This is another busy store. Great deals. Employees are great and easy parking. We never have to wait long in line to check out. Be sure and check the red price tags because those are discounted items. We found some gluten free donuts for our daughter. read more

ALDI - Gluten free donuts - Grocery Near Me - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

I travel to OKC quite often for work and this Aldi is my go-to right after checking into my hotel. I even travel with a reusable Aldi bag for ease now. Water & snacks for the week! Nuts, fruit, vegetables, milk, snack meats a case of water & cheeses are always what I grab. The store is usually pretty busy, more so on the weekends. Things are somewhat in disarray, but I also think that's somewhat the Aldi way and keeps costs down. Their customer service is lacking for sure .... Most of the staff seem very timid and I find that I'm lucky if I'm even greeted at the register. read more

This Aldi is located on NW 23rd and McArthur, the closest Aldi for me in OKC. Aldi has always been the market with lowest prices. If other places don't have anything on sale, Aldi is my go-to. Everything is very cheap, a majority of the time. Certain produces are always fresh. Unpopular produces can sit on the aisle for some time. You just have to come in when new shipments arrived. Service is not the quickest as there's only one cashier. The wait has never been that long though as it's not that busy. Market is clean and aisles are well organized. Restocking occurs often enough. Sometimes they run out of goods quickly during holidays week. I FOREVER LOVE ALDI. read more

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I shop regularly at Aldi and this location is always clean, stocked and the team at 23rd are amazing. Clarissa and Angela are consistently offering exceptional service and have an awesome positive attitude! Great selection and incredible read more

I don't know what has taken me so long to shop at Aldi, but it feels like it's a best kept secret of grocery shopping. They have a good selection of items at much cheaper prices than other retailers. Although they don't have all of the brand names that you may recognize, the quality of their products is just as good if not better. I can't always get everything I need from here, but the money that I save is so worth it! If you've never been to Aldi before here are a couple things you'll want to know. Bring a quarter - this is how you get a grocery cart. The quarter releases the cart from the other carts, so they stay in one place and don't get stolen. Next, don't be overwhelmed by the amount of items placed very closely on the shelves. There is a lot to take in, but there is a method to the seemingly madness. It took me a couple of times shopping here before I was comfortable with it. Lastly, bring your own bag. A way that Aldi's prices are so much cheaper than other places is that they don't provide plastic or paper bags. Bring your own or just take your stuff out to your car. This is something I really appreciate about Aldi because any way to avoid waste is a plus in my book. read more

ALDI - the front of a grocery store - Grocery Near Me - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Grand Opening!! This Aldi's is big (for an Aldi's), there is actually more than enough space for 2 shopping carts per isle. The floor plan is a bit different; produce is the first thing you see when you walk in. With the store this large, there's much more shopping - all the same great produce seafood, meat and their wonderful imported goods. Aldi's now carries some name brand products along with their own Clancy's brand. Aldi's has the best prices in down. read more

Small grocery store with less selection than most, but there is still a lot to take in here and at a great value. A few things to know when at an Aldi, bring your own bags because they do not provide them. Some locations provide empty boxes, but I've yet to see any here. Maybe they run out before I get there. Also, bring a quarter as a deposit to free up a shopping cart. You'll get it back when you're done. They keep a clean and organized store, an impressive feat when considering how few staff they keep on hand. This is is the only grocer I know of that has imitation Girl Scout cookies, and they're pretty close to the real thing at a fraction of the cost. Yay, Samoans! These fit into my family's budget much nicer. Plus they carry some German and other European goods, branded Deutsche Küche. I've noticed some items are priced higher than average grocery stores to help offset their low-priced items, so watch out for those items and hit up another grocery store when buying things like hot dogs, bratwurst, condiments, Pringles, etc. They even have a small fresh produce and meats area, but selection is pretty limited. My one complaint is that in their clearance bins we found an incomplete girl's pajama outfit, just the bottoms. We asked for the price, and the manager refused to sell them to us, says they can't sell incomplete items. Never seen that before. Other incomplete and damaged items were in the bins. They should be paying better attention. read more

A somewhat limited selection, perhaps, but that is what (among other things) helps keep prices down at Aldis all across the world. Basic, no frills shopping here -- either bring a bag of your own, else take as many free, used boxes as are needed from the front. (No promises there, though, as sometimes the "free box" supply runs out for a while.) Make sure to take a quarter along for a shopping cart if you need one, as Aldi employs an ingenious deposit system. Superb produce here, as well as a wide variety of Continental dry goods not often seen in the States. (Remember that Aldi IS German owned.) Love this place! read more

I've been here a few times and I must say that for being a third of the size of other grocery stores, it has a remarkably large selection of items. The Missus and I try to eat as healthy as possible, so we were pleasantly surprised to see so many organic and health-conscious options. Granted, they don't have the selection of a Crest or Buy for Less, but people should not expect that when shopping at Aldi. Their prices are also very reasonable, even on their organic items. I've been known to smoke some ribs from time to time and I was happy to see some good cuts for prices that are considerably lower per pound than many other grocery stores. Aldi also has a pretty nice selection of sweet treats... because let's be honest... we all can't eat healthy all of the time. read more

Aldi's is an awesome place to shop. You save SO, SO, SO much money mainly because of their quarter cart system and you have to pay for your own grocery bags. Which paying for your own bags, bringing your own, or not using any bags is enviromentally friendly. They are limited on products, but they have most of what you will need. They also carry home items such as cooking utensils, furniture, and children's toys. read more

I heard of this grocery chain from my daughter in Virginia, she raved about her store. I decided to give it a try but was horrified by the dirtiness of this store. It is filthy! Don't ask the staff for any help as they appear either harried or too bored to be bothered to assist. I've only been in OKC for a year but I still say this area needs a decent grocery store chain. Save your time and bypass this gross store. read more

I am a huge Aldi fan. i save an enormous amount of money here. The only down side is that the selection is small. They don't carry every single thing. However, I save so much money that I am more than willing to swing by crest afterwards and pick up the couple things I couldn't get at Aldi. I also enjoy the European brands they carry in some things. read more

We are huge Aldi fans. I shop there several times per week. You can save a lot money if you shop there on a regular basis. I usually supplement with stops at area grocery stores. Aldi is a European grocery store. Limited brands and merchandise. I suggest that you shop there for a month and try their brands and get used to their store offerings and pricing. They also have a continual rotating stock of home items. I'm always stopping for chips, dairy (best price around), produce, meat, hummus, best frozen broccoli, paper goods and a whole lot more. They also have a great selection of frozen seafood. Interesting concept with grocery carts. Use one for a quarter and return it to the stall and get your quarter back. Also, you can purchase sacks at the check out or bring your own. I always have a stash of the reusable sacks ready for my Aldi stop. Get ready to save some money! read more

Their prices can't be beat! They have produce, typical processed food, dairy meats and breads. While their selection is smaller and they don't have many name brands, they make up for it in price. I can easily shop there and get meals for a family of 4 for under $70 including meat and fresh fruits and veggies! Their gluten free and organic lines are good as well, although they are limited in what they offer. read more