Aldi saves, more like Aldi saves lives. I started going to Aldi because of a Google search about cheap wine. To be more specific good cheap wine. I found that Aldi has an amazing selection that is very affordable. I was always intimidated to go because you have to bring your own bags and you have to put a quarter in to get a cart. But for cheap wine I'm willing to try anything. Now I'm going to Aldi for everything not just wine. They have a large selection of things that I typically buy at other stores and the prices are unbeatable. And they have some things at their store that I never knew I was missing in my life. Things you should be buying at Aldi: diapers, bread, eggs, milk, all the Aldi store brand products. Aldi on average is about 30% cheaper than most other stores. They are also very vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free friendly. And did I mention the wine! You can find extremely good bottles of wine for only $6.99. If you're not shopping at Aldi now then you're so late. Try going to any one of their locations. I like mixing it up and going to different locations because I never know what I'm going to find. read more

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Although Aldi is one of the absolute best places to shop, THIS location SUCKS! They're understaffed and the staff make decisions which affects the shopper's experience. I recently made a pick up order to be picked up 4 hours after confirming the purchase. 13 items. When I went to the store to wait 45 minutes for any type of notification, I went in and a Caucasian curvy worker informed me she shut the system down, without reason at 12pm and any orders after will be placed tomorrow. UNACCEPTABLE!!!!! read more

Cheap food prices! Clean store! Very friendly cashiers! Absolutely recommend this store!

Love that store everything is easy to find. So much delicious fresh food to choose from. The prices are fantastic as well as the service. The ambiance is great!!! I talk about Aldi's to everyone!!!! read more

I don't see much difference between the branded food and the non-branded food. I would say the pennies (or dollars) you save are worth the switch. They have a wide variety of wines, dairy, produce, meat, and homegoods to choose from. Don't forget to bring your own bags or pay 10 cents for each one you need. And you'll need a quarter to rent the cart while shopping. read more

Great visit, they didn't have any bananas which was a bummer but Jordan in the check out lane was awesome. Great personality and definitely on it!! read more

Great place to shop, a friendly environment and welcoming atmosphere. Products are fresh and inviting and staff is above board. Aldi is the ideal of perfection in the grocery market. read more

I don't have any complaints about this new location. I went to check it out on the Grand Opening and it was busy. I had to wait in line just to get in the door. It's a small store with neat and it's very clean. Bring your own bags and a quarter for a basket. I will go back and shop once the new wears off and the excitement dies down. read more

We have been to this store a few times and have liked the store and found some good deals. Typically we would go to Aldi before or after dinner at Sedona Taphouse. Tonight I had parked in front of Aldi and had dinner at Sedona with the intent of doing grocery shopping afterwards at Aldi. As I was eating my meal the manager of the restaurant came by to let me know that Aldis had hired tow trucks to tow anyone who was parked in their lot that wasn't a customer. I immediately got up and ran to my car and thankfully it was still parked next to the building and I moved my car. Don't worry aldis I will never park in your lot or shop in your store ever again. I think it is a bully move. There were probably 3 tow trucks in the lot taking cars and trucks away in the rain. I understand you want to reserve spaces for your customers but what if you wanted to shop there before or after dinner? Well don't worry won't happen either way now. Funny after we left dinner there were maybe 4 cars in the Aldi lot. read more

I went on a Sunday and the store smelled like garbage upon entering. Total turn off. Cashier was extremely polite though. read more

What you need to know: You are making sacrifices for savings. If you like to be doted on, if i looking for the best produce or a particular item this is not the place for you. The place is lightly staffed, has limited produce, and only frozen meat. BUT I did buy 2 portobello mushrooms for $1.98 which is essentially unheard of. Bring your own grocery bags. Think Sam's Club - if you don't bring your own you are paying 6 cents each. Not a lot, but we just loaded the trunk from the cart in an effort to help our carbon footprint. Next time, I'll be sure to bring my own bags. Bring a quarter - you need it to get a cart. You get your quarter back when you return the cart, but my theory is that it saves on staffing (you know that one guy that gets minimum wage to chase carts for 8 hours a day). This is why you're saving money!!! read more

I've always liked Aldi's, ever since I first happened upon one in Illinois about a year ago. The store is, as mentioned in other reviews, smaller than your average grocery store so of course there will be a smaller variety of produce and what not. They have a large selection of "gluten-free" products for those of you who are on that whole kick or have an intolerance. They also have pretty great deals on miscellaneous household items. For example, they've got over the door under the sink organizers for $9.99 right now whereas Target has them for $14-$20. I mainly like to go here for basic things like common veggies, pasta noodles, sliced/shredded cheese, and frozen pizzas The biggest bummer about this store is that they don't keep the boxes that they receive their products in at the front as the aforementioned Aldi's did, I wasn't aware of that so we bought some reusable grocery bags. read more

I think the other reviews pretty much said it all. Bring your own bags and a quarter for the cart. They have a good selection of gluten free products as well as their organic line Simply Nature I think (don't quote me). I usually get my eggs from here - organic cage free brown eggs $3.69, and organic whole milk for $2.69. Other than those two items I haven't tried much of their produce or meats. I buy mainly snacks and dry goods here. read more

I stopped here on my way home to pick up some fruit for some fruit salad this weekend. This location had a great selection of fresh fruit priced very well! I try to be environmentally conscious so I liked that they encourage you to use re-usable bags. Our fruit salad was delicious and I will definitely stop here again if I need produce read more

Thank God for Aldi is all I have to say. The cost savings and value you get dollar for dollar you often can't beat this grocery store. And the quality is usually just as good as the larger, more expensive competition. read more

Love my Aldis. Friendly staff. Clean, organized store, more natural food options (no artificial colors/flavors) and Great prices. Limited number of line items, but I'm okay with that. I lost my phone in the store (dropped in freezer section - don't ask how) recently and they went out of their way to contact me. Grateful they're in this area. read more

A very different but very good store. Kind of strange at first. Bring your own bags or pay 6 cents per paper bag. You also have to pay to use a cart. Also, they DON'T take credit cards!! Be prepared for that! The store has really, really low prices so you it's great. They don't have a lot of typical name brand foods, but the off brands/store brands are really good from what I've tried. My only real complaint is that they don't have self check out- would save so much time if they did! read more

I'm not quite sure why people are endeared to Aldi. I can appreciate that there are huge savings on cheesy doodles and processed foods and almost anything else that is canned that they can purchase in bulk. If you are looking for a selection (or even a couple) fresh food items you will be sadly disappointed. The quality of food products is lacking. Very limited staff, so be prepared for a long line and no assistance in locating anything. Bring your own bags, or that will be a huge issue. Bring a quarter because at some point in time, someone removed a cart or 10 from an Aldi and now they are saving grocery carts from extinction by making people put a quarter in them or run the risk of losing .25 .... It's interesting to check the country of origin for many products. Honey from India! Who knew? read more