There's no getting around the fact that grocery prices have escalated to the point that I nearly have a panic attack when I go shopping. Aldi, however, is an island in the storm of inflation. While their selection is more limited than your traditional full-service-we-sell-everything grocery store, the availability of many national brands as well as their own house label at significant savings makes this one of my go-to stores. Fruits and veggie prices are excellent, especially when they have sales. Grapes for over $2 per pound cheaper than other stores is significant. So is the fact that most of their meats are between $2 and $4 per pound cheaper than other locations, too. I've never had a bad experience purchasing their beef (ground as well as steaks or pot roasts), chicken (tenders, boneless breasts, wings) or pork (tenderloins, boneless roasts). Grocery items are equally less expensive as well, especially for cereal (name brands at $1 or more cheaper per box). Strolling down their "limited time" aisle can yield some great finds, such as Gain laundry detergent for $4 less than HEB. Yes, you still have to pop that quarter in the cart in order the "rent" it, then retrieve the quarter when you return your cart. And you do still have to sack your own purchases, but frankly I'd rather do that myself to avoid the 25-lb. sacking job that some of the other store sackers think I can actually lift into my car (as well as their propensity to mix frozen stuff with cleaning products, no less). A small inconvenience to save quite a chunk of money. Clean store, friendly employees, ample parking. I shop here more than I used to, although I've always been a fan. It's SO worth it. read more

Shout out to this amazing store! When I'm on the run and don't feel like going grocery shopping for a big Hall I make a quick stop at my local Aldi's. They have everything you would imagine especially fresh produce when you're missing that one ingredient for tonight's dinner. this store is small enough and easy to navigate through the aisles not to mention it's always neatly stocked. I am always down for shrinking our carbon foot print so I always carry in my car a reusable bag. Prices are more than reasonable. He can get your everyday needs for a fraction of the price compared to other chains. however you do sacrifice on the name brand but at the end of the day the quality is still comparable to a name brand item. I'm happy to say that I am now an Aldi shopper! read more

Service and location is great! I never had such an interactive and fun store clerk check me out before. The store is neat and orderly, and I appreciate the large selection of meats and produce here. Very easy parking lot to go in and out of. Love this location! read more

Shopped at Aldi for the first time yesterday. I had to be selective in what I bought since I was on a roadtrip and perishables were a distinct no-no. The basket deposit frustrated me since I went in to really just look around, so I decided to limit my purchases to that which I could carry. When my arms were full, I was done. But I get their point. Baskets are expensive to wind up three miles down the road in the company of a homeless person or to send staff out to fetch, and they are a bare-bones budget grocery, after all. I'd always heard Aldi survived on house brands. For the most part, I found that to be true. But every now and again you see familiar name brands interspersed where Aldi didn't have a house brand. I saw Coke, where I would have expected a house-brand cola. I was very impressed with the grocery prices of the house brand items. I wish I could've bought more that day. Some people complain that shelving items directly in their boxes is off-putting. It costs a lot more to unbox and individually shelve items. Others complain about bagging their own groceries. This isn't a new concept, people. Warehouse grocery stores have been around since the 70s. To those people, I say get over yourselves. True that you are limited to one brand name for just about any item, and that's painfully obvious in the paper goods section. Also, the quality of the hard lines section is basic Chinese imports. Although I found a couple items I really liked (like a portable butane stove and a rolling duffle bag), I thought twice about the ball-of-fire and durability angles and put them back. It's kind of refreshing to shop in an Aldi simply from the perspective of less sensory overload. Aldi couldn't be my only store, but it could cut back on trips Krogering. read more

I like this Aldi. They normally have a good selection on product, and it stays clean and stocked. My only complaint was that the last time we went, we stood in line and the cashier didn't inform us that she could not accept cash until after we had already put all of our groceries on the conveyor belt. :-( She said, "Oh, I didn't mention that?" No, you didn't, and you should have a sign up that states that so no one wastes their time. :-/ So, we had to put everything back in the basket & go to another line and wait in line all over again. Otherwise I haven't had any issues here before. read more

If you want good prices on food this is the place to go. But make sure you bring your own bags or cardboard boxes. They don't bag for you. They just scan it and put it back in your cart. There is a long bar that you can then pull up to and place your things in your bags or boxes. Cashiers are usually very friendly. Sometimes great deals on fish. Just can be kind of messy, and if they are short handed they are very short handed. Maybe one manager and one cashier, and the cashier may be putting up stock. It is nice to see that the cashiers get to sit, helps with all the work they seem to have to do at other times. read more

ALDI - They have just about everything. - Grocery Near Me - Spring, Texas

A lot of fun and unique finds. Best of all... very affordable! Bring a quarter so you can use their carts (you get it back) and bring your own bags as well. read more

This is literally my favorite aldi EVER!! Jeremy is one of best associates they have(all of the employees are amazing) but I just need to go on here and praise him Bc there was such an obnoxious shopper that was making a scene Bc he wasnt hurrying. We all know when they ring the bell they are calling for help. But this guy was just being so rude saying he was gonna make a bad review. Jeremy was going as fast as he can. I've been working in customer service for 10+ years so I know how some people can be. And we don't deserve that kind of treatment. So thank you so much Jeremy for standing up for your self and handling it so well!! I wish I could give this store more than 5 stars!! read more

This is probably one of the weirdest grocery stores that I have ever been to in the US but I still give them a 4 star rating. From the time you pull up you feel like you are super cheap lol. They make you pay 25 cents for a shopping cart. I guess this is a smart way to prevent having shopping carts all around the parking lot but really? That was new for me. Once inside you will see a lot of items that are not name brand but surprisingly, at lot of them are actually really good. For example, their veggie chips, hamburger patties and rye bread, all of which are so high quality that I would consider high end premium items, are sold at pretty much dollar store prices. I have never even found this bread anywhere else and while its unique its very good. A I was surprised but their large selection of more natural and organic type of food items. I would not be able to do all my shopping at this store but since I pass it often it is worth stopping by. Their produce section is pretty small but has decent options and sometimes includes some good deals. They also have a section that has random products that rotate but I have found some cool items there are some great prices. They also have some popular brand name items at discounts. For example they sell Bolthouse drinks which are really good for about half of what the other stores sell them for. Then comes the checkout! Usually the staff are busy trying to do one of the other many task that they throw on them and get this, you also have to pay for the bags as well. I guess this could inspire me to start using re-usable bags but I wish they offered an option for bagging you items for you. Even if you purchase the bags, they still don't bag your stuff. They a very convenient but awkward counter section on the other side of the checkout where you can stop and bag your own groceries. While I could never see myself doing all of my shopping there, its a good place to stop by and pick up a few items on the way. If you like to save money on select items, it might be a good place to explore. read more

Remember Auchan? Well this store gives me a similar vibe. They save money by having less employees, not accepting credit cards, and selling their own brand (with the exception of a few items like Dove). Credit card processing fees are expensive. By only accepting cash, debit and EBT cards, it helps keep their prices low. which in turn saved the customer money. Who can complain? They have organic brands for a cheaper price compared to heb or kroger. I love that I can find most things here. Fruits and veggies are fresh. Milk comes from their "friendly farms". AND they have an assortment of Gluten free items!! Hooray!!! I hope aldi doesn't go away because I save a lot of money shopping here. read more

Good prices, I like to bag my own groceries, however every time the checker THROW the items in the basket it's so hard that hurt the food that is already in the basket, it's that necessary? It's that the way Aldi train the checkers? I know they have to spend very little time in the customers, every supermarket train that way; but in Aldi, the checker scan and they DO not put the items back in the cart, they THROW them in the cart. Please pay attention to the reviews and correct this inconvenience . You are a great company, keep remodeling and it will be one day a great and a pleasant place to shop. read more

Can't get over the way they have you pay for a cart and if you don't then there's no where to bag your groceries unless you go to a nearby counter. Aldi truth: go to H E B, cuz there everything's better! read more