Overall, good prices, clean and well stocked. My problem is some of the customers. Take this one for example. She decided to wear a political themed tee shirt that was reflective of many of the rioters burning down America's cities this past summer. I get that because of her specific ethnic group. But what I don't get is that this same person individual walked into Aldi's with the intent of buying the entire store out of merchandise. Her cart was stacked and loaded a foot over the rim of the shopping cart. She brought along a calculator to add the merchandise up as it was being rung up by the cashier. Problem is, the cashier was much more efficient and had everything calculated as she was barely into her grocery count. Meanwhile, the line was forming and it grew 10-12 deep as she debated the clerk. I had enough and sprang into another line after waiting 15 minutes minimum. Aldi does not encourage this type of shopping. They are efficient and have very good cashiers who will ring up your groceries quickly. I breezed through the other line, bagged my groceries and was heading out the door when this same woman had her check book out with the cashier going through her bags as she debated him over something. My advice to her, ring up your damn groceries on your calculator as you place them in the basket and not at checkout. read more

Cocky & Careless At about 1:24 PM today, I encountered a cashier named Jonathan. (He was a Black man with glasses.) He asked me if I was checking out separate orders. I replied by saying yes. The man was efficient at scanning the items of the first order. However, as soon as the items of the second order were scanned, he carelessly proceeded to scan the items of the third and final order. Examining this, I quickly told the cashier that I needed to pay for the second order before checking out the third. Instead of apologizng and admitting fault, Jonathan scolded me for not physically separating the orders, which was untrue. P.S.: The cashier damaged one of the items of the second order. read more

Staff is friendly, but I go on Friday's right after work and it looks like a tornado has hit the produce aisles. Nothing but empty boxes thrown everywhere and empty shelves. I end up having to go to a different location depending on what I'm doing the next day and never find this at their other stores. read more

Appears clean... lots of parking. Reasonable prices... I wish they had more food options. Basic grocery store... offers self checkout so you don't have to wait for one cashier read more

I went today. It was pretty crowded inside. Only one cashier and the self checkout only took credit cards. I don't know if the cashier was having a bad day or what. I only had one item. When I approached him I said Hello....no response. He didn't even verbally tell me the total. Good thing I saw it on the screen. He handed me my change in which he did his best not to touch my hand. I said Thank you and have a good day.....still no response. Like what is the point of having this kind of job if you're not gonna be friendly. I didn't expect royalty but, I prefer respect. You don't have to worry about me returning. This one bad apple of a person truly discouraged me from returning. read more

Although the store itself is ok, the customer service at this store needs to be changed If you want to be disrespected and repeated like a child, this is the store to visit. Manager does nothing and neither does corporate. read more

Aldi grocery store is cool because it's discounted. It's known for its off brand name items. However you can fine some pretty cool deals here. It's not my favorite grocery store simply because it's often hectic.. They often have 1 line open with tons of people. Aldi's charge a quarter for their shopping carts. My favorite part is instead of returning my cart I wait until someone is approaching the cart area and give them my cart.. I don't take their quarter and I tell them to have a blessed day! It's a good deed and besides it's a quarter. "It's nice to be nice!" read more

My first time there and liked the location. Was upset that someone moved our cart out of sight while I was connecting with a dear friend. We did finally find it hidden down another aisle up front. The produce was fresh and up to par. The savings were unbelievable and I will definitely be back. read more

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This is the best Aldi I been to. The store is very clean, organized and good customer service. You always see people stocking the shelves. The food is very fresh. This Aldo's get very crowded, so it best to go early in the morning. Aldi is great store to shop for vegetables at reasonable price, compared to other grocery stores. The mostly have generic brands, but they also offer some brand name things as well. You have to bring your pens bags, and pay a quarter for a cart, but you get the quarter back when you return the cart. Try it you may get hooked. read more

I've been to a lot of grocery stores and this is probably the most underwhelming grocery store I've ever been to. And that's putting it nicely. Not sure how it has almost five stars? Go to Safeway or Weis instead, yikes. read more

I love love love this store! My only complaint is the lack of cashiers. It seems that every time I'm there, they have 1 cashier and the line is backed up into the aisles. Other than that, the prices and produce selection are amazing. I love the southwest salad kit! read more

Aldi is a food fantasy world. The prices are so inexpensive and the quality is supreme. You will cringe when you end up buying groceries at other stores when you notice the savings at Aldi. Aldi is the brother store to Trader Joe's and they are both German-owned. They even have sales that bring their prices down even more. Example- Goat cheese is usually $5+ at regular grocery stores, but Aldi's goat cheese is $2, and it goes on sale for 50 cents sometimes! Also, Aldi has a wide variety of food selections from lowbrow food finds (ground meat and white bread) to highbrow food delights (truffle oil, artisan breads). Aldi is fiscally responsible (cart clean-up with quarter deposit, minimal staff, bag your own groceries) so that is why they can afford to have their prices so low. They finally take credit cards now- party time! read more

Oh Aldi. How I love thee. At Aldi I can get a cart full of real food for real cheap! They have a great produce and dairy section. I would say I'm buying about 90% of my groceries here. There are a few things I like, like Boars Head Lunchmeat that's have to buy elsewhere. Make sure you bring your own bags and also quarter for your cart. If you buy nuts, but them here! Great prices. The prices are just awesome. The guac and hummus is great too. 89¢ for a box of taco shells that are a+++ quality! I just can't say enough about how awesome Aldi is. So stop being a brand whore and give Aldi a try!!!!! read more

Extremely excited to see an Aldi location put in the heart of a "wealthier" town! I usually find that Aldi's are placed in lower-income neighborhoods. However, that's not the case with this Aldi's and it's appreciated! My mother owns her own small business in the city, but lives in the county so this location offers her the convenience of grabbing her work products at a much cheaper price, then buying it in bulk from distributors; such as half&half, gluten free bread, produce, etc. I love ALDI! read more

Aldi is the best thing to happen to grocery shopping. They have just about everything. They also have specialty items that you wouldn't find anywhere else. I love their salads and their dressings especially the Specially Selected brand. read more

In an awkward location but food and prices are great. Really any Aldi's, though. Love having one so close.

Found everything I needed and more. I only ship for myself so I always carry reusable bags to shop with so the carts and bag thing doesn't bother me. Wish that I could use my credit card because Amex gives me 2x rewards points at grocery stores. I understand that lack of credit card helps keep the prices low though read more