This is definitely my family's go to grocery store. They have great groceries for the kids and also for the rest of the family. If you're into natural and organic foods, they do a great job of having great quality products for a great quality price. I'm a big fan of this place and they have everything we need. Sometimes they'll have clearance and markdowns. Keep an eye out. read more

I haven't been to an Aldis in ages. Didn't want to fight the crowd at the local discount store and stopped here. I am still not sold on them being cheap. Spent almost $300 for items that I could have gotten at the "W". Canned goods that are generic are sold at the same prices of the competitors stores. Meat is a hit or miss. Being most of the marketing is targeted as being "Organic" it makes the price higher. The staff yelling at customers to use self checkouts if paying by card and this place has only ONE cashier. Nope not for me and a generous 3 star rating. read more

There's nothing that I love more than some good aldi finds! You can never go wrong with the middle isles. My favorite is that you can always find some great organic options at a low price. I also enjoy how clean this place is all the options in the freezer section in the wine from all over the world. Just don't forget your quarter so you can get your cart! read more

I was in the area and decided to check out this Aldi. The entrance seemed a bit smaller than other Aldis in the area, when I walked in, I did notice the footprint was also a bit smaller than other ones. The layout is also different...Most Aldis now have the open refrigerated fresh produce section right at the entrance...this one has it all the way in the back on the right. The produce section seemed a bit smaller in size and selection, but I was able to find everything that I wanted..... If you are checking the availability of Special Buys products at any ALDI store like this one for example, you can visit the Special Buys™ Stock Checker. Enter the product name and your zip code to check if a Special Buys is in stock at an ALDI store near you. Products can only be searched 24 hours after the on sale date. With inflation hitting many areas of the global economy, it's nice to find chips for $1.39, ice cream for less than $2 and such. As I kept exploring the store, I noticed the frozen section........ is all the way on the left of the store with many many options of frozen foods. Very nicely organized and stacked... When I finished, I walked right into the checkout section with no wait... Lucky !!! The cashier was quick and efficient. read more

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This is my favorite aldis I am here every week The girls that work there are really nice as well

For the longest time I never went to Aldi. Recently I've gone more since it's so close to my house and I'm a fan of Trader Joe's anyway as it's same company. Sleeper pick! - Maria Cozzi think crust pizza. Man the meat lovers for this is awesome. They have a pretty decent small selection of wine too. I basically came in here for 3 things and ended up spending over $100 lol. That's how legit Aldi is. Also be on the look out for their chicken tenders both regular and buffalo. read more

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This Aldi was pretty decent -- much larger and cleaner than the first one we'd visited when they first showed up in our area. We hadn't had the best experience then -- didn't even find anything we wanted to buy and the produce looked dismal and the meat iffy. This store was totally different. Aisles were wider and produce looked decent as did fresh meat, etc., but it's still not the easiest to navigate. We had had dinner in the same plaza with friends so went with them when they needed to stop in at Aldi. We actually wound up buying several things: fresh mushrooms, a dark chocolate bar, sliced cheese, a New Zealand wine; all at better than Publix prices, so we were willing to try them and see if we liked them. There isn't (still) many name brands. For certain things I'm a loyalist. I've tried other no name items and haven't liked them. So I know I can't do my regular weekly shopping here, but if I can now find a few items where brand doesn't matter or quality is equal, then who knows... You need to know that they don't provide bags. You must bring your own. That we remembered. But I didn't know you couldn't take a cart out of the store to your car with your items unless you've paid for it. That is kind of a pain. At least now, if I see another Aldi, I'll be willing to try it. read more

This is my second Aldi's I have been to. Lately I have been hearing the buzz about their prices etc. This particular location seemed to offer less than the one that I originally went to. They have food items, and some gift/household items. I did find their prices to be much more affordable than Publix. The quality of the produce was good. They also carry pasture raised eggs which is a plus. If you are wanting to make a cheese board, they have a large selection of small sized cheese to make a great board. There is plenty of parking. The baskets are located outside of the store. IT took me a minute to find the baskets, as I walked in the store first. Bring a quarter with you to use the basket and when you return the basket to where you picked it up from you will get your quarter back. I did not like and would like to make a *****suggestion .... when checking out the cashier used the last persons basket to put the items I purchased into the cart, and then used my basket for the person behind me, etc. I personally wiped my basket down to use it, and now was using someone else's basket that may have had a cold while using their basket. Ideally it would be best to leave the basket/quarter with the person that used it to lessen cross contamination. Especially during flu season. Make sure to bring your own bags to load your groceries after purchasing. If you forget, no worries, they do sell reusable bags for use if needed. I will post photos. They are in my phone, and I am using my PC currently to type the review. read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Coral Springs, Florida

Such a great place !!! The staff was super friendly, clean carts, helpful. The place can get slightly packed even for 11:00am on a weekday due to its new opening sign. Everything was stocked and getting stocked. There was NOTHING missing and nothing you'd care to miss ;) ayo! Do plan with 15-20 mins ahead of time if you're rushing as a line can build quickly after 11am due to being a new place. read more

Say what you want about Aldi's but I am definitely a fan- always have and always will be. I've been a shopper for years and just recently started shopping at this location. The grocery stores in general are not large. The variety is smaller than Publix, the brand selection is also not there as well. For me, I go here for essentials: meat, veggies, milk and things like that. I try to stay away from the outer rim which hold the chips and such because I will eat them all. A lot of people get bent because they don't have traditional name brands but honestly, I haven't had bad luck with anything. The meat is good quality, the veggies like any grocery store has good and bad days and everything else is fine too. I noticed recently that you can buy flower bundles for $3.99 so I will be doing that more often. Some things to know. 1. You need a quarter to get a cart. A pain maybe, but it cuts costs by having an employee chase carts. 2. They charge you for bags. Again, a pain, but it cuts costs for them which saves you money in the end. The solution? Bring your own bag or use a box there. 3. They typically run on a thin staff. Why? See above. I can do a week's-worth of shopping for basically half the price. The brands may be different but the meals taste the same and for that I have to be a fan of this place. read more

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When my friend's Mom heard that Aldi was opening up in her area, she was so excited go. I tagged along with them yesterday and was super impressed by every aspect of the store. It was small, but had everything you would need in a grocery store like fresh meats, canned goods, baking items, dairy items, produce, cleaning products....everything! The prices are LOW, and by LOW, I mean LOOOOW. They keep them down by having customers buy or bring their own bags. Also, if you need a cart you can rent one for a quarter, not to worry though, when you return it you get your quarter back! They only except cash, debit and ebt cards, so that also helps with the deep discounts as well. For the most part all of the brands are unknown, but there are a few name brands here and there. My friends Mom spent $123 for a cart full of groceries that would have been worth about $300 at Publix. read more

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I've heard the mixed reviews, I've never been here until now, but I'm a fan of this place already. I arrived with a neutral expectation and left with a positive experience. However, I was immediately annoyed at the cart situation. They were linked together by a box and chain, so I started messing with it and was very confused. Someone watching me said "you need a quarter to unlock it, that's to discourage people leaving it in the parking lot, and alleviate an extra associate required to collect them." That makes sense, but now I can't shop because I don't have a quarter. I planned on taking a lap around the store and leaving with maybe one or two items, but eventually someone gave me a cart with a quarter. This seems common and it's almost a feel-good "pay it forward" to receive and give carts to eachother. Moving on, buying food is the whole point, so we're mostly concerned about cost and product. The cost is the best I've seen anywhere, literally. Walmart and Publix have much more variety and specialty items, but aldi has the basics and barely beyond at a super affordable price. 2-packs of bacon wrapped filet $4.79 (publix 6.99) Home-brand bread/hot dog/burger buns 75¢ (publix $1.89) Large seedless watermelon $2.99 (publix $7.99) Avocados 89¢ (publix $1.25+) I know prices fluctuate and these will likely change by the time anyone reads this and then visits, but anything they stock is way cheaper here compared to publix, just being a quarter for your cart, but it's returned to you when you return their cart. Great store, meats, fish and chicken looked decent. The prices are worth the visit alone. You'll leave with 2x the food or more for the same price as Publix. read more

I love Aldi. Been a fan since the years in New York City when they opened. The prices are incredible The selection is wonderful. Sometimes they're out of things that you want but usually they get them back in within a reasonable amount of time. I spend approximately 30% less on groceries at Aldi then I would at other supermarket chains. I highly recommend going there and exploring all their foods. read more

Over the top Good never much of a wait always very good food ,dairy and produce old cuts are half the cost of Publix

Think of Aldi's as the estranged brother of Trader Joe's. The abbreviated history is that Aldi's and Trader Joe's were owned by German brother's who fell out over whether or not to sell cigarettes. One headed the chain that became Aldi's and the other chain became Trader Joe's. While Trader Joe's has great prices, Aldi will beat them and just about everyone else's prices every time. You can still signs of that German heritage all over Aldi's especially at Christmas. There are a lot of European treats like gingerbread, marzipan, brioche, and pfeffernusse. You may ask how it is that Aldi's is able to offer such low prices. Basically it's by annoying the crap out of you. If you want a cart you will need to bring a quarter. You will also have to bring your own bags. Lines will most likely be long because they keep their staff to a bare bones minimum. Best of all is the check out. They will literally throw your groceries into the cart they keep chained at the check out. You will frantically try to grab your items out but will never be fast enough. I once tried setting my bags up in the bottom of the cart but they just threw everything on top of the bags anyway. I don't think this practice really saves them money but watching you scramble is fun for them. Lastly they will not take your credit card, it's cash or debit only. Someone in front of you will find this out after they have been rung up. It all takes a little getting used to but once Aldi has properly trained you get ready to save. I don't shop at Aldi's all that much. Their selection is small but what they have is good and best of all cheap. I tend to buy snacks, alcohol, and frozen food. I really like to come in at the holidays to check out their inexpensive gifts and holiday food items. This is the place to go if you want to throw an inexpensive wine and appetizer party. It's also great if you need that office gift that is $10 and under. You can pick up all kinds of fine chocolates that anyone would love. In the alcohol section I am partial to their knockoff Bailey's Irish Cream as well as their wine selection. Their off brands are just as good as anything you would buy in Publix but much cheaper. I could never do a full week's shopping here but it's fun to come in and check out what's new. read more

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I went back to Aldi last month for a small shopping trip just to give them another try and was pleasantly surprised at how low my bill was! So for the past month I've been shopping at Aldi and have saved HALF OFF of my usual monthly grocery costs!! No it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of Publix but for the amount of money I'm saving who cares, right?! I still frequent Publix for certain things that Aldi's doesn't carry but my main shopping is now done at Aldi. Bring a quarter for the cart and reusable shopping bags or sometimes they have boxes in the store you can use to carry out your groceries. In terms of brands some stuff is name brand but most of it isn't and to be honest I can't tell a difference. They have lots of fresh fruit and veggies plus organic selections as well. The meat section is well stocked with salmon, tilapia, pork, ground beef and chicken. The frozen section has a nice selection of shrimp and various seafood. Bread, butter, milk, eggs and other staples are CHEAP!!! read more

My go-to Aldi! I absolutely love Aldi! Especially their prices. Affordable prices and great products! Their store brand is much better than many other store brands. Have yet to try something from them that I didn't like. Always excited to see what they have in store every week! My favorite line is their specialty brand which is all European based products which are high quality and super affordable prices! My favorite is there Belgium dark chocolate baking chips which are so good. You could easily eat them as regular chocolate! read more

The. Best! Produce is fresh and cheapest in town. They carry generic and name brand products for less than the other chain grocery stores. Employees are friendly and the store and bathrooms are always clean. Eggs are $1 and change or less, sometimes more than half off Publix prices. Milk is cheap too! This is always my first stop when grocery shopping. Be sure to bring a quarter to use a cart and your own bags. But, if you forget, the cashier will give you a quarter and you can buy bags for $0.10 or so. read more

I love me some Aldi. This is not my regular Aldi and thank heavens for that. This location is kind of haggard, run down if you will. It is likely the people that go in there, as there are multiple instances of food items being left all over the store. That is not the employees fault for sure. That is just lazy people who can't be bothered to walk a few steps back to where they got their bag of store brand cheetos or carton of eggs. I wish people would take more pride in places they shop at because if they were the ones working there, they would understand how hard it is. I worked in fast food for many years and people can be downright nasty and rude, but that is another story for another time. Other than the overall appearance, it is the same as any other Aldi with their prices and selections. They do not have an overwhelming amount of choices, nor do they have more "exotic" things like ginger root, or turmeric, or acai, but they have some typical grocery items you can get at craphole/overpriced Publix, but Aldi is much cheaper. They do occasionally have items that you would not expect, like chia drinks or quinoa blends, but that is just a bonus. Lord knows you'd pay so much more at Publix and Whole Foods. The only other draw back is that you have to buy a whole bag of some items, as opposed to maybe just 1-2, such as with oranges, apples, potatoes, onions, bananas. Other than that, I love Aldi. read more

I come here to get chips, fruits, and veggies. You have to pay $.25 to get carts out, which you can get back if you bring your cart back, and you have to bring your own bags. But you can't beat the savings in most items. They have their own brand which isn't bad at all. Cashiers are extremely fast, faster than you can unload your cart sometimes, so even if the line is long, you're out of there fast. All in all it's worth the drive for me. read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Coral Springs, Florida

One of my German friends introduced me to this place and I've become addicted. I have no idea how they are able to have the lowest prices in all South Florida and yet somehow- have such great quality food. Honestly, I can say that I have compared the Aldi branded generic food to the name brand at the local grocery stores and there is absolutely no difference! Usually when you pay a smaller price- you get matching quality but at Aldi, that's not at all true. A couple things you should know (that I wish I knew before): -Debit cards or Cash only -You have to bring your own bags (like California =/) -There will be things you might not be able to find, but 9/10 times it's worth it to come here based on how much you'll be saving -The store doesn't really have a format, so it's a challenge to find things -The cart process is- put a quarter in to get one, get the quarter back when you return it. They always have cool seasonal stuff you wont find anywhere else. It's always an interesting fun trip when you go to Aldi, but you will definitely leave with more than you came for. read more

What a terrible experience I had tonight! The worst experience ever. First of all I would like to mention about the huge box of rotten cantalupes I mean, all of them were rotten and full of flies. Then, the tomatoes boxes 6 of them were all spoiled with the juice dripping out of the bags on the floor. It was filthy. Out of those tomatoes you could not find a bag that you could get that would have been edible. This store is absolutely a worst, unorganized, filthy and full of flies. At closing time (around 7:45pm), an employee started to shouting between the aisles that everyone should check out now because they are closed, with an angry rude tone in his voice!! Customers looking at each other not knowing what next this guy is going to do. Obviously he was very pissed at this time and he could not wait for all the costumers to get the hell out of the store. So here I'm at the check out where he is throwing all my groceries in the cart, it was a huge mess in my cart when I see all my cherries are rolling on the floor. I was told by him to go and get another bag of cherries, or just buy a bag and collect the cherries that he threw in the cart and on the floor. Are you kidding me? He has no costumers skills, no manners, no respect he is a very rude and disrespectful mean person he is definitely in a wrong job. I work in the hospitality industry and this is not how you treat customers. I'm just wondering how he is still working at this store especially at the check out register! Base on what qualifications ALDI risked their reputation and hired him to act with such a disgrace????? I will not come back at this place.! Turned my stomach over! By the way, the cashier's name is Malcom. read more

I began shopping Aldi about a month or so ago. Fruits & Veggies wise the place is a bargain. They turn over inventory quickly & their prices blow away Publix & other local markets. Once you get over the simple service - similar to Costco without having to purchase huge quantities. read more

ALDI - All this & a new 12" Wok for under $60. - Grocery Near Me - Coral Springs, Florida

GREAT JOB ON THE REMODEL! Organized, neat, spacious, bright, clean! Finally after over a year of the dreaded weekly grocery store chore and walking into a chaotic atmosphere where customers are bumping into each other, pushing and fighting, this location is now a dream to shop at. Items are on shelves, easy to see, no fear of pulling something out of a box and having the entire stack topple over. Isles are now organized with a directional flow, seasonal and specialty items are at the cap ends. Bakery items are all in one space instead of 4 different corners. The produce is gorgeous and the meat & fish section has been expanded to 3 cold cases instead of 1. There was only 1 cashier when I got to the checkout line, and about 8 or 9 customers behind me, but they quickly added a 2nd cashier and by the time I was finished bagging my groceries, the line was gone. Great prices for the basic day to day necessities, for a very tight budget and a frugal shopper who enjoys good quality. Don't forget to bring a quarter for your grocery cart, and re usable grocery bags. read more

There are a few things to know before going to Aldi 1) Bring a quarter. You will need it to use as a deposit to get your shopping cart. They do this in order to encourage people to return the carts to the corral in front of the store and get their quarter back, this way they don't have to pay extra employees to chase carts around the parking lot. 2) Bring your own bags. If you want bags there you will have to pay for them. They don't charge much for bags, but don't we all have about 500 tote bags in our houses? And it's good for the environment. Also you will be bagging your own groceries. 3) Bring cash or debit. They don't take credit cards here. The Aldi rules are designed so the company can keep prices low, and they are. Their regular prices are better than Walmart and better than sale prices at Publix. Keep in mind that these aren't brand name things, but I keep my shopping pretty basic with fruit, veggies, meat, and cheese, and have never noticed a difference. I am a big fan of Aldi's Fit and Active brand which offers lots of whole grain items. I ventured in here last night and was excited to find a larger organic selection than I expected, and the prices were better than regular produce prices at Publix. I'm not much of a stickler for organic produce, but I have always thought organic carrots taste a lot better, and I got some here for a really great price last night. Aside from the money saving aspect, Aldi is kind of an adventure. They also have household items and little odds and ends in the middle aisles and its fun to browse and see what you can come across. I tend to do a lot of my produce shopping at Penn Dutch, but I like that at Aldi things are neatly packaged, and I do feel that in some cases Aldi's produce is better quality, but it really depends on the day. read more

I'm not sure what to make of this place. It's kind of like a cross between the Dollar Store and Big Lots but with wine and produce, which is a bit odd. But what the heck. The people shopping there seemed to really enjoy themselves. Great deal on bottled water for the gym. read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Coral Springs, Florida

Best place in town for fairly priced organic veggies! This one is a lot bigger and cleaner but in general aldis is a better cost efficient way for eating how you want. I don't get everything from there when there's buy one get ones on certain cheeses at publix I get it from there but all in all this is a great place! read more

Produce is usually pretty fresh and the prices are right. I shop here every few months or so when I'm in the area. It's never terribly busy and the selection is decent. I enjoy shopping here around Christmas time when they sell the German Christmas cookies and sweets. If you've never shopped at Aldi be sure to bring a quarter for a shopping cart and some reusable shopping bags. If you forget them, Aldi usually has a stack of empty boxes you can use to pack your groceries and they do sell paper bags at the cash wrap. read more

A dozen Sunny brand Eggs are ONLY .69 cents per dozen here but ONLY until Wednesday, May 10, 2016.

We love Aldi! They have fantastic prices and the food is great. You will save so much money compared to any other grocery store. Bring a quarter to get a cart and your reusable bags. And this store looks great since the remodel! read more

The management team at aldis are not trained on basic safety issues. The emergency exit was completely blocked as a supervisor was talking to the associate stacking boxes in front of the door read more

ALDI - I guess the management at aldis dont understand safety. Blocked emergency exit. - Grocery Near Me - Coral Springs, Florida

I enjoy shopping at Aldi's though I usually come later on the evening on weekdays to avoid any crowds. They have excellent prices and you can definitely stretch a dollar here. I brought my boyfriend on a shopping trip and he was amazed at how much I was able to get versus a trip to Publix. Now I usually have to make a trip to another store since to me this isn't a one stop shopping trip but I don't mind because the bargains are so amazing. I bring my own shopping bags and always have my quarter for my cart rental. I find the store off Sample is less busy than the one off University in Tamarac. read more

Aldi is a German company that has its own brands of foods. The stores are small. The choices aren't great because they only package one kind of most things, but the quality is extremely high. For the most part, the foods are manufactured by US companies and put into Aldi's packaging and their own (funny/strange) brand names. But, do not despair. They are truly great. They also have a few German specialties among their offerings. The US headquarters is in Batavia, Illinois. And the prices for their food and household items are ridiculously low. Bananas are only .44 per pound, versus .59 per pound at Walmart. Walmart's brand raisin bran cereal is 2.24 and tastes terrible and turns to total mush in no time. Aldi's raisin bran is only 1.89 for the same size box, but Aldi's is delicious and crispy to the last bite. A gallon of milk at Aldi's has gone up to $3.09 due to the increased costs due to the terrible drought. Walmart's price for a gallon of milk: a whopping 3.58. Roses are 3.99 for 6 and are fresh and beautiful for days. The flower prices have gone up at Walmart while the quality has gone down. The Artisan Lettuce at Aldi is only 2.19 for a nice large plastic box that lasts forever. Need I say more? No, I haven't tried an of the meat yet. If that's as wonderful as the rest of their stuff, I'll have fewer reasons to go to Walmart, Costco, Doris's Market or Publix! I don't go to the Coral Springs location. The one at McNab and University is closer to me. It takes no time to get through the lines at Aldi because they don't bag your stuff. You bag it in your own bags. read more

Nice store and you can find good deals here but at what cost? Read the labels and realize the meats are from Australia and Uraguay. Buyer beware on what you are feeding your family. read more

I purchased Gourmet Snacking Cheese this week and the expiration date says January 26, 2020. I ate one and it tasted funny and then I realized that they were growing mold. I'm so upset, nauseated, & disgusted. I couldn't even get a hold of customer service when I called the store. I have been a long time customer of Aldi -- this is disappointing. read more

Great prices, good choices, clean, definitely my new favorite store to shop and safe money; outstanding customer service, friendly cashier!!! read more

Clean store. The vegetables are fresh and good. Wish they had a larger selection. Cheese is a awesome price. I don't buy meat here. Most are in cryovac bags. Im not fond of that. Over all the necessaries are pretty decent priced. Remember to bring a quarter for the shopping cart and your own bags. They sell bags pretty cheap or they have boxes throughout the store to box your groceries. Some items if they sell out of, they don't get it back in stock. Friendly employees. read more

Not sure why people love this place, but it certainly has its fans. It's mostly never heard of brands so everything is a gamble. Also they have what they have and that's it. Don't go there looking for something specific and if you found something you really liked there on one trip, they may never sell it again after they run out. It's just that kind of shop. Thankfully Trader Joes are starting to open in South Florida, which puts this place to shame. You're much better off taking a road trip to Trader Joes than rolling the dice at aldis. read more

My family loves this store. They sell a good quality and quantity of Organic and Gluten free products. My wife loves the frozen scallops and meat products. Some folks feels that the inconvenience of purchasing bags for your groceries and paying a quarter to use the shopping carts, it's no big deal. This keeps the prices low and keeps the parking cleared of grocery carts and dents on your car. We bring our Publix and Winn Dixie bags for our convenience. The prices are reasonable. You will not find everything you need, but the prices will bring you back. read more

Yay! I'm bumping Aldi to a 4 star because since my first visit a year ago... Things seem to have gotten better... nicer looking veggies, things are more organized, AND new Organic choices such as : milk, baby spinach, cheese, and honey! All below other supermarket prices.. Good job! read more