Always clean and even though staff is very busy they are friendly. Much fresher selection of fresh fruit and veggies than other local markets. Wish there were a few more disability parking spaces as during peak shopping hours rarely are spaces available for parking. read more

Really small grocery in Owasso. - They only take cash or debit card. NO CREDIT CARDS. - You must sack your own groceries. - You can either buy grocery bags or bring your own. - You have to have a quarter to use a grocery cart. If you return it, you get your quarter back. - Friendly staff. My grandparents knew our cashier, knew where she was from (Germany) where she lived prior (California) and chit chatted with her. - No name brands, really. -Insanely cheap prices. Cheaper than Wal-Mart even. read more

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If I could leave a 0 star rating I would. The cashier was extremely rude to me when I was checking out. this was my first time shopping here. I will not be back! read more

This store is better than Claremore, however they also leave their meat and other stocking carts out for long periods of times. When a young girl Jossy She told me that her boss told her it was okay. I do not understand how its okay to leave cold chain products out for long periods of time. I also do not understand the assistant and her rudeness every time I have been in there, Catilyn is so rude and she is always gossiping with two of the other girls while I'm waiting to get help. These stores have to be ran by the same managers. I also don't understand how she is able to bring her dog to work. Thats just gross and if you ever want to see photos of all her hard work is she isn't shy to gloat why your waiting in line because her least favorite thing to do is to help customers. They also take money and gifts from customers, I told their store manager and he didn't seem to care. read more

Aldi in owasso is amazing. Always immaculately clean and such a kind, attentive staff. I really appreciate all they do for our community. All their products are great, and their prices beat everyone else out of the wayer read more

I love shopping here. They have great prices and quality products. I wish they would more around the city

We shop here quite a bit. It is much more affordable than Walmart when it comes to groceries. Some items you may find are better to get at other places, but overall we like this place. Normally we shop at Aldi's first, and then whatever we can't get there, we will go after the fact. read more

Have gone to ALDIs a couple of times. They have a decent selection but I always end up needing to go to another store afterwards to finish off my shopping list. The store is clean and the staff is always friendly. Not a fan of having to bag my own groceries. read more

I just wanted to follow up. I can't speak for all Aldi's but the one near me takes both credit and debit cards. They occasionally have name brands on a "Special Buy" (I guess the best way to think of it is "Hey, we got a pallet of Pringles this week" Now for their generic brands, produce, frozen.... Well hell, the rest of the stuff. I've got to tell you... It's the shit! I mean that it's that good. I would rather have any "generic" product from Aldi than Walmart any day, any time, any week. Yes, it sucks to bag your own groceries. Yes, it sucks to have to put a quarter in to get a cart. (But if you are a younger person, go help the elderly by giving them the quater and not making them push it back, especially in bad weather). I like the store a lot. 4 stars, but it's not Whole Foods. And really... I don't know that they would get a higher star read more

We enjoy shopping here. The prices are great. We are excited to see what the new renovation looks like

I did a spreadsheet when Aldies first opened comparing their prices with the other stores nearby. On the average you will save 33% of your grocery bill. The Aldie's brand products have been excellent for me and I especially like their produce, meat and dairy departments. They do take debit or credit cards and your quarter for the buggy is like a key. You use it to unlock the buggy and then you lock it back up and get your quarter back. read more

I shop here a lot. I really do enjoy majority of their foods and produce. And we do save a lot more money than from Walmart that's for sure. Make sure you buy their produce when they first get them so you can get the freshest ones or otherwise you'll be left with the molded soggy produce. But even their produce lasts longer and are better quality than Walmart. read more

Aldi's is a little quirky. You have to deposit a quarter to get a basket, but you'll get it back when you return it, and it saves them from having to pay an employee to round up shopping carts from the parking lot, so it's just good business sense. While they don't carry many name brands, most of their own branded foods have been just as good. Their prices are about 30-50% cheaper than other grocery stores & Walmart. Once you get used to buying here, going to other stores really will make you mad, especially considering the price increases lately. You also need to bring your own shopping bags and bag your own groceries. But that 's ok, you don't have to worry about some dope crushing your bread or sacking all of your canned goods into 1 sack! They DO accept VISA & MasterCard credit cards (But NOT Discover) It's well worth putting up with a few quirks! read more

Super cheap with prices you can't beat. The produce usually isn't the best, but if you can use it quick and it's not rotten when you buy it (accidentally grabbed a nasty bag of onions that stunk up my pantry a few months ago), it's not terrible. Service is usually super fast and the selection is decent. I usually complement my trip with a visit to WalMart to get the few things I can't here (fresh bread, produce, supplements, etc.). read more

I LOVE Aldi!! Truly, I continually thank the Lord that I can finally afford more quality produce and groceries. Many are organic. With their double price back taste guarantee, there's no risk. read more

I always shop at Aldi. I save SO much money there. They don't have a lot of brands but I have never been disappointed in anything I have bought there and I have been going for years. The produce is good and they often have great specials on produce, which are posted at the door. You might get a little more exercise by bagging your own groceries, but I see a lot of elderly people shopping there, so it must not be too strenuous. They do accept Discover but you pay a 25 cent extra charge, which you will have saved over and over already just by skipping Walmart or Reasors. Keep an Aldi quarter in the car for the basket, and keep some used bags in the car so you don't have to buy theirs. read more

Mostly great products and prices BUT I won't buy their 1% milk ever again! The major sellers of whole, 2%, and skim are all fine; but the 1% is shelved seperately, in a smaller quantity, and smells like it's reconstituted from powdered form. Though not spoiled in the traditional sense - it wasn't the least bit tempting to drink. I sent this product down the drain. read more