Best prices for groceries, period. This was my grocery store in Germany and am very happy they made it to S Florida. You can get a lot of grocery basics for much much cheaper. (i.e 1 gal of milk for $2.99) The quality of the products is good; however the fruit is hit or miss.... read more

Amazing. Concept reminded me of a similar idea from a very long time ago (Basics Supermarket). This is not such a big location, but its prices are Enormous Savings!. We were lucky cause it was not too full (i expect that during a sat or sun morning, they should be fuller). You have to go row by row.. not rushed so that you can catch all their incredible prices. First starts with cookies, popcorn, clover honey!! as fellow yelpers have written, there is not many known name brands. I have never actually heard of these brands ever... did catch some familiar items such as bags of M&M candies - great price. What caught our eye thou was the milk - they carry Regular, Low Fat & Skim Milk - all in gallons - all at $2.09!!! this is much cheaper than even what we pay at BJ's! picked up a dozen eggs $1.29.... another great buy was a small 1/2 pint of blue berries - $1.39 and 1 pint of strawberries - $1.29 (and they were both in great condition). A regular loaf of sliced white lunch bread 99 cents!! coffee creamers nice size jugs - french vanilla $1.99. 1 box w/2 envelopes of powdered onion soup - 69 cents. Cappuccino Powder - $1.99. Did notice prices for some frozen items such as the box coconut or butterfly breaded shrimp - box of 10-14 pcs - $2.99!!! gotta go back to pick these up... No frills store - no bags, no coupons accepted, you have to pay 25 cents to use the buggy (ok do not freak out - you get it back when you return it to the pile) So important 2 things to remember - 1) BRING A QUARTER AND BRING YOUR BAGS!!! side note: like anywhere you go - check out the prices carefully cause for example i did notice that their tomato sauce can was 29 or 39 cents each and i usually purchase this at walmart (their brand) for around 27 cents.... check out their weekly specials on line. they offer other items as well besides food - example this week special offering a milk shake maker for $19.99...... it is a place to check out especially for good eats at a good price!!! only accept ATM, Cash and i believe EBT (not sure on this one) call and ask read more

This is a very busy aldi, hence a bigger store. They have great deals and cheap produce. Great place if you're trying save money on groceries! Quality of food is also good! read more

Since they renovated is too cold and price raced . Yelp decided my review was too short so I keep writing but really I have nothing else to say! read more

This store is the one of cheapest that I know of, just like some European stores that I've watched on YT that you'll have to put a quarter into the cart and release the chain. This is the first store to see this unlike any other store in my city (Publix, Walmart, Winn-Dixie, Target, Bravo, and Sedanos 's) their was limited stuff and you won't see brands from Frito, MacArthur, Silk, or some well know brand but saw some brands that I know of from other stores. We are a family of 4, sometimes we shop here for food and the atmosphere in the store is really good. The bathrooms is just a single toilet and sink but I don't remember if there was one or two. Plus you may need to bring you own bags or buy a bag from them to pack your groceries in, and also when you park the cart don't forget to put the chain back in to obtain back your quarter. read more

Good prices but some of the items are not that good in quality. Selection is limited. Most of the items sold are very VERY HIGH in sodium levels. Most items I picked up I put back not only cause of the salt levels but the total Fat content is through the roof. i'm an overall healthy person and I like to watch the food that I eat and we are not supposed to consume a lot of sodium or fat so shopping here you need to watch what you're buying cause like I said most of the items are full of salt and fat. I bought lunch meat there that was supposed to be 98% fat free brought it home ate some took back the next day it was so full salt I couldn't stand to eat it. read more

If you want better attention from staff during this pandemic when its especially stressful to do groceries, don't come here. Go to Trader Joes down the block instead. Received poor customer service from 2 female employees today. I asked for assistance finding cilantro because the box of groceries I was carrying was really heavy. Rather than doing so, one just stood there & the other said whatever was in the produce department was all they had. I work in customer service. If the roles were switched, which they have been in my case, I would've stopped chitchatting with my co worker and tried finding the item for the customer. Unlucky for me, the other employee who had just stood there was the one to check me out. She had the audacity to tell me I "need to take it easy". Then responded to anything I said with "I don't know" just to blow me off. read more

Awesome fast courteous cashiers, great service: 'Charles' helped me out taking heavy terrace furniture out into my truck and arranged it all for me . Groceries always fresh and affordable. read more

Even though I was brought to this place for their extremely low prices, I won't return.. Why you ask? because of their poor service. I went in with my then 3 yr old who had just begun to use the restroom on her own and instead of letting me go through the front of the store to use the restroom, they made us walk around the entire store as if it was a freaking maze in order to get to the restroom. Unfair and unheard of at other local grocery stores, such as "Publix". I will never come here again! read more

10/15/2011 Alert! Aldi is selling imitation Samoa cookies that tastes great for a fraction of the price! I love Aldi. It's full of surprises even though sometimes I wish the items were available weekly! I guess it is like Xmas! ;-) I've been here 3xs and I love it. I think I will betray Publix now. Unless you're picky, only eat certain brands, vegan or can't bare to wait in lines without magazines this German owned grocery chain is a cheap shopper's paradise. With that being said the pros are that pretty much every staple food is cheaper at regular price than most of your supermarkets, minus the brand labeling. Though Aldi still provides for the diet conscience (ie me), for specifics you still have to hit the good old supermarket mega chains like Publix or even Super Walmart, which mind you some things are still cheaper at Aldi! So now on to specifics. Aldi sells 1 gallon of milk (full, skim, 2%, even soy!) for $2, Soy is $2.29 (per carton which I don't know if it's a gallon), bananas for 39 cents/lb, sliced cheese for $1.99, 99 cents for eggs, all your basic spices for 99 cents (WOW), bagels for $1.39, English Muffins for 99 cents, pineapples for $1.79 (though that's the promotional price), canned veggies of all types for less than $1, cereal for $2 or less, the list goes on... and quality is NOT sacrificed because well, I don't go to Winn-Dixie, Sedanos or Bravo... but that's not even quality that's just aesthetics! Aldi is clean too. Well, if any of those staples tickle your curiosity stop by Aldi! I think I will save a lot more now (and trust me, I was always a suavey shopper)! Also, Aldi is cheap for a variety of reasons. I've done my research so I'll share it with you. Shopping carts are 25 cents to rent, when you return it you get your 25 cents back. This saves money from having to hire a cart retriever! No plastic grocery bags (kind of like Costco) because plastic costs money (they do this in Asia and Germany too!) and the price is actually included into your price at chain grocery stores. The layout of Aldi is also kind of warehouse like where they don't have to pay someone to display brands or stock your stuff into shelves (Aldi doesn't have them! Well, they do but not like Publix...). They usually have only one or two checkout lanes (but they're pretty fast). Aldi does not accept credit cards for the obvious reason of paying the credit card company's charges. They do accept debit cards though. No coupons obviously since no brands, but their "brands" are similar in quality most of the time. Aldi also closes at 8pm except for Sunday (7pm) which also saves them money! I think I've covered most of it. Happy Shopping! read more

I went to this place since I heard you can get cheap groceries. Here was my list and final price: Carton of large eggs Gallon of Milk Orange juice Hazelnut creamer french vanilla ground coffee 3 cans of condensed milk chocolate chips cream cheese BTW, I know I'm missing something else but can't remember. $19.00 My bank account thanked me. Some things I did not need to buy just yet but noticed the price of were Three rolls of paper towels - $1.00 Bag of tortilla chips - 99 cents The food is not labeled under your popular brands but who cares! Tastes the same to me. read more

I JUST LOVE ALDI GROCERY STORE!!!!!!!! Such a great buy for my family of 5, we save so much money! Publix, Walmart, Winn Dixie and all you Greedy big chain grocery store's move aside there's a new sheriff in town! read more

They have a ton of generic items that are exactly the same as the brand name ones. The quality is excellent and everything is at an extremely reduced price. It's a great place to go if you're on a tight budget and don't want to give up the quality you're used to. read more

The staff is friendly and positive. They have a good selection and the majority of the food is fresh. The only downside is that everything is packed together and not a lot of room to move around. read more

This discount store is chockful of deals. Their off brand products are super cheap for kitchen essentials like flour, eggs, milk. Their imports wines and chocolate are actually really nice because this is a German company. read more

First thing, bring a quarter! You'll need it for getting a cart but don't worry you get it back. Second, bring your own bags! Other than that you'll enjoy shopping for good food and low prices. read more

Although it is limited in the quantity of products carried, Aldi offers the best price for the essential groceries needed. Milk is $2.29 a gallon and eggs are $1.29 a dozen just to mention. Bring your own bags, or buy them for $.10 each. Also, don't forget to bring a quarter to unlock a shopping cart. read more

My daughter, a beginning chef, told me about this little store near her in Atlanta. I was grateful when they opened one nearby in Pines. Great prices for store brand food, especially the basics - bread, milk, eggs, cheese, canned goods. Good prices on some nice items - gourmet chocolates, snacks, frozen foods. And they have some very good seasonal specials - loved the schnitzel, spaetzle, and strudel for Oktoberfest. read more

The prices of this place are great, u can find products here at the half price of other supermarkets, the groceries are fresh but the only cons of here that the products are very limited. Theres no variety but can find like a lot! This place is perfect when u are on low budget. read more

Aldi, is a basically a 30,000 store chain out of Germany & Europe. They negotiate with national and international brands to (a) private label under there name; (b)have the manufacturer deliver their product in an uniform sized box; and (c) basically you have one choice per product. So the result is they dont need 100 stock boys. They entered the US market a few years ago to take advantage of all of the empty space in shopping malls and negotiated great long term rental rates. For instance, ketchup---its a 32 oz bottle of Heinz private label You pay $1.19 instead of $3 plus at Winn DIxie, Publix, etc. Chips and Crackers; same thing. Even if your a good Buy One/Get One shopper at lets say Publix, you still win. For instance, branded Chip are $4.29 at Publix; even if you hit a BOGO, that would come out to about $2.15 per bag. At Aldi the same chips in a bigger bag are always $1.19 sometimes $.99. So you still save 50% or more off the Publix Bogo Price. Triscuit crackers; $ 3.79 and change at Publix; $1.29 at Aldi. I have put them side by side and there the same, as are the chips and EVERYTHING ELSE. The list is endless. My only disappointment has been with produce which generally doesn't last fresh for more than a few days, and with soda. Meat, dairy and cold cuts are a small selection, but again absurd prices. And very fresh. Same with wines. Another great thing. Since the stores offer one choice only, you get in and out of their small stores quickly, especially once you get to know where things are. I can do it now in about 20 minutes. They have weekly specials, which you can view on line. Bring bags, or buy them for 6 to 8 cents each, or grab boxes like at Costco, Sams, etc. I figure I save 50-60% or more each trip. That is important because the BOGO's at Publix and Winn Dixie, etc. are getting to be illusory. It seems to me that they are raising the prices, then selling them as a BOGO, so the savings on BOGO's is down to about 25% I go about once a month, thought its been about two months for me, to the one on Coral Way and 86th Avenue. I bring my Publix Ad, and figure out if the BOGO is better, which lately it isnt; buy what I can at Aldi, and then go is across the street to Publix and Walmart to get the rest of what I need. The rest of the month or so, I just go to Publix to get fresh produce, etc. With a little planing you can save hundreds per month; big families even moire. And there is NO drop in quality. Its not a good deal if you need to compromise on quality That is what makes Aldi wonderful. So on a Sunday morning I occasionally go, I hit the car wash at 9:30 on Bird and 67th; head over to Aldi and Publix and am home by 11:30....after having a few croqueta's and a Cortadito at Publix...that they dont have at Aldi!!!!! Wow, this has me hungry now......lol read more

After rave reviews from colleagues over this chain I decided to go on my lunch break since it's around the corner. 1) no arm baskets, boxes or pay to use a cart only, 2) selection is limited at best and many products are VERY high in sodium content, 3) Organizationally it's a disaster (I.e. cake mix on either end of the aisle with beans in between), and 4) this to me is the kicker: accepted forms of payment are cash or debit card ONLY. If you are like me and don't carry either you're screwed. I will be taking my business back to Penn Dutch, just as inexpensive with more variety and better quality. I would compare this to a Sav-A-Lot. Very disappointed. read more

Our trip was a huge disappointment. We went to see what all the low price talk was all about. The prices are low but everything were eaten has been sub pare and I was over charged for the wine by $10.00 the salmon tasted like it was from a can, the shredded cheese doesn't melt, the bacon is not cut uniformly. The store was messy but the check out person was nice so they get one star and we won't be back. read more

Great prices! Good to see and alternative to Publix, which I really like but not the over pricing. Not brand names at Aldi but it's a good place to get basic items. read more

I love this store. We have been going here since opening day. The prices are unbeatable and all their products are as good as the name brands. Everything is easy to find. The only unfavorable comment I have is that some of their products are not on the shelves yet if you go there early. read more

I am just visiting family here for the holidays and visited this location for the first time. I have been to an Aldi before and it's nice to see consistency down here. If you don't know what all the rave is about with these stores, let me break it down for you now. 1) Aldi gives great quality at a very inexpensive price compared to the competition. Even compared to Walmart. They have a great strategy to save you money by cutting their own costs. 2) Your shopping carts are "rented" at the door for 25¢, so Aldi doesn't need to pay people to walk around the parking lot collecting carts. I think this is a win-win because I always know where to find the carts, and they're kept in better shape. 3) Somehow, they have the best produce around. I love their plump juicy tomatoes even more than Publix. I've gotten them twice here and love the quality. 4) When you get into the store it feels a bit like a warehouse, but it is very well organized and easy to navigate. It's not a bad thing, just something to get used to. 5) They operate on cash and debit card only, they don't take credit cards. This saves me money and I can deal with that. They also take SNAP (food stamps). You should make a trip and see if the deals are for you. It's good to see a new and fresh grocery shopping experience! read more

I will never put a foot inside this place again, they treat you like you are bothering them very rude attention, horrible experience

Favorite store to do grocery shopping. Not only is this store eco-friendly but it is reasonably priced. I can do my grocery shopping for my family of four in less than 30 mins. When you come here you have to keep an open mind, you will not find any big name brands such as nabisco etc but the food is just as exceptional. Make sure to bring .25 cents to rent the shopping cart and cloth bags to carry your food! read more

I love Aldi. You can fill your entire cart and the bill is always around $100. It's like half the price of publix and their products are always excellent. The down side is they don't have very good steak selections but you can get ground beef and a few other things. Although the small size is actually a plus. The compact store makes shopping fast and easy. read more

Although their prices are lower than most grocery stores in my area. I am very concerned of the origin of their products, as distribution is not the same as where they are actually made. I find it dishonest when their products don't list that information. So therefore, I guess I will have to bypass the items that do not have where they are made. read more

Went to the new store in Delray Beach, Florida and found lots of regular things I buy every week at great prices and tons of stuff for my hurricane larder. It had wonderful produce and meats. Still can't find Florida oranges anywhere around here and I refuse to buy the imports. It was very clean and pricing was very clear. Mary read more

Note: I'm gonna give this place a great rating - but NOT for the way its' been in the past month - they have been "reorganizing" (I think to put more shelving in) AND IT'S BEEN A DISORGANIZED MESS!! Why they didn't just bring a team in and do it in one day is beyond me. Just as I knew where everything was - they changed it. Anyway: Always on a budget and short on time (who isn't) and it this area there is EVERY store possible (Sedanos, Publix, Winn Dixie, Bravo, Costco, BJ, Walmart, etc, etc.) I used to hunt the weekly flyers for savings and armed with deals and coupons and schlep from store to store (all within about a mile of each other). NO MORE! Havent been in Costco in months - get better pricing and dont have to buy bulk! They opened this Aldi about a year or more ago and I rarely go anywhere else. German based store - but very popular there. From day one, I have easily saved 25-35% on my grocery bill - every single week - and the food quality is the same if not better than the (U.S.) brand names. All the staples (including produce, meats and dairy) and then some..... but its NOT a "SUPER" market (thank God). Who needs to walk a mile and back to get your groceries IN the store??? A bit frustrating when they have a "special buy" item that is only there for a short time then disappears for a while (like blueberry frosted shredded wheat), but there is always something new to try..... and everything is less expensive than you'll find anywhere else. Yes, bring a quarter to "rent" a shopping cart (you get it back when you return the cart - are you REALLY that lazy that you cant?) and bring your own bags - or buy them cheaply there - or better yet - just take a box or two - they don't care, even have a bin full of them that you can pull from. Staffing is at a minimum (red-head is the greatest; with German? accent too!) - Cashiers work lightning fast (think they are timed) but always friendly...... just make sure you follow the rules and don't try to take their spare cart!! Cash/Debit only - no credit cards. Love ya Aldi's ! See ya every week! read more

I knew this store when I visit Germany for first time in early 90's so now I'm a frequent customer of Aldi not only because its low prices but its high quality products. I hope they remain in US for a long time. read more

I'll never be back. Corned beef advertised on sale was out. When I asked about it I was told, come back tomorrow early. They put them out once a day. Sounds like they only put out only a few per day. This is wrong and probably not legal. Luring people in and not providing the product is a scam. Tried to call a manager later but their store numbers are unlisted. Terrible customer service. read more

Pros really great prices, easy to find items and healthy food. Cons really bad customer service. Cashier latoya was extremely rude. Will try again in a different location but if the same results will stick with Publix. Lotoya needs to be reminded that if she does not like working for aldi someone else is always more than willing to take her position. read more

Today was my first visit to Aldi. I can't say that I am a big fan, or that they will be a part of my regular routine, but I will certainly drop in again when I am in the area, and give them another chance to win me over. The store was smaller than I expected, and also more "bare bones". One turnoff was that I found a couple of packs of ground beef just sitting on top of some boxes. Some very inconsiderate person had obviously left them there. I handed them to a cashier and told her where they had been left. I was in the store for almost another half hour, and that meat just sat out in the same spot. Just before I left, they moved it...to the other register! I certainly hope someone doesn't buy spoiled meat. I am not so confident that they threw it out! I will shop here with caution until they win me over. Hopefully that was just an isolated incident. Only tried one of their items for now...their cresent rolls. I won't buy them again, as they are not as good as Pillsbury. read more

I used to love this store but competitive prices from Walmart with much better selection and less hassle make shopping there for anything except Dirt Cheap snacks a waste of time. Walmart brands compete on price on almost everything with very few exceptions and they are better especially the fruits and vegetables. Aldi bananas rot within a few days without exception. Most of their food is pretty good but it is no longer worth saving a dollar or two and bagging yourself. They regulalry run out of basics. For two months they had no grated parmasean cheese. Yesterday they had no 2% or whole milk. Today I took back two packages of cheese puffs as they expired two months ago. Some Walmart great value brands are just as cheap or cheaper. Years ago I would save $30 a week shopping there. Not any more. Also heaving to have a quarter for a cart is a pain in the ass. I'd rather have someone bag my groceries and spend the same or hardly more. Aldi has lost my business for now. read more

this place is like a poor mans bravo,but i like it for the prices. if you're running low on funds and need to shop this is the place to go.i am definitely a "duke" at this place... read more

Needless to say sub par food with small selection and doesn't carry my weekly necessities to even make it worth my trip to this place. The weekdays are better to visit here compared to the weekends. This past weekend visit was horrendous with countless idiots parked to the side of the building making it a nightmare for people to drive. Why are there idiots who don't know how to use parking spaces to make it safer for everyone?! This place in general both outside and inside definitely isn't worth my time or money. Save yourself the headache and go to Trader Joe's instead. read more

Lots of great deals, BUT the butterscotch baking chips are REALLY NASTY... TOXIC ... These things will ruin any cookie recipe. -- Worse than INdigestible -- read more

Poor service; low quality products and limited choices. The prizes were not that great too. Our trip to Aldi was disappointing.