Small Asian market that carries mostly of dry food such as Jasmine rice, dry vermicelli, spices,…read morecan food... Not much of veggies or meat. They do have a few frozen sections for seafood, however. Service was friendly and helpful.

Great selection and wonderful prices! I needed to make a Thai Peanut Sauce and they had the chili…read moresauce I needed.

Fresh and unique items. I love the fresh sauerkraut, raw cheese & yogurt and the fantastic prices…read moreon produce.

The best prices and best produce. I can walk out of there with 3 or 4 bags of produce for $20 or…read moreless.

Lately I've been getting deliveries from here. The fresh…read more produce and dairy products makes all this worthwhile. I have been very happy using their store app. Its very user friendly. Their store ads are updated weekly, including specials with the prices included. If they are out of an item, its usually grayed- out so other choices can be made. They also keep in touch with you when the shopper starts your order. And they have texted me if there was a question on something I requested. Its usually a two hour window from order placed to it being delivered- Great job - impressive!

Myself a 2 friends went to the store opening day..All 3 of us need to use the electric carts, we…read moreare all close to 80 yo...We didnt see any and went looking for them. I asked the manager where they were. He said we have 1 and its in use. Are you getting more I asked? He said he didnt know !!!!!!!! So we all went back to the car and went home.. I asked around the next day and found 5 people who went and had to leave, no electric carts available.. The previous store had at least 12 or 15, all all were used most of the time...This is a town full of old, retired people, we cant push a cart... I tried their curbside app in another store, didnt work, it told me to go inside and ask for my order.. I ordered curbside because I cant walk...You also cannot call an Aldi store, they have no phone numbers available to the public..!!! What a Jackass way to do business.....

This store does a nice job of keeping things stocked! It's generally organized, the produce is hit…read moreor miss but we like the frozen, baked goods, a few deli items, chocolate, snack chips, beverages, beans & dog food.

The Aldi location in North Port was clean, well organized, and easy to find. I stopped in on Sunday…read moremorning not long after they opened. Best time to shop as the store wasn't too busy. Use the second door to enter, not the first, as it is arranged differently than most stores I've visited. Most stores have a main door entrance, then you go to the right to enter. This location has two doors to the outside. The first door is the exit and the second is the entrance. I purchased produce, cheese and rotisserie pulled chicken I use for my salads. The seasonal aisle got me today lol. I purchased a few fall plastic stems (fake foilage) and fall dishtowels. There were many other items I liked, but I refrained from buying more. I was pleasantly surprised to see self check out offered. But the one cashier line was short so I opted for that line instead. Plus I had a punkin pillow that required a price check. It was $10, so I passsed. Check out was fast and I was on my way after bagging my items. I would recommend this location.

Another trip, another ALDI, and at this point it feels like a familiar ritual. I have now shopped…read morenearly 70 ALDI stores across 22 states, and I can say with confidence that this one fits right into the pattern. Just this year alone, my cart has rolled through ALDIs in Brunswick Georgia, Middletown Rhode Island, and Mount Pleasant South Carolina, each one echoing the same efficient layout and no-nonsense charm. The rhythm of the store is predictable, but that predictability is part of the appeal. Boxed snacks and fresh produce greet you up front, while the shelves of canned goods stand ready for anyone stocking a pantry. The famous Aisle of Awesomeness - ALDI's rotating showcase of seasonal surprises and quirky finds - runs like a midway attraction, tempting shoppers with everything from kitchen gadgets to garden tools. Along the back wall, dairy and deli items line up neatly, while meat and fish claim their place along the side. Freezers hum with frozen vegetables, pizzas, and cuts of meat, offering a reliable backup for quick dinners. Depending on local laws, you may even find beer and wine tucked into the mix, a reminder that ALDI adapts just enough to each community while still keeping its core identity intact. That identity is one of consistency: the same straightforward aisles, the same blend of essentials and oddities, the same sense that you can shop quickly without losing the fun of discovery. After so many visits, I've come to appreciate ALDI's sameness as much as its quirks. It is a chain that thrives on repetition, yet still manages to surprise you with a seasonal candle or a box of European cookies. Another trip, another ALDI. And another reminder that sometimes reliability is its own kind of delight. [Review 1576 of 2025 - 2157 in Florida - 25126 overall]

I love Aldi. They have the best of everything. The people are very pleasant that work there, & I…read moreenjoy going shopping there.

My first time here since they opened. I enjoyed the bigger…read morestore and the layout. Prices for eggs and milk are coming down - prices are generally low - though you may not find some of the more popular brands - if you take the time to look you will find its all the same ingredients- I'm a decent cook, and will be adding additional spices so its really not that big deal on certain items. Store was well stocked, organized and clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. Plenty of parking. So glad it opened its much closer to home.

Obnoxiously cold store. Very crappy customer service with only one cashier at all times. And they…read moretry to push you out the door before you even have a chance to put your credit card back in your wallet. For some reason it seems like 1/2 the eggs containers contain broken eggs. Much of the fresh fruit and vegetables are rotten, moldy, or taste horrible. There is no self check out option available. Just not a very good experience at all. I would have much preferred that it stayed as a Winn-Dixie, which is saying something because that store was pretty bad as well. There is a big, new Publix coming soon, but those prices are ridiculously high. We typically go to Sunshine Grocery store or buy from Walmart, even though very long walk for us from the car since the other options are so bad.

ALDI's continues to get my business. Prices are by far less expensive than supermarkets. Name…read morebrands are hard to find. Though I'm learning thats not really a big deal on many items. If your talented enough you can certainly add and or tweak the ingredients to your liking, you actually do that anyways. I think we reach for what we know, or what our parents choose- not always the best or wise choice- -- ALDI's .this trip, chicken breast at the low price of $2.29 per pound ..now that's hard to beat! Store was clean, shelves full- produce was a bit low- Cashier and staff always friendly and helpful...

I like how spacious this location is. Some of the items are in different spaces than other Aldi's…read moreI've visited but mostly the same layout. Well stocked, clean and parking lot pretty spacious unlike the other NP store. Used self checkout no cashier assistance needed. They were stocking shelves when I was shopping around 930am but the store is spacious enough to stock & shop ! Love it