I just wanted to say thank you to your lovely associate Denice, who took the time to help me to my car with my groceries and then loaded my car. I am disabled and this kind of generosity is something I don't get anywhere else. You have a winner with this lovely young lady. read more

I'd rather go to this ALDI than any other grocery store in Indiana everywhere else is either overpriced or overcrowded. Yes this store can get crowded but that's nothing new when it comes to grocery stores. It has fine staff that are usually helpful and always great deals. read more

The purpose of this review is to help out other college students and or others who might not be from the area. Like Pittsburgh, I've found Indiana to be a place where in order to get the best prices on food and consumables, one needs to go to multiple stores. I need to save money, so while one could buy everything at one place, it would cost more to do that. Aldi is a cheap store. I buy some things here, like sugar, tortillas, spices, flour, vinegar - simple things and pure substances like sugar seem generally 'the same' and hard to screw up. Sometimes I buy cereal here, and it seems ok. Butter. Eggs. Milk. All ok. That being said, there are a few things I'd caution people about: Fruit and vegetables can be a little on the ripe or old side, particularly tomatoes. However, you can get some good deals on things like carrots. I don't buy their potatoes anymore because to me they really don't taste as good and seem to sprout faster. Bacon - avoid. It's not necessarily real. I bought a pack of Appleton Farms brand bacon, and cooked it. It didn't taste all that great. Then I drained the grease into a tin can to be disposed of later. I noticed however, that it never congealed. This is incontrovertible evidence that it's not animal fat - it's vegetable oil, or a mixture of animal and vegetable. I don't know what the process is, but I feel this product misrepresents itself. Felt a little ripped off. Their meat is just not good. Chicken has clearly undergone some process (water infusion?), and has an off texture and flavor. Other meats have been sub-par and/or gone bad quickly. Their frozen chicken does not taste good to me either. In my humble opinion, their pasta, taco seasoning, peanut butter, and crispy taco shells are all of poor quality and taste 'off'. They do have a few things I really like. Priano brand pasta sauce is very good, and reasonably priced. They do sell another brand of pasta sauce as well that isn't nearly as good. Burman's cayenne pepper sauce is great. Burman's mayo is pretty good as well. Cheapest plastic bags in town (by a lot). I go there primarily for milk and eggs, and when I need some of the 'basics'. read more

So grateful to have this store in Indiana. Aside from the reasonable prices the workers are very helpful, knowledgeable and courteous. The store is clean and generally well stocked. I get the majority of my groceries at Aldi. I spend far less money and time than in other markets. The only reason I didn't rate it 5 stars is because I can no longer get plain liquid coffee creamer there and the stir fry vegetables that were once regular items. I was told the latter may be returning. Get both items back and my rating jumps to 5 stars!! Keep up the good work. read more

This store does NOT enforce masks or social distancing. It is an extremely unpleasant shopping experience. I've supported Aldi for years and I love the products, but I hate going there right now. I never feel that I am in a safe or clean environment. During a global pandemic there should be a lot more done to keep customers safe. I've been displeased so I tried ordering online for curbside pick-up, but realized that the prices are much much higher. So, if I want to stay safe, I have to either risk my life or pay more. Overall, I am very disappointed with how Aldi is handling all of this. Please consider all of your customers, and create a safe environment for us to shop at. read more

I love Aldi's in Indiana. Saves me tons of money. Are they always perfect? Is everyone always in a great mood? No. But they are 90% of the time. Love them! read more

I love Indiana's Aldi. The staff people are friendly. They don't carry everything, but what they do have is really good. Flowers, produce, meat, dairy, gluten free items - first choice is Aldi. read more

I'm surprised by the negative reviews previously posted which has encouraged me to leave a review. I am a fan of the Aldi chain and their prices. If you choose to shop here your expectations should be realistic. You must provide a quarter for the shopping cart, but this ultimately saves you, the customer, money as the store does not have to pay someone to retrieve carts. I have found cashiers to be courteous. Their job is to keep the line moving, not to entertain customers with conversation, and as a customer I greatly appreciate a swift checkout. I find holding up the line, by distracting a cashier with idle conversation rude. The Indiana location is small but the selection is adequate, especially the produce. If you're looking for specialty items this probably isn't the store for you, but your basic everyday cooking, baking, and snack selections are well stocked and they are offered at unbeatable prices. My family can fill a cart to the top, purchasing two weeks of groceries for under $200. If I were able to fulfill all of my shopping needs Aldis then it would certainly receive a 5 star, Woohoo! As good as it gets! read more

Most of the time Aldis is ok. Today, however was a different story. There were so many people is such a small store. It did not make for a pleasant shopping experience. I realize they can not control this fact. They should have made the store larger. They have tons of room on their lot on Oakland ave. The cashier even said that it has been extremely busy over the past few days. She was so busy thst she did not even initiate conversation with me. I tried to make small talk with her. She seemed uninterested. It was like she was just saying "next" and moving on to the next person. She did not say this. This was her attitude, though. They only had two of the six lanes open. They should have anticipated the rush, and had all of the lanes open. It did not help to have rude people standing in front of the door, while they were loading up thier carts either. The only thing that I like about Aldis is their prices. read more