I recently stopped here to see what this Giant Eagle had to offer. I generally love the marketplace…read moreGiant Eagles compared to this location just because this store feels completely different. They have a top shelf liquor section that is in his own section. The rest of the alcohol is in another section. Their hard sider selection is not too bad at all though Limited. Prices here are a little expensive. I enjoyed myself check out lane personally. They have a police officer at the checkout line too which I'm not used to but it makes me think that this store has a issue with theft. Restrooms were not good either. Overall, not the best store either that I would come back too.

Understaffed but clean and organized shelves…read more.. The story of Giant Eagle's founding is indeed fascinating. It showcases the entrepreneurial spirit and resilience of several families who turned small grocery stores into a supermarket chain that thrived even during difficult times like the Great Depression and World War II. Starting with Eagle Grocery in 1918, built by the Goldstein, Porter, and Chait families, the business quickly grew to 125 stores. After selling to Kroger in 1928 and a three-year hiatus, they joined forces with the Moravitz and Weizenbaum families, who had their own chain, OK Grocery. Together, they launched Giant Eagle in 1931, and the first store opened in 1936 on Brownsville Road. Their combined efforts led to steady growth, overcoming significant historical challenges to become a well-known grocery brand.

I was driving home and passed this new Aldi and decided to stop in. Nice selection and well…read morestocked! The store is new and really clean. Service was so slow in my lane that they had to open a third. We all got caught behind an elderly lady who grabbed a household item without a tag. It was a mission. I would have said forget it. Luckily the lane next to me was turning the people out. Where I was stuck they finally opened another lane and moved us over. Aggravating experience but those things happen sometimes. Will be back.

Stumbled on this brand new Aldi, right in the built-up area on 5th. Workers still finishing…read moreconstruction details. Standard Aldi. Medium sized grocery store, bright and clean. For me, Aldi is not a place for regular shopping trips, though you could get by. I use it more for snacks, quick stops, and quirky things like their dips and flavored whipped cream. Only one lane open, so a long line. You'd think they'd at least want to make a better impression during their grand opening. Don't forget your bags, and a quarter.

I love Aldi though I have not been to this particular one I have been to several and find them all…read moreequally well stocked, and the staff helpful

This Aldi is now open in Grandview!!! Came here yesterday after work. The parking lot was packed…read more But the inside is so nice and clean. They have a bunch of Halloween candy and pumpkin snacks. Go check them out!!!

What a shamble this store is no one working every one just standing round talking to each other. No…read moreone in authority working to correct an incorrect priced item

This is a relatively nice Kroger, but it isn't the biggest. However, it has a ClusterTruck in it! I…read moredidn't know that ClusterTruck was a thing in Ohio, let along really that ClusterTruck had a setup in Dublin, Ohio. We were just in town for the weekend, so we stopped at this Kroger to use the restroom and look for a particular bourbon that this grocery store supposedly had. They didn't have it, but we found an alternative. The restrooms are decent.

Aldi's is notoriously one of the most uncomfortable stores for me to shop in lol, but this location…read moreis probably the best I've been to! Very clean and organized. As with other Aldi's, you can go through a whole visit not interacting with a single employee, even at check out. The closest I had to employee interaction was a roomba-like vacuum beeping at me to get out of its way. (Not very customer-centered technology, huh?) The lack of employee interaction doesn't bother me too much, but it'd be nice for employees to say hello or ask if you need help when they inevitably pass by you in the store. Maybe that's too Midwestern a mindset? Anyway, one thing at local Aldi's that really stresses me out are the phones! I worked at a call center with the exact same ring, so every time I hear the phones, it really freaks me out. This isn't their fault obviously, BUT I shouldn't be able to hear clear ringing from across the store. No exaggeration, you could be anywhere in the store and hear this ringing clearly. I think there are enough employees at the front that there's no need to have the phones THAT loud. Recommendations: their prosciutto and goat cheese. This location sadly didn't have any of the honey goat cheese, but the garlic and herb is our favorite. These are great quality, reasonable prices, and an Aldi's staple.

We heard a lot of buzz about this newer ALDI so decided to finally check it out. It's bigger and…read morebrighter than other ALDI locations I've been in, but still smaller than other grocery stores. The parking area can be a little tight since it is squeezed into the space that used to be a bookstore in a shopping center. They feature a variety of grocery items and home goods, with a rotating aisle of deals that didn't seem to have a particular theme. Bring a quarter if you need a cart. The staff was friendly.

I went to this UDF to try the new & heavily advertised product called "Quakes." I was extremely…read moredisappointed with the service & quality of the product & left the store without purchasing anything. The first quake looked little like the advertisement (see attached pics) & the server stopped twice while preparing it to take care of customers at the register. I questioned the size of the portion, which did not even reach the top of the container, unlike the promotional picture. I received no response. The server started making the second quake, stopped, appeared to start over & stopped again to cash out customers. At that point I walked out, leaving the first order on the counter. ​​​I understand that the server was preparing a new item & was probably did not have other staff support. At the same time, the server did not acknowledge that I was waiting patiently & not receiving either good service or a good product.

Been going to this UDF since I was a child. My Fiance and I always like to get a soda after church…read morehere. Staff are always friendly and accommodating, and I love the cute decorations they always put out around Christmas.

I heard Aldi has good Christmas chocolate so I came to get some for gifts. They have a decent…read moreselection, although in this last week before Christmas, it has been hit pretty hard. They also have cookies, other seasonal foods, and all their usual offerings. The store was clean, they only had one staffed register open, but they had some self serves which worked for me. Prices are decent, quality is good. Plenty of parking. Broad is busy, of course, but it wasn't too hard to get in and out.

I love shopping at Aldi but it seems to me that employees dont have any customer service skills…read more Sometimes they will push cleaning machines at me and sometimes just try to push me put of the way,especially 1 hour before closing,thats not good time to shop.

They sell Kulfi pops here for anyone that's been wanting to try one of those. Overall, it's…read moreactually quite a nice grocery store.

Bhavani is your one stop shop for South Asian groceries. They have all the fresh vegetables you can…read morethink of. They spices, different achars, and south Asian snacks. Basically they have anything you can potentially think of. Everything in the shop in neatly organized and everything is in its place.