Went in today to get a Butterball Turkey for $.99 lb. I ended up getting the rest of the meal, but…read moreI was soooo disappointed they had NO Butterballs! They had another brand for $3.49 lb. It would have been $45 for a turkey! Ended up going to Target! And the check out girl was super rude when I asked to check if they had any in the back. Happy Thanksgiving!

This is a good location and great selection of produce and meat . It's one of the clean stores …read more Customer service is never good at any Aldi you go but I just go because of the lower prices.

I like ALDI and go to lots of their locations. This was my first visit to this one. I was in West…read moreBend for another errand and remembered that I needed a few things, so I stopped in. This location, like most of their other stores, is well organized, offers plenty of quality products, and has friendly and efficient staff. They've made a nice improvement in many of their stores, including this one, by adding self-checkouts. I've been waiting for these to start appearing in more locations. The employees are always incredibly fast at checking people out, but there have still been times when the lines get pretty long. Personally, I like having the self-checkout option. I'd rather have the employees available to stock shelves and help customers throughout the store than tied to a register. Although I have to admit, I'll miss saying hello to some of my favorite ALDI employees at checkout. Another good ALDI experience. I would definitely come back to this store.

This location is great to have right in town. The parking lot is usually busy, but the store…read morereally carries any product you could be looking for and has a great selection of German goods, especially so at Christmas time - even compared to other Aldi's! I wish more people would give Aldi's a shot because they would save so much money on groceries! I did notice two products are not spectacular: the cheese dip and nacho chips. No me gusta. Terriblé!

Visited to grab a bite in the cafe and loved what I had ended up trying the chicken artichoke…read moresandwich. On ciabatta bread and soo delicious. A lot of nice young people working and was moderately busy. Love that they have an array of seating as well and a nice corner you can tuck yourself into.

Outpost Natural Foods is a CO-OP grocery store that sells a large variety of specialty products and…read morelocally sourced produce, meats, and other grocery items. Super friendly and helpful staff. The big draw is the higher quality organic fruits and vegetables. Also, a good selection of high quality meats and seafood. The only downside is their prices are a bit higher than other grocery stores but it is a good trade off given a large selection of specialty items that are harder to find in other stores, including, Fresh Thyme, and Whole Foods. Plenty of parking and quick in and out for the most part. Outpost Natural Food has become a regular stop for the wife and I when looking for organic produce. -- If you have not been to Outpost before, you should definitely check it out. Lots of unique specialty item for sale. Also, it's good to support CO-OP stores like this. They add greatly to the local community.

I love this Whole Foods location because they have an easy underground parking garage and excellent…read morefruit, vegetables, meat, vitamins, beauty products, etc. I'm also a huge fan of their olive bar. Most of the employees are also really friendly and welcoming. I'm giving 5-stars but one of my biggest complaints is that the escalator is broken at least once or twice a month and I hate taking the elevator to the parking garage.

As they say, when it comes to managing a store, it's always top-down…read more Time and again, this store has empty and poorly stocked shelves while its largely untrained twenty-something employees stand around chatting instead of helping customers. What's even more frustrating is that bringing these concerns to the attention of the manager, Megan, seems to fall on deaf ears. It appears that keeping employees happy and comfortable has become a higher priority than providing customers with decent service and maintaining a properly stocked store. Hopefully, this Whole Foods eventually closes its doors and makes room for a business that actually values its customers and is worth supporting.

We don't do much shopping at Trader Joe's. Most of our weekly staples come from Aldi. We just…read morehappened to be driving by and decided to stop in to check it out. The place was mobbed. Lots of shoppers, and lots of staff stocking shelves and checking people out. They have many interesting packaged foods, gourmet items, produce, and wine. However, there wasn't much to offer in the fresh meat area. I couldn't find any pork roasts, for example. I know people really love their Trader Joe's, but for us it doesn't quite cover enough of the items we typically buy at our usual stores. And for the items that do overlap, the prices are higher than what we usually pay at Aldi.

Woah! I've never been here with it this busy! Usually I pop in randomly during an early morning or…read moreweekday but stopped in on a Sunday afternoon! With all registers open though the checkout process was smooth. I popped in to grab the items for the viral Dumpling Bake recipe while out running Birthday Reward errands- shared this with my checkout attendant and he was super nice and tossed in a small bouquet of flowers as a little bday add-on from Trader Joe's! Unexpected and made my day. Also if you haven't tried the dumpling bake make it! I recommend going with the chicken gyoza (healthier lower calorie/sodium option) and reduced fat coconut milk. Add in a full bag of spinach and also a bag of stir fry veggies!

100% freshness. Fresh fruits and vegetables. They even have a $16 watermelon . I had to try this…read more It was good! Maybe worth more like $12,but it was delicious. There's even a hot foods and deli section. Must visit

I have been wanting to try this place for a while after seeing check ins regularly and driving past…read morethe other location so many times, today I'm stopping and not driving by. Plenty of parking in the dedicated parking lot was nice. The place is more like a fresh market and has more than produce with fresh seafood, fresh produce, limited pre cooked items, fresh meat, dry/can goods etc etc. The produce is arranged farmers market style with baskets that have a price on the along with bins of individual produce, most is in baskets too large for me with good prices and bad for a mix and match person but I did get 3 pounds of baby plums for $2. I liked the variety of the produce and the prices but I don't want 3 pounds of multiple items each to make work lunch salads and fruit snacks, this works more for families than individuals so I was limited with today's experience. I like the concept but it's not for me and to the one employee who passed me and said hi, your cool.

Date of visit: August 16, 2025…read more Unlike the Metro Market in Glendale, this is a true Metro Market, with upscale offerings and a wider selection of items to choose from. While visiting today I found samples of parmesan in a balsamic vinegar that was quite tasty. My main goal was to secure some bakery items for a party and while the selection looked a bit picked over, I had to remind myself that it was after 2 in the afternoon and the store had been open for quite a while at that point. After procuring a couple packs of loaf cake, we headed to the front though I unfortunately did not locate my favorite part of Metro Market: The Clearance Aisle! Hopefully I will find it next time. Sadly, despite the store being busy and bustling, only one grouping of self checkouts was open, which seemed short-sighted yet on brand for Metro Market.

Went to do my grocery shopping on May 10 at around 2 PM. Three of the items on my shopping list…read morefor out of stock.. They had a watermelon that was in the ad.. they had no strawberries that were in the ad. And they were out of Claussen pickles that were in the ad. And as far as rain check, the only rain check I could get with the strawberries. So three out of the six items I went shopping for or out of stock.. why shop at the store. We always tend to go to Sussex because they seem to have the items in stock but we decided to stop in here cause it was on our way home.. never do that again. My neighbor had the same issue. She's not shopping there yet either..

Much, much better under new ownership! A little slow at the deli counter, but very friendly.read more

The Sussex Piggly Wiggly has gotten a rebirth for this community. I'm saddened by the reviews of…read morethe stores decline. This was due to a transition in ownership. Had the community been informed of this, it would have explained the baron shelves but we were not told. Signs went up that said "we appreciate your support during these difficult times". That was deceptive from the previous owner. They just stopped purchasing inventory. So I would like to see the negative people who commented revisit the store under the new ownership and update your review. Piggly Wiggly is here to stay and better than ever. Thank you Gary Szymanski for bringing our local Piggly Wiggly back to life!