Buyer Beware: Not only are the prices higher than most places in the area they use a scale that…read moreweighs items heavier than they are. Yesterday was my first time there. I was excited to see they had Georgia Wild shrimp in 1lb, 2lbs, ad 5lbs bags. I got a 2lb bag. When I got home, the bag looked light, so I weighed it on my food scale and postal scale, and both showed 1.15 lbs. Thinking that I was given a 1lb bag by mistake, I went back to the store to let them know. The lady told me that my scale was faulty and needed to be recalibrated. I informed her I weighed it on TWO different scales. Then showed her a photo of the shrimp on my scale at 1.15lbs . She then put them back on her scale at the register and showed me 1.96 lbs (which still isn't 2). The gentleman said to give me a few more to get it to 2 lbs. She looked me in the eye and said, "Honey, a lb of shrimp is 21 shrimp. I guarantee it's 40, and you have 2 lbs. Recalibrate your scales." Some guy in the background yelled out, "Use tare." They never tried to test or "recalibrate" their scale. Unfortunately life has taught me that arguing with scammers is moot and I already wasted too much time with these people so I just left feeling salty and cheated. However, on the way home I figured I must have been overcharged on the other produce since that's the scale they used for everything. When I got home, I weighed all the produce and saw that NOTHING was equal to weight it said on my receipt. As for my scales and weighing know-how, I run an online business and use the postage scale daily. My numbers always match the numbers at UPS and USPS so I know my scales are right. I also recalibrated them and got the same thing. However I am a science based professional so to test I weighed a 1lb bag lentils from my pantry and jar honey I bought from them both items were correct. I've attached photos of all of this. This experience was so disappointing and I will never return.

I am not sure what the bad reviews are all about. This place is great. What you need to remember if…read moreyou are coming in off season is that "it is off season." I have never had a problem with anything purchased here, and frankly, I would rather pay a local farmer for produce and eggs whenever I can. I much prefer this rather than the trucked-in stuff at large chain markets. Large chain markets have their place, but small community stores like this build community spirit and help our local farmers.

The FRESHEST vegetables in this area. Truly farm to table worthy. Along with local bakery items,…read moreAmish items, etc.. I've shopped here for years. Highly recommended for Fresh Foods

Some folks on a local restaurant page were talking about how good the produce is here, so I decided…read moreto check it out. I went on a Saturday morning a little after opening. The store is quite small, but they weren't kidding...the produce is fresh!! Because it's so small, it can get a little crowded in the aisle, but it all worked out. I went primarily for the corn, and there were only seven ears left. I took six of them and felt kind of bad, but when I was checking out, I heard that more was on the way on the delivery truck. I guess there had been some sort of delay that morning in Atlanta. We also bought some peaches and cherries. Everything tastes so great! The peaches are amazing! I didn't but any this trip, but the tomatoes and peppers looked outstanding! I will be back...going to try coming on a weekday so maybe it's not so cramped inside. Oh.. and the gentleman working the register was very kind and sociable!!

The people were not friendly to begin with. I bought okra there. It was the most horrible okra I've…read moreever bought. The tomatoes had absolutely no taste at all. The corn was more like popcorn texture. I couldn't even use it. The peaches didn't have any taste at all. I would not waste my money shopping at this place.

This place is precious! There is always something cool going on at the farm. You can find whats…read morein season. The blueberries and the honey are fabulous! I always enjoy the Indian Pow Wow they have. Andy Byrd is such a kind giving soul.

The best place for clean veggies and fruit around! they have helped us heal with their produce…read more They are family run and owned. The prices are great and you get way more than market price!

I didn't know Aldi's had it going on like that!! Last time I've been to an Aldi's was in Buffalo…read more Yet I became a Kroger freak and have always shopped there. Walk In: The main thing I wanted to check out first was if they accepted Apple Pay, and they said yes. Actually that was the wrong question but I'll come to that later. First thing that I actually noticed was how clean the store actually was. I was very impressed as I've read reviews on other Aldi's and......you know the rest. Shopping around: Now as I did love the selection, I also loved the prices. The prices pretty much beat that of Kroger and Publix, however anyone else will say that Publix and Kroger has better meat selections with much fresher fruit. As I wasn't in the market for fruit today but only meats and beans, I faired very decently on pricing. They also have a lot of nice vegan items for you vegans but I'm a meat freak so I left the vegan stuff for you hardcore vegans out there. They also have some nice wines at a very low cost and I will also say this, if any of you are on a budget and have to feed a family of 4 for a couple of days, this is the place for you. Checking out: Now when I first arrived at the store the parking lot was semi full. Only 2 registers are open and there is also employees on the floor to help you find anything you need. When it was my time to check out, the line moves very quickly!! Don't let a long line at Aldi's fool you as they are really quick. She asked how I would be paying and I said Apple Pay. Yet I should have said Apple Cash. That didn't matter anyway because their systems are set up to accept Apple Pay or cash, so you won't have a problem there. Would I go back?? Absolutely!!

I have become obsessed with Aldi's and have to say that this supermarket chain has put the fun back…read moreinto food shopping for me. Whether you're looking for choice cut beef to whip up a little skirt steak dinner on the grill, on the hunt for fresh veggies or pastry to bring to a little get together or even garden soil and seeds to pretty up your pad, Aldi's delivers. When I'm too busy to run out I will take advantage of Aldi's home delivery through Instacart and everything is perfectly delivered to my door. Try their iced coffee drinks, at $1.19 ea, they are 40% less than Starbucks and omg delish!

All for low prices and quality foods, though staff can be a little friendlier…read more I usually do grocery pick up but that day I only needed a few items (3 items) so I stopped by really quick. When checking out since I only had 3 items I didn't have a cart and was planning to just pay, grab, and go. Before I could even grab all my items the cashier rudely shoved the cart away from both her and I. I understand they are timed but the line wasn't being held back and hadn't even started scanning the person behind me. She was ugly as soon as I got in line and afterwards. It's been a minute since I've had a good experience at this Aldi and this experience doesn't have me wanting to go back..

Prices are great for various organic foods! They have a good selection of fresh produce, but you…read morehave to time it right to get the best quality. The check out staff is always nice and friendly, too!

Aldi's is a decent shopping store if you know what you are looking for…read more As others mentioned, their produce is "okay," and honestly, you will get better quality and prices on most produce at Costco's, but Aldi's is excellent for soft cheeses (for sandwiches, burgers, etc..) and hard cheese (Asiago, Gouda, Parmesan, Cheddar), crackers, organic soups and pastas, sauces, and those sort of things. The staff at this location are always really friendly, and I appreciate that. As others have mentioned, keep in mind that off-brand items are less expensive, but name-brand items will cost more here than in your regular grocery store. A good example is I like Chobani Key Lime Greek Yogurt, and a 4-pack is usually around $5, and they have an Aldi's version, which tastes almost the same and costs half the price. Remember, you do need to pay a quarter to use a cart and bring your own bags, but I just put my stuff in the empty cardboard boxes they have and recycle them when I get home. [Review 750] - 23rd Review of 2025

Why is this store even open?!?! ALL the refrigerated and frozen sections are completely EMPTY! Oh,…read morebut they'll have stuff in 20 DAYS?!?! This place needs to just shut down forever. It makes me hate ALDI that I wasted my time driving here only to walk out empty handed. Oh, and, as usual, only one register is open.

After asking for manager to respond to specific issue on a survey from the Kroger on Atlanta Hwy…read more in Loganville Ga. the response that I received was from one of the assistant store leaders. He stated on 1/29 that Kroger was aware of the issue and was working to resolve. It is now 2/6 and the self check out belt has the SAME issue. The email I received had Kroger spelled WRONG!! Who really sees and monitors these surveys??

I had picked up a few items at Kroger in Loganville tonight. While the cashier was checking me out,…read moreI asked the bag guy to get me a can of Copenhagen. The cashier (Matelyn) replied in a rude voice, "He can't get it and that's not his job." Whatever happened to treating customers with respect and courtesy? There are too many other places to shop without being disrespected.