Beautiful and clean location and fully stocked! Easy and quick shopping. Check out was also swift and helpful.

I had no idea that they had an Aldi location on S. Southside Blvd. I've been driving all the way to town center when I didn't have to get stuck in that traffic. The store is so clean and organized and fully stocked. I have no idea how they fit everything into that size of a store. Check out was so fast. The workers are very quick and you can tell that they're very good at their job and they care. read more

The store and products deserve a 5 star rating BUT since it seems customer service is no longer existent they get 3 stars, the cashier couldn't have been nastier, the woman at the cashier seemed to be angry at something unrelated to my checking out but seemed to be taking it out on me. I will not be back as I am happy to take my hard earned money to Publix where I am at least treated with kindness. No one has the right to treat others Badly and even more so, treat others badly with zero reason just because they have personal problems. I did wish her a happy day and smiled at her but I left feeling badly thanks to her treatment. read more

ALDI - Talk about a bad experience with customer service - Grocery Near Me - Jacksonville, Florida

In general, I love Aldi. This store has all the great stuff and great prices. They also have a training issue though. The cashier I observed, even though she greeted customers, she was abrupt with them otherwise; barking orders to swipe a card, or enter a pin. One man had several heads of lettuce in a box. The cashier pulled each one out, and, unnecessarily pounded each one on the conveyor to free the box to place in a cart. Then, as she rang up each head, roughly tossed them back into the box. She did the same with another customer's bag of apples. All she seemed to care about was being fast; less about being welcoming with customers, or careful with product. Zero personality - no smile - no manners. read more

We visit this Aldi location at least two times a week. They have plenty of great deals and it's only a mile away from home. Most of the products they carry are Aldi exclusive brands which means they're comparable to name brands at lower cost. Some of our repeat buys include: * Dozen eggs for $0.99 cents * Head of cauliflower to make cauliflower rice * 12-pack Keurig coffee pods for $3.99 * Vine tomatoes for $1.99 per bag * Big tub of Organic Spring Mix salad * Bottle of wine * Head of broccoli Aldi's cashiers have to be the fastest in the world as they zip through your items in record pace. Since we bag our own, it's difficult to keep up. I always have to check my receipt to ensure that my items weren't scanned twice. No issues so far! read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Jacksonville, Florida

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Decent selection and better price for generic items. Produce is good and best price for most items.

This store has then best people working with them. They are younger, hard working, some have some outrageous hair styles. But you know what? They always have a smile. Very helpful. I go in there are least twice a week to shop the saving and of course "Aldi Isle of Shame". I hope all the young people there are paid well and treated well. Thanks Aldi. read more

I have been shopping here for the past year ever since they opened. I've Never had a bad experience because it's always a quick grocery shopping trip for hubby and I. The place is small but very well organized and very easy to find what we need for the week. The price is unbeatable, selection is limited but the produce and poultry are very fresh. Their eggs are sometimes $.69 for a dozen which is an insane price. Grapes and apples are very cheap sometimes as well as their Wine, you could get a bottle for $2.99. I like how efficient their employees are and how quickly they check everyone out at the same time. They don't provide bags so we need to bring our own and the cart is $.25 to rent. I like the system they have in placed and I hope they'll open more Aldi in other places in Jacksonville. read more

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You can find a little bit of everything at Aldi. Mostly off-brand quality items at a good price. Not to mention some unique things you may not be able to find anywhere else. Or certain items you can just flat out get cheaper than anywhere else (like milk or eggs). Likewise, you can't find everything...it's really kind of the things that you need the most and/or sell the best for the store. Let us not forget the German and other European items they carry...YAY! I have personally shopped Aldi all over Europe in addition to the United States. Everywhere you go they seem to be the same, but different. That said, this store seems slightly larger than others. However, don't let that fool you, they all seem to hold the same amount of products and I've noticed they don't carry a few things here that they do at the St. Augustine store and that is a smaller store. It's ok though, everyone has their idea of their own personal favorite market. This store does seem busier due to the location and honestly the staff doesn't seem as welcoming or as friendly as other stores. Parking can be indifferent since it's located in a busy shopping area. Don't forget your quarter to get a shopping cart! Then don't walk away from your cart without remembering to get your quarter back! Hey...at least it's not a Euro like it is in most of Europe! And it's a pound coin in the UK! Plus, bring your own bags or you may find yourself without any way to carry your purchases unless you buy a bag...yes, they do have some available for purchase. Boxes are often inside for your usage as well. Did you know there is a cool history about Aldi? Indeed! In 1913, Anna Albrecht opened a small food store in Essen, Germany by the name of Albrecht Discount. Around 1948 her sons took over the store and expanded to 4 stores total...becoming a chain. Ahead of their time in 1954, they opened the first self-service checkout store in Essen-Schonnebeck. The abbreviated version of Albrecht Diskont was introduced in 1962 as ALDI. However, in 1960 the brothers had a dispute on whether to sell cigarettes and it ultimately led to the stores splitting into two parts and then renamed Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd. The stores remain separate to this day and are headquartered in two different places in Germany. Aldi fun facts: - Aldi Süd (South) is the one we are most familiar with here in the United States. The first store opened in Iowa in 1976. (Yes, that makes this location part of Aldi Süd.) - Aldi Nord (North) bought Trader Joe's in 1979 the United States. Yes, that makes Trader Joe's Aldi store. - They used to be a cash only store and through the years they have adjusted what payments types they would take. But in addition to cash and a few other forms of payment...they all take credit cards now! Woo Hoo! In closing...I think anyone can find something at Aldi's to try. If you have never been here, then give it a go or just stop in to check it out. Personally, every time I step in a store it makes me miss living in Europe...so I go partly for the "feel" of it! Yes, yes...the stores in general are still different from their European counterparts, but still close. Enjoy! read more

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I'm totally going to age myself by saying that I've been shopping at Aldi's off and on for over two decades. The very first time time I shopped at one was with my grandma and she did not care for it. She said the store was for poor people because of the quarter cart rental and you have to bag your own grocery. Fast forward to present time, I've converted grandma into an Aldi's fan for about five years now. Better late than never. Aldi's has really evolved since my first visit. The quarter cart rental and self bagging has stayed the same, but within the past year they started to accept credit card, making it more convenient to shop. They've phased out synthetic dyes and HFCS in their private label brands, offer affordable gluten free, and baby products. 90% of their product is their own exclusive brand. This doesn't mean it's inferior quality. I haven't been coming here often but when I do, I stock up on the Marshmallows & Stars cereal for my girls. I refuse to buy Lucky Charms bc of the synthetic dyes and HFCS, but the Millville brand doesn't have either of these and plus it's a faction of the price. Not only do they sell grocery, but they carry home goods as well. I've brought some patio cushions from Aldi's for half the price of other stores. Their weekly produce features can't be beat and sometimes they're local. The strawberries I bought this weekend was from Plant City. I use coupons occasionally, but you don't need it here since things are priced pretty competitively. I like the Middleburg location slightly better because it seems bigger and they don't have a shared parking lot but this is the only location in JAX. If you've never been at an Aldi's before, don't be a snob, bring a quarter and your own bag or grab one of the empty boxes and give it a try. read more

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American's, please pause as you will need to mentally prepare yourselves before stepping into Aldi's. This is not a supermarket like any other, it has not been pleasingly designed with decor that kisses your eyes as you walk around, with products nicely laid out on shelves and arranged from bottom to top from value to high-end brands. Aldi's minimises the fluff in order to pass on savings. The stores are smaller than their USA counterparts and they adhere to the increasingly popular No Frills approach: the packaging that the products are delivered in also double as the product display, reducing the amount of staff they need to stock shelves and keep the store running, allowing them to pass on that cost saving to customers. Fun fact: Aldi's is owned by the same company that owns Trader Joes and in fact TJ's is essentially the pricey, gourmet big brother of Aldi's. The same people who source and buy products for TJ's also buy for Aldi's. To start with, if you want to take a shopping cart in with you, you'll need to insert a $0.25 coin (refundable when you return it). This guarantees that you'll return it, which eliminates their need to hire staff to round up stray carts that are usually to be found growling at cars in standard supermarket parking lots. They don't provide hand-baskets, but there are an abundance of cardboard boxes around the store which, if you're canny enough, you'll grab and use as an impromptu basket. At checkout, they do not provide courtesy plastic bags for groceries, however for $0.06 each you can purchase a sturdy plastic bag with reinforced handles. You're guaranteed to recognise almost none of the brands here. This is because they are exclusive to Aldi with almost no big household name brands currently sold, allowing them to offer fairly significant savings on some items and you'll find lots of privately branded versions of American foods in packaging that looks very similar to their big brand counterpart. The store is made up of 3 aisles (or possibly 4, I genuinely can't remember) of products starting with cookies, candy, cereal and chips, winding around to fresh fruit and vegetable produce, canned goods, kitchen and bathroom products and then snaking into bakery products and wine. Along the back wall is a chilled dairy and meat section, at the back end of the aisles are freezer cabinets holding instant meals, pizza and frozen desserts and along some of the rear left wall are additional chilled and freezer cabinets holding eggs, frozen vegetables and meat and so on. You will find numerous items that, for the price and quality, are a great alternative to their more expensive branded counterpart. It will take a few minutes to mentally adjust to the differences between Aldi's and other supermarkets, but as long as you take a handful of plastic grocery bags with you and maybe a sturdy canvas tote to double as a hand-basket, you'll be fine. I recommend first going on a reconnaissance mission and simply exploring the store at your own pace, getting acquainted with the products and prices. Then you can plan your next trip a little better and come armed with a shopping list. read more

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I was right now in this Aldi and bought 12 paper bags and 1 of them was glued on the bottom and my daughter of 15 asked to the male cashier if she can grab another one because the bag was glued and broken and he said yes. When we were packaging the employee stopped checking out a customer to said that he said yes we can change the bag but the reality was he cannot authorized because the owner doesn't allow to do it and it's just 12 cents. Other customers looking at me like we were stealing the bags because how the employee proceed. We asked him before change the bag and he said yes! That's the only reason because we grabbed the bag.... I would never come here again! At the end of the day I gave him 12 cents for the new bag even when I already paid for the broken one! I don't care about the 12 cents but is the treatment in front of other customers! read more

Trader Joe's dirty little brother is the best way to describe this place. They have great prices on quality fruits and vegetables. I don't know is it's the cheap looking not name brand boxes but the place seems dingy to me. The 1st time I went here we were on our way to Trader Joes. Trader Joe's just seemed so much classier, brighter and cleaner. All the items I've bought from Aldi's are really good. I guess it depends on your budget but I'd rather drive 15 minutes longer and go to Trader Joe's. Aldi is still a very good store just not my favorite. read more

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This Aldi is laid out pretty much the same as the store in Middleburg. It is clean, well laid out, and has large isles. The products are great and the prices just cannot be beat. I came in on a Monday night and it wasn't thoroughly busy, I found everything I needed and got to the register with no line. It was easy to get in and out. The parking lot is a great size and is near Target. Remember to bring a quarter for the cart "rental" and also to bring your own bags of you don't want to buy them. Aldi seems like a great brand and I will definitely be back time and time again. I am happy to have an Aldi on the Southside near work!! read more

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Quick, no fuss grocery shopping. Aldi does thing a little different. They try to be as efficient as possible, and they pass the savings on to the customers! Here are a few of things I have noticed: 1) A quarter (25 cents) is needed to get a shopping cart. When you return the cart, you get the quarter back. They do this to encourage shoppers to return the cart back in the area. Now they don't have to pay a worker to fetch the carts that are all over the parking lot (ie Walmart). 2) They don't offer 100 different brands for everything. This let's them buy in bulk, thus making things cheaper. 3) Shopping bags are not free. You have to pay for them. So you can either go bagless, bring your own, or buy one of theirs. I am not sure how much they save doing this, but they are at least being environment friendly. 4) Products are usually stored on shelves with their original packages. No fancy displays, no fancy produce misting systems. 5) The footprint and layout of the store encourages quick grab and go. It almost feels like every aisle is a one-way direction only. You can turn back around of course, but the flow of traffic kind of discourages it. I feel like my shopping time is more efficient when I go to Aldi. 6) The check out lanes are FAST. I like to challenge myself at the check out lanes. Who is faster - me unloading my cart or the cashier that is scanning the items. Most of the time they beat me. They scan and throw everything back into your cart. You pay, then move to the side counter and bag them yourself. 7) The workers are usually really happy and eager to help. Wham, bam, thank you ma'am. That is how I would summarize my experience at Aldi. Not everyone will like it. But when you look at the receipt and see how affordable it is compared to some places, the business model starts to make sense. The only complaint I would have is the parking area. It does get a little busy in this plaza. read more

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Ok definitely a different experience! This is a bare bones grocery store, nothing fancy here, but what lacking in "show" it makes up for in price!! I was totally lost when walking in, how do you get a cart? They are locked together! It was easy you just put a quarter into slot and it unlocks, then you lock it back after your done and take your quarter out. Walked around and the prices are great!! Probably half price from other grocery stores, the stuff that was generic brands were the best deals..like big bag of chips $1.19... 6 pack brownie bites $1.99...box Mac n cheese $.33... Dozen eggs $1.39 When you check out there are no bags you bring your own or buy theirs. And cash or debit cards only!! read more

The store kinda reminds me of Save-A-Lot, a whole lot of non-name brands, exceptional prices, 25-cent deposit for the shopping cart, "bring your own bags/boxes", cash/debit/EBT only, etc. The store's placement seems a little odd, right between Target and the Party Shop but for what they carry they don't really need tons of space. I went about 7pm so it was pretty quiet, just me and a few other late grocery shoppers. I think it's pretty cool that they have non-grocery items like laundry baskets, cleaning supplies like vaccums, brooms, and mops. My biggest find was a little wheel of brie for $2.99 where I pay at least double that at a major grocery store. A box of Mac N Cheese was $0.25 and in two flavors, Carribean Jerk and Sriracha hahaha. I have to try it. All in all, it's worth checking out. read more

This aldis is consistently better stocked than every other Aldi. Their checkout staff is also insanely fast. If they could only filter the quality of produce a bit better then they would be five stars read more

Love, love, love Aldi! They have cheap organic foods and other affordable products! Strawberries for $99?? Yes, it's true and they were delicious! My stepson and his girlfriend are also big fans of their ice cream. I also admire that they encourage you to make use of their refundable cart rental to avoid stray carts taking up space in the parking lot. I read that this is just one of the reasons their products costs less, by not hiring someone to police the shopping carts. Isn't that great?!! read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Jacksonville, Florida

I'm definitely a fan of Aldi! Aldi and Trader Joes were started by brothers. Trader Joes is organic and specialty items, Aldi is the cheaper discount store. First, let's chat about logistics. When you arrive, have a quarter of you want a cart. That's the only way to get one. Also, bring your own bags. There are no free bags here. The checkout process is super fast and there is no screen for you to watch the prices. The employees scans and puts your stuff in the cart. You then leave your empty cart for the next order and take the cart with your groceries to a long table to bag your groceries. If you don't use a cart, you cannot take the cart and must bag quickly while they start checking out the next customer. Cash or debit only, no credit accepted here. If you have a cart, you'll need to return it to the row to get your quarter back. It remind me of Tom Hanks collecting luggage carts for cash in The Terminal. As for the store, most of the products are the store brand. That also means it's cheap. There is the occasional name brand item and it may be cheaper than a comparable grocery store. I've found a super good deal on dairy products. Like low fat cream cheese for $.89, 8 oz block of cheese for less than $2. 6 count English muffins for 99 cents. They also have some specialty items - imported chocolate bars for a few bucks. A jar of blue cheese stuffed olives for $3. Some things are super duper cheap and the quality is the same as other stores. I did try the knock off Doritos - they were not the same. Tasted okay, just not anywhere near the gloriousness of Doritos. They have some interesting prepared frozen foods. I tried a gyro kit - not too bad although the tzatziki sucked. I also tried the toasted meat ravioli and they were pretty darn tasty. They have a pretty decent selection of items and have a fit & active line that mimics some of the "healthier" brands. They also have knock off Atkins sugar free granola bars that are much cheaper. Produce is hit or miss. Bananas ripened very quickly. Some tomatoes were very acidic. It's cheap but may be on the tail end of ripeness so buyer beware. All in all there are definitely deals to be had so check it out' read more

I enjoy shopping here for groceries. The store always looks fresh and clean. The past few times I have been shopped here I have seen employees removing empty cardboard trays or are (re)stocking the shelves. The employees put in the extra effort to keep the store uncluttered, enjoyable for their customers, and to keep grocery shopping simple. The cashiers and stock crew are always nice and professional. The last three or four times I have gone to check out, Jayda has rung me up. Each time she has been nice and professional no matter the volume of customers waiting in line. I am a snob, of sorts, when it comes to bread. Their store-brand bread loaves are pretty good for simple sandwiches for lunch. If you need/want a place for easy shopping with low to average prices, check them out. read more

I like this store a lot. I can't wait until the Regency Aldi opens. You have to pay a quarter to get a buggy and when you return the buggy, you get your quarter back. An elderly lady did not know what to do, so Ernie gave her a quarter and explained how it works, so she could get a buggy. We could not find pecans and an employee noticed the puzzled look on our faces, and he asked if he could help. He went right away and brought pecans to me. That is great customer service for sure. Now, on the the checkout process, the Cashier was very polite and kind. She checked us out quickly and then we moved to the bagging section, so we could bag up our groceries. I decided to do a quick check of my bill. I bought a bag of colorful bell peppers. But, I noticed she accidentally hit 11 quantity! $28 something for one bag of peppers! I took my receipt to her and showed her. She profusely apologized and refunded my money. I told her it was okay and that I understood how it could happen. I retired from Publix as a Manager, but I was a Cashier for many years also. It happens. I always check my receipts and it has saved me from loosing money many times over and over! read more

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This Aldi is just a couple minute walk from my office so I've been pretty excited about it opening. I stopped by recently to check it out since I was in need of some almond milk. The place is still very busy most of the day. I thought 2pm would be a little slower but the parking lot and store were packed. People are clearly still learning the way to do things around here (the carts, the way the check out area works, etc) but I'm hoping that after a couple months it'll calm down. That end of the parking lot has very tight parking spots so when it's crowded, it's really crowded. Anyway, the prices are good and the setup is different but as long as you're prepared, it's a great place to get some basics. read more

ALDI - Front of the store - Grocery Near Me - Jacksonville, Florida

I was excited about checking out this Aldi's, the first in Jacksonville, after hearing family and friends rave about this company for years. It's a decent store. The products are good quality, I was impressed by the meats and variety of cheeses, and the prices can't be beat. It was clean and the people working appeared to be pleasant. Many shelves were bare, but I think it was because they underestimated how popular their opening weeks would be. Unfortunately, it's location leaves a lot to be desired. It's sandwiched in a "strip mall" between a Target and a party store, with a Michael's and a sports store within spitting distance. Navigating the lot was frustrating and parking was horrid. Just trying to find a spot, I saw a lot of arguments and space stealing. If I didn't know any better, I would have thought it was Black Friday or Christmas Eve. I doubt I will be back any time soon. It's just too far away from Riverside to justify driving there for savings. read more

Aldi's is a different type of store in Jax! 1st you need a quarter to get cart (or a kind person who gives you theirs) ; when u return it outside u get your .25 back! You have to bring your own bags or buy them there, too. This Aldi when you enter has a lot of junk food, in my opinion... crackers, cookies, candy, dried fruit, and such. Not all Aldi are set up this way and the items are in opened cardboard boxes! The prices are good for these items and I must admit I have a weakness for the Choceur dark chocolate bar with hazelnuts, 7oz for $2! What I really like is the produce.. we all should eat more of this and less of the other stuff so I got broccoli, spinach, 2 types lettuces, avocado, 3 colorful peppers, bananas, scallions, Brussels sprouts, celery, strawberries...all for about $15! Many meals can be enhanced by these veggies! We did get some meat, 3 types breads, cream, cheeses, Bav. Weiners, turkey sausage and more there. They have large bags of rice and other essentials, canned good, frozen food. The most interesting thing about Aldis to me is they have a whole isle of non-food items that changes... this time was lots of camping stuff (cookware, plates, bug spray, flashlights, etc) then athletic clothes, some shoes, baby items and other random item!!! You don't find things like that at most grocery stores lol! Definitely worth a visit but don't expect it to be Publix but you will be pleasantly surprised by your costs! read more

Newer store, consistent like all other Aldi's I've been to. Friendly staff, everything in stock & more. People have said if Aldi doesn't sell it, you probably don't need it. I did need a manual can opener which they didn't have so i went to the dollar store for that. They have lots of fresh fruit, veggies, and organic foods. Great prices, ground turkey is more than a lb packaged. Save money, bring your own shopping bags or buy in the store, don't forget to bring a quarter for the shopping cart, if u don't have a quarter u can ask the cashier for change. read more

Absolute worst customer service ever Nicole apparently the store manager handled things very poorly , her and her team look awfully miserable working there, sign on refrigerator said 6 gallons of milk per person she failed to honor that and decided she wanted to remove the sign and print another one! Being a business owner I understand that there is a lack of employees but people who handle matters in this way should definitely not be in any kind of management position. Good luck to you Nicole I see very big accomplishments in your future! read more

This location is in a busy plaza- but the store is always well stocked and never too difficult to get in and out of. Cashiers keep lines moving at a good pace. I always see staff stocking something. I love getting fruits and veggies here, but I have run into produce that shouldn't be on the floor- so just check before you buy. read more

Aldi is a basic grocery store which keeps a no frills economical approach to food shopping. The brands are usually not familiar but everything I have gotten there has been really great quality and taste. I used to shop at Aldi in NC. I always get their chips, nuts, wine, milk, produce, and soups. The prices are unbeatable. Just take your time when shopping and bring cash. No checks or credit cards. Also plan how you will carry your stuff home. I bring a few reusable bags and look for empty boxes in the store. The checkout line moves fast and the cashier puts your things back in the cart for you to bag/box yourself. The first few times I went to Aldi I got intimidated because it is a different experience. If you know someone whose been before they can show you the ropes. Try it out and enjoy the savings. read more

I can't believe that I have not reviewed this place sooner. Aldi has a very good money saving selection of food and produce items. While they may not carry A lot of national brands they have a lot of their equivalents and they are very tasty. Their produce items are very affordable and I've come to find that the store is worth the drive. Hey also have something called a double guarantee. For example I bought a bag of potatoes and less than 2 days later they were rotten. Of course I returned them and I got a free replacement and they refunded my money which was a win win situation all around. The only thing I don't like is that it is hard to track down an employee when you need something. They also tend to just throw your groceries back into a cart when checking out so don't get any ideas about packing your bags neatly as they are ringing things up. Oh, and don't forget your quarter so you can get access to a shopping cart. read more

This place is not intended to be visited by the average OMG-I-am-so-busy-I-dont-have-time-to-return-the-cart-to-the-clearly-designated-area shopper. Now let's proceed to the pros and cons. Pros: Clean parking lots No frills, good value grocery Extremely efficient cashiers Minimalist model Cons: Have to walk through unhealthy aisle before reaching the healthy/produce aisle. Though to be fair, there are some healthy items in the "unhealthy aisle" ha! In my book, the pros outweigh the cons. read more

Welcome to East Germany circa 1965! I have not seen a supermarket this depressing in 50 years. This is Soviet era design that makes you want to leave, not to shop. At 330 on a Tuesday afternoon there were exactly 6 people in the store. Of course it's located halfway between a new Walmart a half mile to the south, and both a Publix and a Winn Dixie a half mile to the north, all of which deliver a more pleasant experience. It's next door to Deerwood, one of the wealthier neighborhoods in the area as well. So the question is, why here? Aldi is a low price chain, probably better known for being the parent to Trader Joe's. Aldi features their own brands as well, and the prices are low, but so is the selection. The entire meat department is a third the size of a Publix deli. I went there because it just opened and I was curious. There is no reason I would go back there that I can think of. read more

Love Aldis! Affordable prices! glad to have one in the area. You can't use a credit card..debit cash or food stamps only

What can I say about Aldi? I just love this place. Not a huge selection like other grocery stores, but amazing prices, helpful staff and super fast checkout! This is my go to store for food and groceries and I love it. Can't see myself going anywhere else. read more

I love the concept of Aldi but most of the time I regret going when I do my shopping there. The prices are great, I like the fact that they have a lot of organic options. They usually don't have everything I need so that is frustrating who has time to go more than one place all the time? The produce is hit or miss on quality or they don't have it in. You could see something yesterday and go back and its not there..kinda frustrating. I have been to a couple in Texas and when I saw that they were opening one here, I thought it'd be a little better but Im still disappointed... The workers are friendly-- but the store is lacking help and the lines are always long. Something is lacking in the Aldi stores hope they can figure it out it could be great! read more

I am new to shopping at Aldi and it has been much nicer than I anticipated. The prices are noticeably cheaper. Most of the produce is decent if not rather good. The only thing I was disappointed with was the strawberries. I was impressed with the bananas, apples, avocados, grapes, and mushrooms that I purchased. Heads up, if you go, bring your own reusable bags. The groceries are cheap, but at expense of bags and bagers. It's definitely a unique grocery experience and worth the great prices! The place was very clean and organized! read more

Like shopping in a phone booth, I'm used to Winn Dixie and Publix, in other words, large grocery stores. this place is more like a convenience store to me fruits and vegetables are not all that fresh the canned foods are off brand, and the aisles are barely wide enough for two carts to pass each other. Not for me. read more

I've been to a Aldi or two in the North this place offers cheap produce and dry goods. When Chelsea and I took a stroll buying a few items I found the prices to be relatively in my opinion the same costs at Winn-dixie. If you are living in the area you will be ok buying groceries here because of the driving cost. But with me living closer to Georgia It wouldn't be much savings for me. Don't take my word for it you may find items to be cheaper than I thought. Suggestions- Bring a quarter you need it for the grocery cart.They cut costs of store employees by making the consumers responsible for putting the carts on properly. Also bring large bags to put your grocery's in because they also cut costs by charging you for the plastic or paper bags. But, if you bring your own bags you won't be charged for that! Moose out read more

Recently got turned on to Aldi's...and I don't think there's any going back. Was hesitant to give them a try until learning they are from the same parent company as Trader Joe's (a personal favorite). Think Trader Joe's meets Costco. Everything is arranged warehouse-style, with incredible discounts. Most of the merchandise is things you will find at bigger chain stores, but discounted and possibly in different packaging. There is a great selection of meats and sea food, we are also big fans of the housewares isle. Wine selection is good too, I recommend the Winking Owl label. We go here at least twice a week, sometimes more! And the cashiers are always so friendly. Pro-tip: bring a quarter for a cart, your own bags, and get ready to save big on groceries! read more

I really like Aldi. It's a pretty far drive for us so this was only my second time there. Can't beat the savings for high quality no name products. I've certainly liked everything I've tried from there. It's definitely a no frills shopping experience. I think there is a familial relationship between Aldi and Trader Joe's. I could be wrong but I believe two brothers split the businesses. That's pretty cool. read more