Since the small Kroger in my neighborhood closed, I've been shopping at different grocery stores. This Aldi location was on my way home from some other errands I had that day, so I took advantage since there isn't an Aldi close to me. Aldi is clean and organized. Shelves were well stocked. They don't really carry name brand foods. But most of their items are comparable and often better than main stream name brand products. Plenty of good produce, bread items and canned goods. Also snacks and dairy. And lots of unexpected goodies. They have a great selection of cheeses and dips. Groceries there are very affordable and they have most everything you need. If you are looking for a specific name brand soda, you'd likely have to look elsewhere. They only have a few. I've never had bad service at Aldi. I love shopping the aisle where they keep non food items. Clothing, shoes, toys, decor and housewares. Some of it is high quality or innovative designs. Fun to find surprises there. Remember they don't provide bags and you need a quarter to use a cart but you get it back when you're done. In this economy, value is key. Your money stretches further at Aldi. read more

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On the walk of finds... I found my Little Gnome. And a set of sheets with gnomes... They had a nice selection of groceries and clean environment. read more

ALDI - Aldi Gnome - Grocery Near Me - Louisville, Kentucky

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I'm still pretty new to Aldi, but I am beginning to see why so many love it. This is a grocery store with fun surprises mixed in. I loved seeing all the specialty fall items. Their produce stood out, as well as the selection of cheese and frozen items. But I admit, I was most excited to check out it's specials aisle. I was originally drawn to Aldi because I saw some shoes -- yep, shoes -- in its weekly flyer that actually looked like shoes I was about to spend $100 on. Instead, I got them for $10 at Aldi. Aldi also had some fun knickknacks and German food for Oktoberfest. Don't forget your quarter to get a cart out of the cart corral and that you have to buy bags to bag your groceries yourself. There is not an Aldi close to my house, but I could see myself going out of my way a few times a year to shop here. read more

Aldi is great. I really enjoy shopping here. If you're not familiar, it's pretty small without much variety (not a place where you'll find 20 kinds of ketchup). Plus, you pay a quarter to get a cart (you get it back when you return it), and you need to bring your own grocery bags. All that and more saves you when shopping!! For example, Kroger is usually $6-$7 for wheel of brie; it is usually less than $3 at Aldi. This location was renovated some months back, which was nice!! There's still ample parking outside, and inside the lanes are clean and organized. It's easy to get through while still getting what you need. In fact, I usually get way more than I need!! The one thing is that occasionally I think there could be more checkout lanes open. It's usually not too bad, but sometimes it is. If you haven't checked out Aldi yet, I encourage you to do so! It really makes for a simple shopping experience! read more

Every so often, I try to visit Aldi. I'm always excited about the low prices and I tend to stick to the Aldi plan for a while. Eventually, there's always something I can't find at Aldi and I end up back at Kroger. It is that time again and I've managed to visit 5 times in the last 4 weeks. Lookup a video on Youtube. Once you see how Aldi keeps things so low, it all makes sense. The fact of the matter is some things are so much cheaper than at major grocery stores! Even after seeing how they keep costs so low, it is crazy how much money you can save! The putting a quarter in a cart to use it and returning the cart to retrieve your quarter doesn't annoy me. The one main thing that annoys me about Aldi is that they don't bag your groceries. They put them back in your cart and then you bag them yourself. It is definitely a change of pace in the grocery world. The other thing to note is you'll be buying your bags there or bringing your own. That's fine because we all should've been doing that all along anyway. It also makes me feel odd every time I visit another grocery store. The major grocery stores are ripping us off people! I have great luck with most things produce at Aldi. The one thing that I don't have luck with are the bananas. I'm not sure what it is but they're never good when I buy them at Aldi. (Brad must have delicious bananas). If I can say one thing for the future of Aldi it's that I hope things remain inexpensive and efficient the way they are now. There aren't many places left like that so I hope Aldi maintains their cost-saving focus. Additional: There are a few websites out there where Aldi brand products are compared to name brand products. Look them up. read more

I placed an order with Instacart from Aldi's they're making the guy wait 45 minutes in line and he has to work for a living and they won't let him go ahead of anyone he has so few items!!! You should not be listed with Instacart if you're going to do business this way and not open another line I would give a zero rating !!!!! if I could the money has been taken out of my account already so what am I supposed to do? The guy working for Instacart does not want to wait. What a scam you got going read more

Hey Yelpers! So, I finally made it this way in hopes of buying some avocados that are on sale at 49 cents each! Whaaaat???! Yeah. Nice size too. Only problem is that I got there just after 6pm and there was only one banged up one...asked the stocker and he said they were out...asked if they would have more tomorrow, he said yes. So, he either was being lazy and didn't want to stock more or it is Aldi policy to put out only so much per day? Don't k ow, but pretty crappy. Anyhoo...what I gave the 4 stars for is that I bought 7 items- pork chops, pasta, oranges, orange juice, garlic, one avocado, and blueberries my total was a crazy low of $13.88!!!! Yea. Boom. I think the trick is getting here in the morning. Everything is picked through in the evening! Also, bring your bags and a quarter for your cart. read more

Local Aldi store. Some items are hit or miss depending on the store. There are a couple items that have tags that say it's just a one time find But the items in the middle aisle have great finds. Don't hesitate to ask how much something is. I have found several clearance items not marked. We really like the momma cozi pizza. But we do not get the shredded cheese from Aldi it didn't melt right. My husband loves the guacamole they sometimes get. The best item to me is the ice cream sandwiches they are between two cookies and dipped in chocolate chips on the edges. Yes!! read more

Larger than the other Aldi stores in Louisville but it is still kept clean and well stocked. There is room to pass others in this store which is really nice. Checker were as polite as in all the other stores I've been in. read more

a great store experience the staff is always great, smile and friendly. i can spend less than $60. of my money, not food stamps, and come out with a basket full of food. and a lot of meat, fresh chicken, pork chops, a small pork loin, just enough for me,$4. a loaf bread and bagels less,than $1.50 each, some thing were like shock,it was so cheap, every thing is so fresh, you feel welcome, come in, when you hit the door, some superstore, and their u -scans trying their best to make you a thief, over that $2.00 loaf bread. to many lawyers, telling you,i don't care if the store is next door dump them. places like you, make my day convenient, and respect, thank you, for being around for us read more

If you're looking for great bargains go there but if you're interested in customer service or help of any kind shop elsewhere

Aldi not only has the best prices, but the set up is amazing. Once you walk in you basically zig zag thru each isle so there's not much "traffic". For people that get overwhelmed in grocery stores, aldi is a safe space. It's quite and not over stimulating like Kroger or Walmart. the check out lines are also crazy fast. My partner and I fill up a cart and spend about $100 when we shop, and that lasts us 2 weeks! read more

I now use Aldi as my primary grocery. The prices are competitive and the selection of produce meat breads cheeses and canned goods are sufficient. I love browsing the home goods isle. You never know what deals you will find from kitchen appliances and utensils to pajamas socks blue tooth speakers and automotive accessories. The store has a helpful staff but my primary reason for liking the store is it small size. I can do a shopping trip in 30 to 40 minutes to stock my cupboard for 2 weeks. It is well lit with wide isles. You have to deposit a-quarter for your shipping cart but it is returned to you when you return your basket to the rack. Additionally you need to bring your own shopping bags and bag your own groceries. All things that keep the prices reasonable. read more

It's come to the point where I rarely go to another grocery store. That's how much I love Aldi! Their brands stand up to every other grocery chain & some are far better! The produce is always fresh & beautiful & their meat selection will surprise you, too. Some of my favorite things are their Friendly Farms dairy products, including the plain Greek yogurt, unsweetened vanilla almond milk & light sour cream. I also love their specialty foods like dips, hummus, chicken salads & more. They have a dynamite frozen section, too, that has a rotation of fun foods & regular staples! Last, but definitely not least is their seasonal home section with incredible deals on fun things for all ages! Make Aldi a regular part of your shopping routine! read more

You are spending too much money if you're not starting your grocery shopping here. I don't eat out of boxes or cans often but this is where I'd pick those cans or boxes up when I do. The prices here are decent and Aldi is adding more organic and gluten free options which should be helpful to those of us who are health and budget conscious. I enjoy the no-frills aspects of this grocery chain and have never had an experience here that wasn't pleasant. Pro Tip: have a quarter, don't forget your bags read more

I like all the old is a really good place out here on the Preston it's a lot cheaper than a lot of establishments and say it's cheaper than the Kroger that's right down the road and the weird thing about all day is you pay a quarter to get a grocery cart. I only know what it is with that but that makes you take it back and if you take it back and get the quarterback so it's kind of cool but anyway the thing with all the is it's a small store kind of makes you feel cheaper when you walk in to be honest compared to Kroger or Walmart but I really like it and got cheaper food so I like all the suggest that everybody go here wish my wife would go there more and save money so there's been more money so maybe I can work on her to do that. But probably not read more

The cashier (my receipt says her name was Tiffany) was extremely impatient and pushed a shopping cart into my stomach. Then she shouted that I needed to move down the line and hurry. She was also extremely rude to the older lady in front of me as she was trying to get out her change. I will not be back to this location. Costumer service was awful. read more

It says this on the Aldi's website: The health and safety of our employees, customers and the communities we serve will always be our highest priority. With that focus in mind, effective July 27, face coverings will be required to enter ALDI stores. The Aldi's on Preston does not require masks, and does not confront customers who do not wear masks. If you are concerned with COVID, stay away from this Aldi's. They also do not keep the wipes or hand cleaning solution stocked out front. This is a bad unhealthy Aldi's. Stay away. read more

I love aldi. I love the fresh produce, and the cheap prices. This location was recently remodeled , and I love the way it looks. This location has always been well stocked, and exceptionally clean. The cashiers are polite, and check out lines are fast. I prefer to shop at aldi whenever I can, due to how cheap a week worth of food is when bought here. I have zero complaints about this location, and will continue to shop here. read more

I can honestly say that I used to be an Aldi snob..... but since the Preston store re-model, my opinion has changed. They now carry organic produce and their own line of healthier alternatives. You can even get Irish butter here. The cheese assortment is crazy huge. They have store brand cookies that taste just like 3 of the favorite Girl Scout Cookies. I've even turned my daughter into an Aldi shopper in ATL. If you're not sure... do some internet research.... Aldi & Trader Joe's originated from the same company. In Ireland, Aldi was the go-to store in many of the areas we visited. Prices are fantastic! read more

The website states that Aldi on Mcdade Blvd opens at 8:00,when I arrived the employee stated that they do not open until 9:00, that's not cool, Aldi, update your website read more

Beware: I used to shop weekly at this store. The pricing and quality is excellent. BUT... the past month, every time I shopped there was at least one person without a mask or the mask was not covering their mouth/nose. My last visit two weeks ago, three people were without masks. Masks are required but not enforced. I reported the concern to a staff member who did nothing. As much as I love Aldi, we are in the midst of a pandemic and I do not feel safe in this store. read more

I have been shopping at Aldi consistently ever since I discovered it. As it concerns groceries, while it is slim on variety, it does offer almost everything one needs on a regular basis. Additionally, not only can you often find products to be cheaper here than elsewhere, you can also regularly find random but pleasant products unique to Aldi. read more

Aldi's is one of my favorite stores to shop they always have such great deals. I love that they have a great selection of organic food without breaking the bank. You will find a lot of Aldi's own brands of foods in the store because they try to remove MSG and unwanted dyes. Make sure to bring your own bags or be prepared to purchase some and bring a quarter to rent a cart. At this Aldi's I feel like you can find more deals and marked down prices but they could use an upgrade in the store. read more

This is a weird place... there is a lot of stuff you need to know: - You can NOT get a cart without a quarter. You have to deposit a quarter to get a cart. You get it back when you return the cart, but you need to have a quarter with you... - You need to bring your own bags. You can buy them for a nominal fee, or bring your own. Bringing your own is easier. - Once you enter, it's hard to leave. Not impossible, but hard. You have to walk back through the entire store to the entrance to leave without going through the checkout. - They do NOT take credit cards. At all. Bring cash/debit. Overall, the selection isn't great. Quality is pretty good, as is price. My girlfriend, the grocery expert, deemed this a great place to start shopping - you won't find everything you need here, but you'll get a lot of stuff cheap. Party on! read more

Trying this again. We mostly bought produce which is what we did last time as well. Unfortunately, even though it was cheap, it went bad quickly. Hoping for better results this time. Everything looks nice. I could never make it my main grocery though, not enough variety. read more

Prices are good if you shop in store but don't use delivery service. I ended up paying $67 for $43 worth of groceries. $10 of that was a mark up by Aldi. read more

Fascinating (I say as someone easily intrigued by food retailing in general). Despite peddling very few name-branded items, the quality of what they do sell here is quite decent, and most everything is rather inexpensive. If I were one of those people (such as my parents) who did my shopping at multiple places in order to optimize my overall spend, I'd certainly include Aldi in my rounds. But alas, I don't have sufficient time to be one of those people, and Aldi is simply missing too many items to be a one-stop shop. That, plus the fact that I never have a quarter handy when I need one, make it unlikely I'll come back here with any frequency. read more

I love Aldi. You have to be open to buying generic to appreciate shopping at Aldi but I promise you that you won't notice a difference in most of the products. In fact I even prefer a few to their name brand equivalents. You will also occasionally find national brand names at Aldi I suspect when other stores in the area are overstocked on them. You can get a full sized bag of tortilla chips for $1.79 and when you compare that to $4.99 for Tostios at Kroger and they taste better in my opinion I just don't know why anyone would buy the name brand again. I won't. I used to be skeptical of the meats at Aldi but I got brave and tried them and I'm glad I did. I'm not sure why I was convinced they would somehow be different but they aren't. You can't tell a difference except in the price. It is true what a previous reviewer said about not being able to get everything there but by shopping Aldi before heading to Kroger it has cut my weekly grocery spending from between $150 and $180 to between $100- $130. Huge money saver! I can't imagine having to shop exclusively at Kroger anymore. It is true that you need a quarter to unlock the shopping carts but they do that to keep from needing an employee to shag carts from the lot. Helps keep prices low because us cheap skates who shop Aldi are NOT leaving without getting that quarter back! Thy accept cash, checks, or debit cards only no credit cards. Oh and they accept food stamps and wic for those who have them! It's a small store and can sometimes be crowded but it's worth the occasional hassle of a crowd for the money you will save! read more

Also always has the best prices. I try to get the majority of my grocery here. They have the main produce items (bananas, carrots, cucumbers, potatoes, broccoli, etc) but I usually have to go to a full sized grocery to get the remaining items. Staff is friendly. read more

I love Aldi. Been shopping at Aldi for over 10 years in multiple states. I used to shop there weekly. Same owners are trader joe's. Aldi stores are all over the world. Bring a quarter for a cart. Bring your own bags. Some stuff at Aldi is the same as name-brand, some is better (their beefaroni! Their brownie mix!) and some is not as good. Lots of canned & prepared foods. I look at Aldi as a specialty store because I cannot do all my weekly grocery shopping there. But I'm glad for the things I can get there bc huge money savings. All like trader joe's. This particular Aldi kind of sucks in my opinion. It's rather small, not very clean, the produce is often miserable-- sometimes, it is squashed & leaking juices and moldy even! This is a first, usually Aldi has superior produce. I guess not this one. Also, their hours kill me. They close at 7pm. Who does that??!! Oh my god it drives me nuts. It doesn't work with my schedule. I have unfortunately visited Aldi much less as a result. I have needed to go for weeks now. However, Aldi remains one of my favorite grocery stores because he prices are so amazing. read more

Short for Albrecht Discount , ALDI is a discount supermarket. They have a lot of their own branding and tend to carry just a few brand names. They've often been derided as a sort of German Wal-Mart. read more

Careful the Germans are invading. This store represents a foothold the German chain is making in the U.S. Foreign food types combined with local makes for interesting mix. read more