This is a very consistent ALDI, the kind of store that follows the corporate plan so closely that it feels instantly familiar the moment you walk in. I have been to dozens of ALDI locations across the country, and this one fits right into that pattern. The layout, the pacing, the no‑nonsense efficiency all line up with what I have come to expect, which honestly makes shopping here pleasantly predictable. I had no trouble finding the snacks and sandwich makings I wanted. Everything was right where it usually is, which made the whole visit quick and straightforward. I did skip the Aisle of Awesomeness this time. It was a bit cluttered when I arrived, and since I was focused on getting in and out, I decided to leave the treasure hunting for another day. Checkout was as easy as ever. A quick scan, a quick payment, and then popping everything into my reusable bag before heading back out. ALDI keeps the process simple, and that simplicity is part of why I keep returning. [Review 1641 of 2025 - 881 in Georgia - 25189 overall] read more

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Aldi's is my go to for bargain shopping. This location is clean and it's always fast and easy getting through checkout. They have a pretty good variety of items. Unfortunately, you may see an item today and never see it again; so if you want it definitely get it when you see it. read more

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Same'O Same'O plus the rise of prices and on a few of your favorite products. But folks... Oooh my Goodiness, I just remembered to tell you guys something! For those who love LOVE tuh Love #CANDLEs Aldi has a Fresh Garden Tomato Scented Candle and #LISTEN Nigh Linda, Tom, Catherine and Tasha... "IT smells AbSoFrek'n'LootLee Amazing! By far the #BEST I've smelled from Aldi's EVER and EVER. I really was surprised. Never smiled a Tomato Candle. The fragrance is #EVERYTHING Yelp Church Congregation. Except I just don't have a photo. My bad. OK well that's #THAT. Over'n'Out FranknKimm Aldi's Grocery Run USA Pooler Ga Saturday Julyn12th, 2025 read more

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Aldi's makes it possible to feed the family a lot easier than a lot of other grocery stores. I find myself spending a reasonable amount for my meals. I don't know how they do it but I'm happy they do. The store is well laid out and I enjoy my experience at this location. The staff is pretty nice overall. Although you don't see it often, I love the way the cashiers have the chance to sit down making it an even more relaxing atmosphere. read more

I can't walk into this store for just one thing, and I love that about Aldi. There's always something new to try... and I'm going to try it. Found these delicious garlic stuffed olives this evening. They are absolutely delicious. The garlic to olive ratio is perfect. If you love olives, you have to pick these up. Aldi is always an experience for this foodie. Service is always fast, yet kind. Love the wide aisles and great selection. Aldi shoppers are always so kind, folks love giving their baskets away and so do I. read more

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I bought three boxes of Pino Grigio wine at the Pooler, Ga store. When I got home we discovered two of the boxes were over a year and a half old and the wine had gone bad. I returned to the store the next day with the boxes and my receipt intending to exchange them for fresh boxes. The manager Michelle refused to exchange them or give me a refund, saying it would be against the law and that wine gets better with age ! Apparently they have no problem selling bad items. read more

My go-to grocery store! I love everything about it. The payable deposit for the cart ensures people take them back which makes for a tidy parking lot. There are simply no faster cashiers in the universe than at Aldi. Good produce, good food and I like their different specialty weeks. Significantly cheaper than others. read more

I was recently bouncing around Savannah on 7/19 and happen to stop in the Pooler location. My first time here and I almost hit the door because apparently I couldn't read the entrance sign. But as I walked through I was surprised at the reasonable prices and the cleanliness of this location. At this time I didn't buy anything I just wanted to see what the hype was about. The staff was friendly and answered my questions and told me more than I thought. I found out there was a location in Savannah (yay), then I remember Yoonie L telling me that you have to have a quarter for the cart and I also saw shoppers bagging their grocery . I think I will be going back for the fresh produce if nothing else at this time. Very clean and not over crowded for a small location read more

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*happy dance* FINALLY! ALDI, NOW OPEN IN POOLER (shouting from my rooftop)! These are the little things that bring me joy at this stage in my life LOL! Kristin told me of the opening, scooped me up and took me there, like a good friend should. Thanks, Kristin! xo. When we moved back to the mainland last year and the first place my mother-in-law took me to is an Aldi! Holy cow, if you ever want to experience reverse sticker shock, live in Hawaii and then go into an Aldi. I think I bought a whole field of corn on that first trip. My kids and I LOVE corn. They were about $1 for 1 corn in Hawaii. We spent a small fortune on corn during those 3 years. Then I walked into an Aldi and saw $0.20 for 1 corn! You better believe I bought what they had (just kidding, but close). So it was love at first sight, but then heartbreak occurred almost instantly when we moved to Savannah and learned that there was neither a Costco or Aldi. - Parking - Private lot. - Vibe - They've built quite the store in Pooler, next to Pet Smart. Understandably, the place was a zoo on opening day. We arrived around 10am and the parking lot was jam packed. The store had opened at 9am and I talked to some shoppers and some had started lining up at 7am. Wow, that's dedication, but also an indication of how much the people who know about Aldi, love them! They were giving out gift cards of $10, $25, $50 and $100 value to the first 100 customers. Well, I missed that boat, but I was just happy to be in the store. The giveaways didn't stop there though. Aldi had stuck a quarter in all of their carts, so we didn't need to worry about that. For you first time Aldi Nerds, one of the ways Aldi cuts prices and passes the savings to you is requiring a quarter deposit for their shopping carts, so that you'll return them to the front of the store and in turn, they don't have the need to hire runners to bring the carts back. It actually brings me back memories of my childhood in Canada when the grocery stores there had the same requirement back then. My parents would always let me keep the quarter for bringing it back. A girl's gotta eat LOL. Going back to the store, they had other giveaways like entering for a chance to win free produce for a year, an Aldi quarter holder keychain and free reusable bags for opening day. Once we checked out, they also gave us several coupons valid for the next few weeks. - TLC - They were well staffed for opening day with all cashes open. There were other employees stocking on the floor and others at the sample stations. Even the managers were out handing out reusable bags. I read an article once that all the employees were cross trained on all tasks required to run the store, so that will be nice when looking for help for any aspect in the store. That's genius because the worst a customer can hear is, I'm not sure, it's not my department, let me find someone that can help you and then they disappear trying to find someone. - About Aldi - The company comes from Germany. We were stationed there a long time ago and I saw them everywhere. I never felt the need to go into one back then because we had the commissary on base. We also didn't have kids who eat us out of house and home then either LOL. Aldi is also basically Trader Joe's estranged brother. The history is quite interesting, but they have similar, if not, carry some of the same products. To sum up Aldi, they offer great products at cheap prices (not always a predictable inventory), but they have the basics, you need a quarter for their shopping carts and bring the carts back yourself and bag your own groceries. If I can save some money, I'm willing to do a little work and I could probably use the extra steps on my Fitbit anyway. - Finds - Love the Chocolate Chip Brioche sliced loaf (great for french toast), a braided brioche chocolate chip loaf (it has custard pockets which are so good), sliced bread for 95 cents, salmon (fresh, never frozen), Pumpkin Spice stuff for the husband, cereal for the kids (half the price). So many things! Not gonna lie though, opening day was pretty overwhelming and I didn't spend nearly as much as I thought I would. I just couldn't focus with the madness of eager Aldi Nerds (that's what they call Aldi fans) loading up on groceries. Kristin and I navigated the store the best we could and picked up a few items, sampled a few things and headed out. I'll give it another week or so and let the joy of the opening soak in with everyone and return when I can hopefully browse the store with more focus. read more

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I had to let the newness and excitement wear off before I made the trek to Pooler to check out Aldi's! I finally made my way there yesterday. It's easy to find and there is plenty of parking! The store is brand new so it's very clean and spacious. There is a decent selection of fruit and vegetables at way better prices than traditional grocery stores. They also have a great deli meat/ cheese selection! I found a white sharp cheddar that I am in love with !! The cheese selection is also a fraction of the cost of other grocery stores. The wine selection at this location is not nearly as expansive as it is at other locations I've been too. They do carry my favorite Riesling (at $5.95 a bottle it's a deal !) so all is good! Tips- Don't forget your quarter for your shopping cart and bring your own bags That's how they keep their costs down after all ! read more

When I found out I was being relocated to S. Georgia, I knew there would be two major voids in my life: Costco and ALDI! I am proud to say that today was the beginning of reclaiming bit of joy in my life with the GRAND OPENING of Aldi in Pooler, GA! With any grand opening, it is expected to be somewhat busy. This place was bustling! The employees were friendly and helpful at every turn. The managers were even giving everyone a shopping cart "pre-quartered" (a quarter is required to use a cart so that you are more likely to return it to the door since there are no cart returns in the parking lot.) The store was fully stocked with all my faves (i.e. chocolate chip brioche loaf, 100% whole wheat sandwich bread, fresh mozzarella log, and uncured bacon, to name a few.) They even have some German specific cuisine items like pork schnitzel and apple cake (see photo). Today, they are handing out free shopping bags, quarter holding key chains (so you will always have your quarter), samples of their foods, and free coupons for future shopping trips. In addition, there was a place to sign up and win free produce for a year! The produce selection was smaller than some Aldi's I've been to, but the prices and quality are unmatched. Also, the wine/beer selection was vast. Overall, the Pooler Aldi did not disappoint and it will become a regular shopping spot for me! read more

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This business did what several businesses have done coming into Pooler. Scaled down versions of the original store. Went in and no signs telling us how it worked. Asked another customer for help. Selection was weird. Spices in the jar were very well priced. Other than that I was disappointed in the produce that looked old and not much of a variety. Then there was the frozen cases. Bags of food printed in Chinese. Really? My friend said look at the housewares section. Well that was a bust too. Couple of blankets and some suspect looking pots and pans. I understand cutting costs to pass on the savings to the consumer but this comsumer passes on this store. read more

The store is clean. The prices are great. The checkout service is usually quite quick. Using a quarter to get and return shopping carts is a nice idea and ensures customers return carts. I bought some of their reusable bags and bring them in when shopping so I can pack them inside the store after checkout. It is better to do that than packing them outside on a hot day. read more

The worst Aldi I've ever stepped foot in, the staff is extremely rude, I asked to speak to the store manager, and he's even worse than his staff. The prices are great but I won't be returning to this location anymore. read more

I did not go to the first day grand opening and stand 150 people deep in line to get in so I didn't get the freebie quarter key chains and bags and such. I went about a week later and it was still very very busy. The store was not by any means full or neat and the lines were still long with 2 registers open. My $5.00 coupon did not work. The manager was called over. He looked at the register screen and told me that I already received the $5.00 off. No I hadn't. He said it again. I said again, no I hadn't. He opened the register drawer, pulled out a five dollar bill, handed it to me and turned around and walked away. Not friendly at all. I went another week later and the store looked even emptier. Lines were still long. Job postings for managers in training had been reposted after the second day of the store opening so I don't know what happened there. Again, a manager had to be called over to the register for a refund for someone and he was not friendly. I get it that it's a busy store and people are stressed out but for a new store, employees could have been a little more pleasant and the store should have been restocked better, anticipating the grand opening excitement and initial business. I went back once more a week later and the middle aisle shelves were half empty. I haven't been back since. Other than that, it's a typical Aldi store with the usual assortments. read more