This is a great, and somewhat Historical, discount grocery store, that has top Quality yet cheap stuff. A different kind of balance, u save money and get inured to something different, or European. read more

Love this location, the isles are wide and always stocked. They carry most things, it's obviously isn't not a Walmart or Target but that may be why I love it so much. I like to go in the early morning when they open so I don't have to worry about any crowding. My favorite thing is the cool seasonal items that are always changing and of course the low prices is always a plus. read more

ALDI - a shopping cart full of food - Grocery Near Me - Denton, Texas

I love Aldi they have great products at low prices! My partner and I have compared shopping trips to Walmart and Kroger, and the conclusion is always that we cut our bill almost in half every time. Prices are so much better than other stores, make sure to bring a quarter (you will get it back) & reusable bags! read more

To be honest, with so many grocery stores on University, I wasn't sure this was the spot for the second Aldi location in Denton. Yet, here I was on their third day and they were absolutely packed! The parking lot is larger and so is the store, compared to the location on 288. Something I was really pleased to see was the aisles are wider- actually wide enough for 2 carts to pass each other! Yay! It's the little things that make me happy. They also had four lines open at check out, instead of two. I think there were several more that weren't open. I'm not sure if this will be the norm, or if it was just for the anticipation of a busy first week after the grand opening. I certainly hope it's the new norm, because the lines were still pretty long. Just like the other location, they keep the line moving at a reasonable rate. The floor plan is a little different, so it will probably take a few trips to get used to the layout. All the fantastic Aldi prices are the same and the staff is very friendly! We just had a quick trip, in and out for a few staples, but a nice, roomy clean store is a great place to do that! Despite the competition in the area, they seem like they will do very well, and it does open exposure to more residents in Denton to have one on each side of town. This is a good choice for college students as the prices are ridiculously cheap and it's not far from either university. For those who have never been to an Aldi, a few things to know: *They do not take credit cards- only debit, EBT and cash. ** Update: they take credit cards now, no checks. *You need a quarter to get a shopping cart. It is one of the ways they keep prices down, by keeping them locked together. You get your quarter back when you responsibly lock it back in line. *You bag your own groceries, another way they keep the cost down. *Either bring your own bags or purchase theirs, free ones aren't provided (except for grand openings apparently). They offer plastic and paper and each one is 10 cents or less. *They don't have a lot of the typical name brands here, you'll find Clancy's instead of Fritos, but I have been shopping at Aldi for a year or two and like a lot of their off brand stuff more than the stuff I grew up with. *You didn't ask, but I just have to share that one of my favorite things about Aldi is that their brand of dog food is made in the USA. I transitioned my dogs over to their food and treats and they get just as excited as ever, but I save a lot of money. A box of treats is $1.59 while an 18lb bag of dog food is $7.99 (and periodically on sale). *They don't offer as wide of a variety of items as Kroger, Albertsons and Walmart, but what they offer is extremely reasonable in price. For example, they have both instant and ground coffee in several sizes, but not a Columbian version. Their classic roast is half the price of Kroger though. They have a small amount of toiletries and medicine, but not all the ones you may need for your family. So some things, I cannot get here and it's not a one stop shop. We left with 2 full bags of groceries and a big bag of dog food for only $20 though. It's a solid place for the basic staples. I also haven't seen canned food cheaper anywhere else in town. *They often have cool things on feature sale like totes, dog beds, camping gear, kitchen racks, etc. It's always something different than what is usually there and always a really cheap deal. Beware that once a sale is sold out, they don't usually stock it again unless it was part of their normal grocery offering. So if you see something cool at a great price, get it or you may be disappointed when you come back the next week and it's gone. I go to Aldi every week or two and always recommend them to people. With this one being on University with Winco, Sams, Walmart, Albertsons and Kroger I will be able to get all my shopping done in one area. I know I will be returning, you should check them out! read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Denton, Texas

This is where we buy our milk and apple strudel or cinnamon bread. . Their milk is better than Kroger or Walmart and cheaper too

Fantastic store. The prices are amazing and the produce is always fresh. I spend 1/3 of what I would at Walmart on the same type of items. I don't recommend their ravioli or tortellini, nor their knock off chips. The flavors don't match up to the name brand and are a waste of money. They have an aisle with random household items that is pretty fun to look through. Their meat is all really good and fresh. Packaging is never yucky or leaking like at most grocery stores. I try to remember to bring my cart quarter and bags from home, but when I forget, bags are reasonably priced and boxes are usually available. Definitely a great store and saves you a ton of money on groceries! read more

I was there today and I only needed to get some butter salad lettuce, croissants, baked potatoes, and some limes. I didn't need a cart. There was a lady ahead of me with a lot of groceries. There was no extra cashier nor a fast checkout lane for under 12 items. Just one dude with tons of tats, he was super fast but the lady in front couldn't keep up with putting her groceries up on the belt. Her two kids were hollering and acting up. I decided to go grab a soda as they only sell Coke and Diet Coke. So I went to get one and when I came back he had moved all my items onto his messy desk area. I said, "I hope I get all of my items. How will you know what items are mine? Put my items back on the belt." Then he acted like ALDI trained him to check out people fast. I said look I was in Germany and I shopped at ALDI and LIDL so I'm familiar but you aren't really giving her time to put the items up there and you don't have a stop button on the belt to make it stop when my items are up there. So make a long story short. I didn' t make it home with my limes. I had went in there for limes and I just forgot to check to see until i was home and needed them. I really think they have some good items and the other items suck. The taste is not good. I am missing FETA and LIMES actually. I was so upset that the items were missing later because I had gone to store to get stuff to make a salad and put lime in my drink. I just thought he knew his desk was messy why did he take my items and put them there? he was very rude and ALDI should fix the belts where they stop when the bar is up. I put the bar on there to separate the items. I know it's probably not anything to you but in my opinion when I'm pressed for time i went in the store to get a couple things because i didn't want to go in WALMART it's too crowded and the Kroger on University too crazy parking. The parking there is terrible. All these stores on University. ALDI? has the least customers and I see why. But I am missing FETA and 3 limes. I don't think ALDI told him to take other people's groceries and move them to the desk. He's full of crap. I had walked off to get something because it was going to take a while and instead of complaining no register was open he just moved my items with his CREEPY looking self. Seriously I should have walked out. The customer in front really needed help putting her groceries. Why didn't he help her load her groceries onto the belt. He knew she was slow. I feel that this store is really rude and I don't really like having to have to put a QUARTER in basket. Sometimes i don't always have coins. But they feel like 25cents we will go back for it. Whatever.... They have good potatoes, milk okay, juice okay. but there are some thing that are just NASTY like the Hamburger dill pickles. They don't taste right. They have some good breads and fruits. but Seriously they have attitudes. Also the other day the local bank cards weren't working right. So instead of them having a note on the front window of the Store they want to LOUD talk you when you're at the checkout and all the customers are quiet. What bank CARd are you using? I don't want to tell everyone my bank. WTH??? Why didn't they post a note at front window and at the registers stating they were having trouble with certain BANKS debit cards. They didn't used to allow you to use the cards as credit they used only do debit but the CREDIT part wasn't working and some banks the machine wasn't taking but it was taking my card as debit then I said, "Well it seems to be working now." They have good butter, lemonade, toilet paper, but most of that crap I can get at the 99cent store. I don't understand why we as Americans' put up with their rudeness, paying for grocery bags, paying for shopping carts. Today I am upset that he moved my stuff and put on his junky desk why couldn't he put them in a basket or i was right close to checkout lane he could have explained it better. Plus I've been there many times and people load up their items on the belt I've never had an checkout person lecture me on loading my stuff. Who cares I can shop elsewhere. I worked as a Asst Service Manager for Tom Thumb, Albertson, Jewel Osco for many years so I'm familiar with the Grocery Store business and also how to speak to customers. These people have not real SKILLS in Customer service. We've lost the great service that we once had in Grocery store business. this Aldi is is joke. It's clean but they really need to work on having a quick checkout, do something about that crappy belt make it stop so these rude cashiers won't move our stuff. Also you have to watch your receipts because I also noticed that some items might have prices on the shelf as one price and when you get to register it's like 2ce as much and they will lie and act like it's not on sale or it's a mistake. Please WATCH your tickets and it's hard to watch the prices when they scan & check your tickets. read more

ALDI - Very rude CASHIER. He moved my items because he was going to fast lady ahead of me couldn't keep up. He didn't add my limes, feta. - Grocery Near Me - Denton, Texas

I was in their store this morning and never felt so unsafe in anywhere since the pandemic started. There were multiple people in the store not wearing masks. And when I asked them to put them on they became confrontive. Maybe they need to be like target and have somebody greeting at the door anyways not a safe place to shop read more

I have been using this store since when it opened. Compare to other Aldi in 288, employees are generally unfriendly. I know they hire very few workers and workers have to stock items and do cashier at the same time. But at least they can say Hello, Thank you. (I rarely see employees who smile​, but it's too much expectation) There were 2 women cashiers who were like that. (and I​ think one of them quitted the job). Now, there is a new guy who NEVER says​ any greetings (or any words) ever since he started working a month or 2 ago. I am not sure if he just doesn't​ like me or what. Managers are nice. But workers make me feel bad most of the ​time. (I go this store more than twice in a week) And sometimes I had to wait for the ​cashier for 3-5 minutes when they are busy stocking. I wish there's a ​self-checkout station if they don't want to hire more people. read more

If you like paying for each and every bag or carrying device, then you're in for a party. Don't got a quarter? Nevermind, just go back home or ask everyone in the store for some change! Yay! Idiotic idea that no other store in the area uses. Tiny selection and always out of stuff = hard put checks next to items on your list. Next, the new blonde checker guy likes to make requests of the customers, "Can you do this? Can you do that?" No, I don't work here, you do! I've also seen him leave frozen food sitting out. Surely he won't be here much longer, right? Half of the frozen food is not as advertised. Just try getting shrimp pasta, and see if you can find the shrimp! read more

I must start by saying that I was SO SO SO excited to get an Aldi, mainly because my mother swears by it. However, I am sadly disappointed. It is a small store, so the selection is also small. If you've never been to Aldi, they don't carry many name brand items. I can understand that's part of the deal, but that makes it a no go for me, as there are certain items that off brand just won't do. Also, the store is rather confusing. Spaghetti sauce isn't near marinara (not even the same aisle), and some things they don't carry at all, like fettuccine. I also get the feeling they may carry things that they do not stock all the time, which makes it difficult to make a shopping list. read more

I love Aldi's - I love the intimacy of it. I can usually get everything I need (and then some) and I don't have to fight the crowds to get it. Mind you, if you see something you like get it (you might not find it again). The one on Ector is perfect. Easy to get in after work, easy to leave. read more

Today was my first time in after hearing the ads for Aldi. It's also my last. I didn't find the produce to be as organic or fresh as I heard. The aisles were a mess. The one employee working didn't want to be there (and they had just opened). The only great find was $.23/pound bananas. But for $.25, I can shop a neat, huge store like WinCo. read more

Got some hamburger buns and they where al nasty green mold on ....!!! Will never buy here again