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    He claims he's a Manager name Bryan and he is the rudest employee I ever encountered at this Aldi's.
    Kim B.

    He claims he's a Manager name Bryan and he is the rudest employee I ever encountered at this Aldi's. I've been in Sienna since 2003 & always enjoyed the amenities and the growth of the community. When Aldi's opened i was ecstatic... I had foot surgery a couple of years ago and walking through big grocery stores is a challenge. I always had friendly experiences here up until today. line was getting long so this guy opened a 2nd line. I got into the line and grabbed the boxes that had my groceries in them and placed on the conveyer belt. I was unloading one box but couldn't get to the box in the front because a customer was still paying and my basket run into her if i moved forward. He TOLD me "YOU NEED TO TAKE THE GROCERIES OUT THE BOX" i told him I can take it out once i can move up. He then proceeded to aggressively take my groceries out the box. I informed him that i would take it out. In a harsh tone he repeated himself saying "YOURE AUPPOSE TO TAKE IT OUT THE BOX". I told him don't worry about it I rather go to another line then deal with someone so rude. I started to take my groceries off the conveyor belt and told him to not ring me up and don't touch the groceries. He then said "Well hurry up you're holding up the line" & started tossing my groceries in the basket. I had to ask him to not touch my groceries and to stop tossing my groceries. I checked out at a different line and thts when i asked who the manager was & the other employee said Bryan (the rude guy) i was about to leave and thought to myself if he did this to me then he's outright rude to others which is why i came back in for a photo. He was trying to hide behind his phone but i captured him. I will reach out to Aldi's headquarters . *one star based on this one specific experience

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    Ashley K.

    Came to Aldi to find some cheap meat. I love their selection of produce, cheeses and meats. If you are looking to make a affordable charcuterie board this is the place to go! I loved how they had sanitizing wipes for the carts at the entrance (usually grocery stores are always out and forget to restock). The shelves were well stocked and the staff was friendly during my visit. Inside people are busy shopping and the store is quiet and organized. The items are categorized so nothing is too difficult to find. Always remember to bring an extra quarter for the shopping carts and a reusable bag for your groceries!

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    Rashad W.

    It's something about Aldi that I love . Just the whole experience of no bags and putting the quarter to rent a shopping cart is so cool to me lol .

    Alan S.

    So I'd heard of Aldi for the last few months but had yet to go until this week. Interesting place... its kinda like Costco but not in bulk. By this I mean it feels kinda like a small warehouse of food products, no fancy shelves, not many employees, and you bag your own stuff after you check out (if you want to). Their prices are pretty awesome, in most cases their brand you never heard of (as most of brands Aldi carries you have never heard of) products are 10 to 50 cents cheaper than wal-mart brands. So its obviously cheaper than other grocery stores. However, the selection is limited and I was informed that the products are not always the same each time you go. Also... As Linh N. points out, cash and debit only so that's not cool... but oh well.

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    I love Aldi. Best store in the universe. Simple store and prices are awesome. Love their organic strawberries.

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    Good customer service if you're in a hurry the check out is good Evan when the line is long the teamwork to get customers out is outstanding

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    We went to Aldi only to discovered they have Holiday Hours 9-6pm today, and was a little disappointed when they closed at 5:55 pm..

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    Eeek. This is a weird store. Rent your cart. Buy a bag. No national brands. Very small. Why would I come here?!

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    reasonable priced grocery store. some unique products one can find there.

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    The strawberries are being grown as part of a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension research project. The ripe ones were blighted, but tasty.
    The strawberries are being grown as part of a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension research project. The ripe ones were blighted, but tasty.
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