Prices, check. Inventory, check. Customer service, check. This place has the basics in groceries, all for great prices. They have seasonal items, from cookie mixes, to pool supplies. They have a section of tools that had grown over the years; a yellow and black brand whose name I cannot recall. They have a specialty food items section that has some name brand items. I've seen Boathouse Farms drinks, Pom beverages, and Naked juices. They have goat cheese with blueberries, and with cinnamon that both have great reviews from other shoppers. They also have a liquor section that's comprised mostly of wines and beer and maybe one newcomer cider that I've still yet to try. They have household goods, paper products, a baked goods section, a sizable freezer section, and 1 of the walls is lined with a refrigerated section for milk, cheese, meats, etc. oh, and they're a "brother" store of Trader Joe's Basically, you need to shop here lol read more

This is one of the three Aldi locations in our rotation. To know Aldi is to love Aldi. Similar to other locations, this one features a variety of organic produce, Aldi finds (fun seasonal eats), fabulous freezer veggies and meal offerings, a handful of treasures from Germany (where Aldi is based) and more. The only complaint about this location during our recent visit was the parking lot and shopping cart area was a little trashy/messy. Overall, a solid Aldi location. Don't forget your quarter for the cart! read more

I will stand by that an Aldi is an Aldi. Pretty typical selection seen at each location. I have not ever had an issue at this location. This is right by my moms house and she states that they don't always have the same things at the Aldi I typically go to on Keystone Ave. I have noticed that their products that change prices regularly such as milk and eggs tend to be higher at this store than the one on Keystone Ave. I'm not sure why prices vary by location. So glad they take credit card now because it allows me to earn cash back! They even offer apple/chase/samsung pay etc. read more

I haven't been to an Aldi store since I was a kid with my mom. Grant street in Gary. Man oh man. The memories. Consistent wet floors and Kaboom cereal. Haahahahaa! But we stopped here for an air fryer my wife's friend insisted we get. The shopping cart system threw me for a loop. You have to rent the carts. For a quarter. What if I don't have a quarter? Do y'all take IOUs? I mean shit! It's a cart. I'm not going to put it in my trunk and take it home. The world is a cold place I tell ya. read more

ALDI - Yo. If this ain't some ghetto shit right here! - Grocery Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Don't be a sheep and shop at the trendy grocery stores for basic groceries. Aldi may not be glamorous, but it's structured to benefit the customer. It's just not handed to you on a silver platter. The difference is in your wallet. Aldi is one of the few chains that I whole-heartedly support. Origins based in Germany, the unusual style of grocery shopping is the norm for a lot of Europe. In England, the grocery store makes you insert a pound for a cart - £1 is about $1.50. Aldi only wants a quarter from us! By cutting down on Americanized shopping tactics, they've eliminated costs to keep the price of products low for YOU. They don't take credit cards to cut down on credit card fees. They package all their foods in-house. And they make you pay for the cart to save money on expensive replacements. All in an effort to save YOU even more money! I pretty much love it here. Shelves are always stocked. You're in and out quickly. Employees and customers are friendly, mostly. If Aldi doesn't have something I need, I will begrudgingly go to Kroger. Otherwise, I confine most of my shopping to what Aldi has in stock, which is more than you'd think. You just have to bag the stuff. That's a heck of a deal. read more

ALDI - a car parked in front of a store - Grocery Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

No frills, low dollar bills. That's their slogan, right? Well if not, it SHOULD be. Only one or two registers open at any given time, but their cashiers are the fastest this side of the Pecos and can clear a huge line in no time flat. The products (especially staple items like cheese and milk) are so much cheaper than other supermarkets. An example is calcium added OJ. The cheapest I have found it elsewhere (on sale) is around $2.00. Here, it is $1.69 all the time. If you haven't been in a while, it's time to go back. Their produce used to be limited and half rotten. Now it is fresh and there's a good selection. Their cheese are no longer limited to cheddar and American -- they have Swiss, blue, feta, cream cheese, Mexican style, just to name a few. Make sure to hit their random stuff aisle, where you might find kids toys, kitchen equipment, and gym bags. You just never know what you will find. If you haven't been here before, they save money by carrying only their own generic brands, not advertising, not providing bags or baggers, and not having cart collectors. This means the following for you: - bring a quarter if you want to rent a shopping cart, and be sure to return it to get your quarter back - bring your own grocery bags or plan to pay to buy them there (or snag a cardboard box as you are shopping) - be ready to bag your own groceries on the ledge after cashing out (just like the Germans! Don't you feel exotic?) read more

I LOVE ALDI grocery stores! I love to cook and think they have great quality. If you purchase something you don't like they take it back even without a receipt and give you your money back. I actually like that they have one of everything. I like that I don't have to think about which bag of sugar to buy and instead just pick up the 5lb bag of sugar! Their prices are great- bags of tortilla chips are around $1.80 which is much less than other brands. Little Debbie type snacks are $ 0.99 and are actually better! I purchase meats like bacon, smoked sausage, etc and don't really buy other meats. Produce is a really good price with fresh pineapple sometimes $0.99! I'm a fan! read more

Low prices, great produce, small selection. The complaints I hear from people used to the way 'all the other grocery stores work' must not be hurting for money like I am! If you think about it... paying people to clear the parking lot, to bag your food, to have free paper/plastic sacks... this stuff adds up. It really does. You get your quarter back. You can bring in your own bags and help cut down on plastic/paper use. Aldi's is now owned by Trader Joe's, if that tells you anything... great quality, even better value. read more

Welp... I went into aldi's excited to buy some pizza bread. Today is pizza night & my kiddies were excited for some home made pizza's. As I entered the doors, I turned left to cut through the aisle. I stepped over the divider and out I shouted F**k! I looked down & and saw blood. I somehow cut my big toe on a bolt sticking out of the divider. I walked in circles trying to compose myself. Once I did, I went to my truck. I travel with a first aid kit. I have 5 children that are bound to hurt themselves. So I grabbed my kit out of the trunk, poured some water on the cut, applied some ointment & a bandage. I then went back in, shopped for my items & approached a female worker (i forgot to get her name, blonde woman in her mid 50's) I was distraught & distracted talking to my husband about my toe hurting. I said to her, "Excuse me, I hurt myself near the door. I cut my foot on a bolt." She responded, "Well, our manager is the cashier at the front. Go speak to him about it." She was very cold & did not ask once if I was okay. I then asked her if she could direct me to the pizza crust. She then responded, "We don't sell that. But we do have the pizza base that you use to make a pizza. It's called a pizza crust.... I responded, "Yeah... that's what I asked for. Where can I find it?" She then guided me & I said thank you. I grabbed my items & got in line. As I'm in line. I'm moving around because my foot was throbbing & burning. Once I approached the manager, I told him what happened & he was very concerned. He asked me if I was okay. He asked about calling the paramedics (I declined because I thought I would be charged for an ambulance to come out & I didn't want that bill in the mail). I asked to write a incident report & told him I would take myself to the doctor. Well, I planned on going on Monday but my husband, mom & dad scared me & told me to go today. I breastfeed & since the bolt was metal, I need to go get a shot so that I won't get locked jaw (never heard of it). For legal purposes, I went back to take a picture of the area I was hurt. Now, this happened around 5pm. As I was making the report, I told the manager (Michael), you should block that area or put a sign up because everyone is walking over the bolt. I entered the store again at 7:55pm to take a picture of the bolt. As you can see in the picture, no precautions were taken to insure the safety of other customers. This is not safe & I don't want a child, elder or anyone to get hurt. This threw my whole day off. I don't feel like taking a visit to the hospital for this but I must so that I won't run into locked jaw or a bad infection. My lawyers will be in contact with you sometime this week. Thanks read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

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ALDI got a bad reputation a long time ago for poor quality, but they have overcome it. The major reason to shop their store is LOW PRICES. They don't have huge selection, and it's just about all generic, or brands you've never heard of. But I recently bought a 3 pound bag of apples for $1.39. A 3 pound bag of oranges for $1.49. Ground LEAN turkey (93% lean!!) for $2.08/pound. Peeled baby carrots for $.49 for a 1 pound bag. 85% lean frozen ground turkey for $1.19/pound. Really good salsa, Casa Mamita brand, for $1.79 for a 1.5 pound jar. These prices beat GFS all to heck. They do nickel and dime you. $.25 deposit on a shopping cart. (Putting a quarter in unlocks it. Lock it back in the rack, and you get your quarter back.) $.06 for a paper grocery bag. $.10 for a big hefty plasic one. Free boxes when available. But those are small prices to pay for the huge savings. The store was clean too. If you're a Wal-Mart, Dollar General, Family Dollar, Big Lots shopper like me, I think you'll like ALDI. Check their web site, http://www.aldifoods.com for locations around Indianapolis. Not all the stores are in the online Yellow Pages. They accept debit cards but not credit cards. This store is in a nice neighborhood, just south of Lowe's, just north of Dollar General. read more

Wow they have Changed for the BETTER!! You can now get Organic (I thought I'd NEVER Say that) here! They have great assortments of cheese & there's a bacon somewhere that you must have! I'll take a pic of it, it's not on the tip of my tongue! It's now an enjoyable experience shopping!! read more

I am always amazed what $25 at Aldi can give you. A whole week of groceries! This is my all time favorite grocery store. I'm here for my basic needs to garden supplies. They have the best price in town. Something I think their cheese/meat section is better than Trader Joe's. I'm always here, well atleast once a week at any of the Aldi locations. read more

Aldi is a GREAT place to get almost all your food staples. Their store brands are actually quite good. Produce is much better than most stores. Shopping is done quite quickly because there aren't 1001 different cereal & salad dressing choices. More isn't always better in my opinion. Aldi also carries other products which vary/aren't always available. Anything from large wall clocks, vinyl floor tile & throw pillows to jumper cables, tool sets & snow shovels. They have sales & discounted items as well. I've been an Aldi shopper for several years & don't understand the nay-sayers. So you bag you're own groceries. I like that because then I know where the items are & don't possibly have a well-meaning but slightly inept person putting my bag of flour in with my frozen peas (a wet bag of flour is never good). They are actually thankful if you use empty boxes because they won't have to dispose of them later. (I've yet to have a cardboard box rip because I put 3 cans of tomato juice into it unlike the plastic bags at other stores.). As for the quarter cart rental (which is basically what it is) you get it back so why all the fuss? Haven't seen an Aldi yet with a shopping cart in the lot. Many shoppers will give their cart to someone entering because seriously...it's just a quarter for heaven's sake! read more

This is my favorite Aldi location by far. The store always has everything and anything I need a low price with the same quality as a big grocery store chain. My aisle to shop is the Aldi Find aisle. Yes, that's my jam! I rather shop Aldi than other chain. read more

Aldi is my favorite grocery by far! They don't have coupons or $5 for 5 sales because they don't need them! Most items are store brand but most of these taste just as good if not better than the more expensive brand name equivalents. I still need to go to Kroger for some items but the bulk of my weekly grocery shopping is done at Aldi. I love that there are no carts left in the lot to avoid and that I can box my own groceries to my liking (instead of having someone think it's ok to put a ton into one little plastic bag & it rips as I'm waking up 2 flights of stairs). read more

Great place !! I shop here every Wednesday ,for both personal and business (paper goods for the office). Their organic selections are growing and priced very reasonable. They have a " DOUBLE" your money back guarantee which they stand behind and they seem to pay attention to their customer surveys. Staff has always been friendly and helpful. read more

This store has a lot of amazing deals and unique European items. Overall it is a great place to go but here are a few pointers. One is that this store can get congested from time to time. Recently, there is a new Aldi store down the road. So, maybe some of the congestion has been alleviated. But, one time I was approached by a deaf man trying to sell some kind of papers. I said no thank you and quickly turned away. However, he inadvertently dropped the papers and then got mad. I managed to hide in another aisle until he left. I almost needed management. Other times I have been approached in the parking lot next door by people wanting spare change and money for things. I really don't need to deal with all of that. There have been a few other minor incidents as well including some girls laughing at me and other people. Very immature. I suggest going when it isn't crowded. read more

Every Aldi is a good Aldi! This store seemed quieter than most Aldi locations though and I really appreciated that. I'm not sure if it's because I went during a weekday or what, but I loved that there wasn't 2 lanes open with 10 carts waiting in each lane. lol definitely coming back! read more

Best grocery store value for your dollar. They have brand name and private label offerings. Stretch your dollars further by shopping here. And they take credit cards now. read more

Aldi is my favorite grocery store. The prices are very inexpensive. The stores themselves are small and very user friendly. You are not walking all over the place trying to find 1 item. Team members are nice and friendly. read more