As a German I love Aldi always. And it is no difference if I shop in Germany, UK or the USA. I can trust I get good quality for a fair price. Beside Trader Joe's who is Aldi's American brother shopping is not thrill experience but always worth a stop. If Aldi isn't on your list for shopping it is either it is not (yet) in your state ( only a few states have aldi) or you missing out. read more

Great selection and wasn't too busy. I would for sure go back again. Make sure you bring a quarter for the cart

The cashier woman was nice but the curly hair man was a pompous fool who couldn't be bothered. Tell him to remove the stick, he's not that prestigious. I'm Deaf, drove all the way from Indiana to surprise my friend for her birthday, stopped at Aldi to get mimosas before our long day, already tired from the long drive, I stood in front of the alcohol section dumb from the drive... he was slamming pallets pretty loud, got my attention so i asked him if he had a specific bottle of sparkling wine/champagne Veuve Monsigny he barely looked said no we don't carry it here ( it's literally an Aldi brand) I said ok then which one is a sparkling wine, he replied that's what we have we don't carry champagne, shifts his stick and slams more pallets around. Ok fine, I'll look myself (found two different brands both champagne and two mimosa blends too) told him he sucked for not helping me under my breath but I hope he felt my vibes. Get a grip dude, it's too early for you. Lighten the eff up, go find happiness. read more

Congratulations Aldi's! Thank you so much for all the ORGANIC vegetables, eggs and other products. We decided that we would try and shop at Aldi's first. Plan, to grab a few organic veggies and complete our grocery run in another supermarket. Guess what!! We found so many organic items, no need to go anywhere else. The prices are very reasonable. A carton of eggs for example $4.99 for a dozen was just $2.99 (organic). Regular eggs are inexpensive as well. They have their Never Any products, Simply Nature and Fit & Active. All geared for good healthy eating. They also have low carb snack bars, frozen fruits and veggies. The store is filled with something for everyone. Can you believe they are selling lawn mowers in boxes right now! Tents, camping supplies a plethora of different items. Now understand these types of products (non-food) is ever changing. The best part of this trip is checking out and paying so much less than a regular supermarket. Would love to see low carb breads or flat wraps one day. I can't complain they've made HUGE strides. This particular location did go through updates inside, looks nice. Next door is Starbucks, since you saved a few bucks you would have enough for a $5 coffee. I'll skip, going to cook a healthy meal. Stay healthy Yelpers! read more

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Remember to bring quarters for the Cart Rental... otherwise you will be buying what you can carry. Bring your own bags or you will be using their reused boxes... I think that is great... but most people will throw them away when they get home. It would be better if Aldi recycled instead. Staff was friendly... if you were the "right" type of people, but if you stick out from the local populace, you don't even rate a Hi or a Thank you... Honestly read more

Recently, I am shopping for the bulk of my groceries at Aldi. The eggs, milk and produce have the cheapest prices around. It was tough when they closed recently for remodeling and I had to shop elsewhere. Good news! They just had a grand reopening and they did a fantastic job! The aisles have widened to lessen the old shopping bottleneck issues. I noticed expanded selections in the wine, produce and snacks departments. Bright lights and easy to read signage help to find what you are looking for. The renovations certainly made our shopping experience better. Well done Aldi! read more

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Before I went to college my family and I never used to shop at Aldi. However, once I was on my own and needed to buy my own groceries, I wanted to buy cheap, but also good quality food. That's when I discovered Aldi. They have a wide variety of items from fresh and organic fruits and veggies to yummy frozen pizzas and apps, and everything in between. Their milk and eggs are always cheaper than any other store, but exact same quality. Most importantly they have great $4 dollar wine!! If you want to shop at a cheap, clean and overall friendly place I highly recommend this Ald read more

ALDI - Got all of this PLUS two collapsible laundry baskets for around $75. Very happy about my total - Grocery Near Me - Middleburg Heights, Ohio

I shop this Aldi because it is close to home. I go here for things like: Milk (cheapest around), eggs, (also fairly cheap), Almond milk (I like this kind better than the more common / expensive brands like Silk and Almond Breeze, all my baking goods, hummous (it is really good, especially the roasted red pepper and pine nut flavors), and some veggies (generally they need used quick, so perfect for making soups! People have commented on the "expensive" brands I've purchased from Aldi. News flash, Aldi has quality product, often at less cost than other grocers. I can't give you the business reasons behind this but I know it to be true. If you're a frequent Trader Joe's shopper and you happen to pop into Aldi you may notice VERY similar packaging on some of your favorite products. This Aldi isn't dirty and the employees are fairly nice. The lines, although long, move at the speed of light. I wish all checkers moved as fast as the ones that work at Aldi My one gripe is that Aldi required you pay in cash or with debit card. I.e. if the cash isn't in your checking account...go elsewhere. I'm sure this helps them keep their costs down, but as a cash-less person most of the time, this is one thing I wish was different. Oh well, you can't have it all & a chocolate cake, now can you? If you haven't shopped Aldi before, bring your grocery bag with you. Bags are for sale at the check-out but I prefer to bring in my own and save the extra cost. Also, carts cost a quarter to "borrow" Once you put your cart back, you get your quarter back too. Another way Aldi helps keep their overall costs down, I'm sure. If you haven't been, go. Try it once or twice. I think you'll find some bargains and maybe catch yourself stopping on the way home to pick up that $1.99 gallon of milk. read more

ALDI - a red fire hydrant in front of a store - Grocery Near Me - Middleburg Heights, Ohio

You can't reach the store. Answering service states the number is unlisted to keep prices low. That way they're not bothered... I wanted to buy multiple fire pits my neighbor told me about, and I wanted to make sure they still had inventory available. Oh well lost customer and sale..... on to the next. Lost customer! read more

Curbside pickup @Aldi provides excellent service. Yes, we're very satisfied with the outstanding customer service. Yes, we'll return for future shopping bcuz for the most part, they're actually cheaper than Walmart. read more

The employee turnover at this store is unbelievable. When I first started shopping at Aldi, you got to know all of the cashiers. I worked there for a few years around that time, and we were like local celebrities.....haha. I would be out shopping somewhere, and all of a sudden I would hear, "Hey, you're my Aldi's cashier!'. It was a fun job at first while I was a newbie, but once they started enforcing the ring time quotas, it was so stressful that it made it hard to interact with the customers. Not sure if everyone is aware that Aldi cashiers are required to ring groceries at a certain rate. The numbers are (or at least were) pretty unrealistic. There are some creative ways to increase your numbers, which I can see some of the newer cashiers doing, and it's not always to the advantage of the customer. For instance, today I was shopping there and my cashier started throwing everything into the baby seat part......I mean everything......paper plates, cheese, canned goods, and thankfully bread, which is the only thing besides eggs or chips that should go in there. He only put things in the actual cart when he ran out of room there. I had nowhere to set my purse when it came time to pay.....wtf. It's really sad, because I like Aldi and the products that they carry, but the whole checkout experience is definitely lacking. And please, spare me the "Did you find everything you were looking for?". I have said no and explained why, and it never did me any good. It makes me cringe every time I am asked that. read more

I just returned from this store. Let me just say I had never been to an Aldi's before this. We only needed a few items, so we did not grab a cart. The young gentlemen who checked us out, in the cashier closest to the exit, didn't even say hi, did you find everything alright, or anything just quickly scanned us through, which is fine. But then since he put all of our items in a cart we figured we would just take the cart to the car. Not even three feet away he snapped..."that's my cart". Confused by this I had asked "What?" And he snapped back again, "Did you bring a cart? No, that's my cart then." (Let it be known there was an empty cart right next to him not being used that he could have stood up from his chair for 2 seconds to grab but instead snapped at us) We grabbed our items and left, we are from out of town and do visit here often but would never go to this particular Aldi again. The only reason we are giving 3 stars is because the prices were very reasonable and the store was clean. read more

Good store, with good prices. A customer can get cash back (like an ATM machine). Cashiers are also nice and helpful. One thing I like about all Aldi stores is they do not play music. Some of the music in some retail stores can be loud and annoying, but for other stores, it can be pleasant. I personally prefer no music. read more