, I think it was 2. It definitely wasn't 1. You know what's coming next if you ever shop at Aldi's. If you don't supply the bags, they don't either. Sure, bags are for sale, but I'm cheap. I'll save my money and place it into my retirement account. Well, I gotta tell you, I sure let the cashier have it. I told her how disappointed I was that I couldn't get my quarter back. She shot right back that I didn't even have a shopping cart. You gotta pay to play - the reward comes at the end. Next time, I'm definitely getting a shopping cart, whether I need it or not. At least I'll get my quarter back! Great store, clean with friendly staff. I'll stop in again. read more

Okay so I shop here weekly and if I could no stars for them today I would! I buy eggs here very often the sign today had no limit but when I got to register the girl told me I could only buy 3 of my 6. I told her there was no sign posted. She said it's still 3 and they would not honor it. I told the girl I would just leave and come back so what's the difference and she said I couldn't do that either and she got attitude with me as well as I did towards her over the situation. She called the manger and he still would not honor even though I was spending 43.00 dollars in the store. So I ran home and got my son cause we live just down the street and he said they were just putting up the sign and talking about how rude I was! My thing is if you want a limit post it!!! But honesty was buying 3 more dozen gonna really hurt anyone at that point? Wtf! read more

Love coming here it is right up the road from where I work. I am able to get in and out in no time at all. It may not have all the fancy random things you find at a big grocery store but it has all the stuff you get all the time, but they do have temporary things so watch out for them. And they are starting to branch out into gluten free items which is great for my co-worker. Now that they do accept CREDIT CARDS, they didn't at first, it is even a better shopping experience I just swipe and I'm out of here. You do pay a quarter for a cart but you get it back at the end when you lock your cart up, so its more of a security deposit than anything. You do have to supply the bags or just grab an empty box as you shop. I always describe it like COSTCO but where you can buy just 1 of something instead of 12 read more

Lately I've been doing most of my shopping from Aldi! I love this location, very neat and clean. They carry a lot of organic items for a lower price then most supermarkets! I love Aldi! read more

Aldi has a pretty simple premise: Inexpensive food with absolutely no frills. Quite simply, if you do your grocery shopping here you will save money over shopping virtually anywhere else. Before you get super excited and decide that you have to shop at Aldi forevermore, you need to know that you will make sacrifices in the name of the lowest price possible. Typical supermarkets have tens of thousands of products, they have dozens of types and brands of cookies, cereal, and usually include a full deli and on-site bakery. Aldi has none of this. There is no Kellogg's, Post or General Mills at Aldi. Here you get Millville. There is no Go-gurt, Yoplait, Dannon... there are Moo Tubes and Light and Fit Yogurts. Quite simply, you have ONE choice for most items you want to buy. Want Raisin Bran? Millville it is! Okay, so you can deal with a whole store consisting of off-brand items, right? But that's not where it ends... oh no, my friends, that's only the beginning! You don't get grocery bags at Aldi. It's strictly a bring your own or buy 'em affair. The person manning the cash register just dumps your food back into your cart and you have to take it to a counter off to the side and bag it yourself. With your own bags. (I like using those huge blue sacks you can get at IKEA) You have to put a deposit on your grocery cart. I'm not kidding, you put a quarter in a little slot on the cart to unlock it from the other carts, which you get back when you dutifully rechain it to the cart rack. The selection of produce is, um... limited. There IS fresh produce, but what you have available to you can change with the season and is limited to staples. Example: last time I went I wanted to buy sweet potatoes, but there weren't any, so I got the yukon gold instead. There is meat available, but don't think you're gonna see a Purdue, Amish, or Tyson chicken. So why am I a fan of Aldi? There's a certain satisfaction that comes with KNOWING at the end of the trip to the grocery that you paid less than you would have at Meijer, at Kroger, and probably about HALF of what you would have paid at Holiday Market or other premium grocery store. I shop at Aldi for the basics, for foundational elements of the meals I prepare for my kids and I, and if I need some special ingredient I can run up to Nino Salvaggio and pick it up. Decide what items you won't compromise on (for me, it's Jif Peanut Butter), and buy the rest at Aldi. Just bring your own bags. And a quarter. *DOES NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS, but will take Debit Cards, Cash and (presumably) Checks* read more

Great place to purchase nuts, dried fruits, and nut butters if that's your sort of thing. Nice selection of organic items at a fantastic price. Bread and meat didn't look all that appealing , but it's probably just because I'm picky about those kind of things. It's fairly easy to avoid paying for a cart as it seems that most people exiting the store are more than happy to give you theirs. read more

I got a bag of clancy's chips. I was sad at the discovery that i found inside the bag. I payed for a FULL bag of chips. When I say that it was only half full I began to pounder if I was being ripped off. I would love the rest of my chips. :) read more