Gotta love Aldi. You walk in and walk out feeling great because, you got a lot of groceries for $20. They have a variety of everything and continue to get new merch daily. Trucks coming at night, so, the Aldi Crew can stock at night to be ready for the next day. My friend from Church was talking about a Cauliflower Pizza. I remember back in the day, Oprah recommended Cauliflower Pizza too.. So, I headed to Aldi because, I remember seeing them there. There were only two pizzas on the shelf. The Cauliflower Pizza got put in the wrong place so, it ended up being a little more than I budgeted for. It was like 10.00 for an 8 inch Pizza. Not bad. It was well worth the investment. The Cauliflower Pizza was crispy with lots of Veggies. I definitely recommend Aldi and the Cauliflower Pizza. So, head to Aldi for some healthy pizza. Take your patience with you because, there's usually a line. read more

I am writing this review with a heavy heart after an upsetting experience I had at your store. During a recent visit, I was helped by a cashier named Kelley. What I witnessed and personally experienced left me feeling deeply disrespected--and, sadly, discriminated against. As I stood in line with my young children, I watched Kelley warmly greet and engage in friendly small talk with the customer ahead of me. However, when it was our turn, her demeanor shifted completely. She didn't offer a greeting--not even a glance. I said "Hi" to her, trying to be polite, but she did not acknowledge me or my children at all. As I bagged my items, I observed her check out two more customers after me--both of whom were white. Again, she was friendly, smiling, and conversational with them. The stark difference in how she treated us was undeniable. The only visible difference between us and the others was the color of our skin. Ordinarily, I would have spoken up. But I stayed silent in that moment--not out of fear, but to protect my children from witnessing and trying to understand something no child should ever have to: the quiet cruelty of racism. It's incredibly painful to feel unwelcome simply for being who you are. I hope this feedback is taken seriously. Discrimination--whether overt or subtle--has no place in any business that serves the public. read more

Good little grocery store with good prices. We come here on a weekly basis and the fruits and vegetables are always fresh. Store is always clean and well stocked so never an issues finding what I need. As for service I would say do not and I repeat do not buy the .12 cent paper bags cause that is just what they are. Got home and the handle to both bags tore loose and I lost a gallon of milk in the driveway. read more

07/24/24 Worst restroom ever. Piss on the floor, shitty toilet, no soap. Looks like it hasn't been cleaned in years. read more

What's going on with this store? Checkers closing out when the line extends all the way down the aisle and the shoppers carts are full! Also, turning off the phones way before closing time is not cool. Do better. read more

I am a fan of this grocery store! It's not like your Tom Thumb, Albertsons, or Kroger but it will suffice! They have a variety of snacks, fresh produce, frozen foods, and even a wine section. They have great customer service, despite having a small staff on board. The prices are pretty darn good! Sometimes they're cheaper than Walmart! No doubt, my shopping experience here is much more pleasant than Walmart! The produce is fresh almost all the time. They have organic selections too (woohoo)! They are environmentally friendly - they do not give plastic or paper bags. You can purchase reusable bags or bring your own. If you would like a shopping cart, please bring a quarter. It will be returned to you when you return the cart. It's like renting a shopping cart. The wine isn't bad, I bought some sparkling wine to make mimosas for a party I was hosting and it turned out well! I haven't tried the others yet. FYI - I went this past week, this was the only time where the produce selections are not as fresh. read more

Like the store, prices are great, selection usually pretty decent. Had very few issues over the years till recently. Workers a little less friendly, often seem irritated. Now each time I come to this location there has continually been people sitting RIGHT outside the door (literally at you feet) begging for money. Today there is a woman with her young child who is trying to keep busy playing with the carts and coins while his mom is sitting outside the door with a cardboard sign. I think this is extremely inappropriate and also potentially illegal. Prior has been a man with dog, etc. In general I suggest always checking dates on the fresh meats and taking a quick sniff of packages. read more

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I am a fan! Yes, people, you need a quarter to get a shopping cart. GET OVER IT. You will get it back when you return it to the cart station. Yes, people, you need reusable shopping bags so you can SAVE our environment. GET OVER IT. If you are prepared, you will have a great experience! Mostly, they BEAT WalMart's GV PRICES!!! Milk, eggs, avocados, limes.... All of these items are the CHEAPEST at Aldi. I will never buy milk from Walmart again!! Unless I am using the price match. They also have great flash deals on name-brand toys!! Just got most of my Christmas shopping done for the kids, here! They have a my first kitchen set (full size with plastic kitchenware) here for 29.00 and then I went to Walmart to price theirs and they wanted 59.00 !!! I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT! LOVE this place! read more

I can't believe that I've been missing out all this time on saving more money on my grocery bill. We like to eat a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables at home, but it can be costly compared to getting a lot of processed foods. I walked into fresh produce Heaven when I saw the prices on the fresh vegetables and fruits. Yes, it is not organic but the prices are amazing for the quality of these fresh produce. 49 cents for 6 Roma Tomatoes! 79 cents for a box of Crimini Mushrooms! 4 Green Peppers for only $1.59 and $1.79 for a bag of 2 pounds yellow onions. How is this possible? Did I mention that a pineapple only costs $1.79? Gosh, I'm beginning to sound like an ad for this store...but I am in love when I saw how much I could get for less than $10 at this store. I'm definitely a fan and will be back. =) It is great that we have to pay for our bags. It is definitely better for the environment and in cities like San Francisco, it is already mandatory. I think it is a great concept and takes a while to get used to, but we definitely reduce the number of bags we use this way. read more

I get the concept. You save money by making your customers do the work your employees should be doing, while your employees just stand around. No thanks. I'll pay an extra dollar to shop elsewhere that has real food and real service. ps- I didn't see one vegetarian product in the store when I did go. It was all knock-off brand cheap stuff that I would expect to buy at a dollar store, not a grocery store. read more

My latest discovery in the grocery shopping world. I've never heard of Aldi until my classmate mentioned it! She told me she loved shopping at Aldi because it was so cheap! Also, it's a European chain so with my curiosity, I had to check it out! When I walked in, I couldn't believe how cheap everything was... An avocado was .29 ... A can of tuna was only .59 and a huge chocolate bar was only .99! Although everything was very cheap, I did question the quality of the food I was purchasing. A couple of other things I did not like about Aldi was that you have to pay .25 to use a cart... And there are no grocery bags. You have to bring your own recyclable bag/tote and you have to bag your own groceries. This girl does not do manual labor. read more

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I have went to ALDI twice now. Don't forget your quarter, because without one, you can't use a shopping cart. You get your quarter back at the end of the shopping, but....geesh! Along with your quarter, take your own shopping bags or be prepared to pay for each bag you use at the store. I like some of the prices at the store but they went up on several items the second time I went to the store. (two weeks later) Can goods, milk, eggs, and the such are cheap. If you are looking for variety, go some where else where you can choose between store brand or national brand items. You have only the choice of, to buy or not to buy. I was disappointed in the selection of the fruits and vegetables. The apples, pears, squash, and tomatoes were less than fresh. They were stocking new ones that looked just like the ones on the shelf. When you check out, they move the groceries to another cart and leave it to you to sack your groceries on an inconvenient table immediately adjacent to the cash register. Both times I visited I wound up with crushed bread. Bring cash or credit card because there are no checks allowed. This store fills a niche in our pantry with their low priced can goods but it is difficult to see our family buying all of our groceries from Aldi. read more

One caveat; This was my first visit to this store and I just moved to Fort Worth from a high cost of living state (CA) so, if my praise is over the top that may help explain. I heard about Aldi's Market from a close friend and decided to try it. The layout is a bit different than a typical grocery store but nothing off-putting. Exploring the first aisle let me know this store is quite different....from just the exceptional low pricing on common items like salad dressings and Condiments. Bread.....are you kidding me? 89 cents for a loaf of Honey Wheat? Move on to the fresh produce section. While it was small it had enough and again the prices were like I have never seen. Bananas - 29 cents per pound.....unless you insist on organic, then they were correspondingly higher. I bought delicious fresh lettuce, grape tomatoes, sweet cucumbers and avocados....followed by green grapes, ripe mango and plums. They also carried a cooler of fresh Atlantic salmon fillets for $5.99 per pound. Lots of frozen fish as well at lower than usual prices. The store was not packed with people but I don't know why. I will be patronizing them frequently. Oh, bring your own shopping bags as they don't furnish them. Thank you Aldi's for providing good inexpensive food. I am amazed. read more

I have been shopping at Aldi since it first opened and this is the second time Aldi has overcharged me. I noticed when I got home and looked at the receipt. The overcharge price is not much but from now on I need to check my receipt before leaving the store. Very bad, lose customer trust. read more

I heart Aldi. It is my number one go-to place for groceries. You will shave tons off of your grocery bill by shopping at Aldi. My family has been shopping at Aldi for years now. You can find almost everything you need here, from produce and meats to pantry and frozen items, and they have specials on a small selection of household items every week. I once purchased a cast iron skillet here for $14.99 and it is a beauty. There is a great selection here. Almost everything I've purchased has been as high quality as "name brand" items. I get my canned beans here, milk, eggs, blocks of cheese, mushrooms, sandwich thins, whole wheat pasta, instant brown rice, tomatoes, strawberries, and so much more here. Most of the items I just listed are $2 and under. I could go on and on. Sometimes they will carry specialty items, such as gourmet cheeses or brand name cereals and drinks for special discount prices. Do keep in mind you need to use a quarter to use a shopping cart, but once returned you get the quarter back. If I forget to bring a quarter, I borrow one of the carts inside the store and then I return it. Or, I get creative and find an empty box (Sam's Club style) and put my groceries in there. I have seen people from all walks of life here. Just give Aldi a try!! You won't be disappointed! read more

I love Aldi. Great olive oil, great cheeses, and lots of affordable groceries. I jave had to return a couple of items over the years. Aldi has a policy, not only do they refund your $ but they also allow you to swap out product. Both, not one or the other. I dont buy their produce, as I havent had the best luck. Also I love getting veggies from Sprouts and find their prices very competitive. But Aldi is awesome for staples. Flour, oil, spices, sugar etc. Bet prices anywhere. I also like their detergent for clothes washing. It gets my stuff clean. Though I do miss buying Gain, love that smell. But hey, I am trying to save money. They often have products that you will buy on a whim. Like cornhole boards or dish towels. The prices are always so low it is hard to not buy crazy stuff you do not even need! For me, I try hard to stick to my list. Aldi is always my first stop in grocery shopping. I can knock off a surprisingly good amount of items off my list before heading out to WINCO &SPROUTS. Lotsa folks dont wana go to 2 stores or 3....but to save a substantial amount of hard earned $$s, I will continue to start my trip at Aldi. read more

Aldi has a really good selection of different things for a very reasonable price. They have a nice selection of organic/GMO Free as well as a very good selection of different foods from Europe. I love how easy it is to get around the store and you're in and out very quickly. To me, Aldi brand tastes better than the name brand stuff. And a lot of times they do not use High Fructose Corn Syrup in their foods, and I really like that. I will continue to shop here. read more

I enjoy shopping at Aldi. I bought a dozen eggs for .47 cents and whole pineapples for .99 cents. I have tried several of the frozen foods including boneless chicken thighs. Their hams taste as good as any you will eat and a shank portion of ham is 1.29 per pound. That's cheaper than ground beef and a ten dollar hand will make a lot of meals. I always have a bag stuffed full of WalMart bags for recycling and I just take those in. I just throw an empty ice chest in the truck and put cold or frozen food in there. Takes a quarter to get a cart but if I see someone unloading I'll just offer them their quarter back and don't have to go get a cart. Sometimes you will find a basket with the quarter still there. If I do I leave it for the next person. Paper sacks are six cents each. I save enough on a dozen eggs to buy half a dozen sacks at least. I don't buy everything there but I do love many of their products and prices. read more

I love love LOVE aldis! my favorite grocery store ever! Very great quality food for little price! the associates are very nice and very helpful! read more