The best Aldi that I've ever shopped. The location address may throw you off. However, it's off Holland Road. Signage is typical and very visible, especially at night. The parking area had plenty of spots and the lot was clean as was the walk up. I scored on a cart that still had a quarter in it.... Score! The store departs from other Aldi immediately when entering. The produce area was neat and decently full. Even remarkable my visit was after 7 PM when inventory is often low. The rest of the store was also in pretty darn good shape considering the timing. Inventory was either full or at minimum had something. Most surprising were their top eggs. The organic cage free eggs often sold out had very low inventory, but was perfect for me to get a dozen. These eggs are delicious and a bargain at $4. Also the organic 2% milk often low, or sold out was in stock. Also a bargain. I chatted with a manager on the floor and told her how nice the store was. Checkout was smooth utilizing a credit card. Staff was friendly. I would absolutely return and go out of my way to do so. read more

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Aldi's is the place to go if your looking for different types of cheeses, dips, or spreads that are reasonably priced. I'm more willing to try new things because it's more affordable here. I find something new every time I go. The store has a lot of off brand items, but they're close in comparison to name brand. Except cereal!! Cinnamon toast crunch as an off brand taste like cardboard. Lol. I especially love the seasoning section. They have lots of choices. Their candy section is cool as well if you're a chocolate lover. I can always find fun flavors. The assorted crackers are a great addition to any charcuterie or cheese board. Good quality!!! The fig crackers and spinach spread go well together. You do have to purchase bags or bring your own, and carts are a quarter. So save that extra quarter in your car.. The produce section is pretty fresh with a good variety of fruits and veggies. The breads are inexpensive and good quality as well. They even have brioche and naan. Where else can you get hamburger buns for $1.10? Probably not many places nowadays. All in all Aldi's is a pretty nice store. There aren't tons of employees like other grocery stores, so that's why the prices are slightly cheaper. The store was clean and the guy at the register was nice. Check them out!!! read more

ALDI - Fig crackers, spinach and artichoke spread, and salami. Mmmmmm. So good. - Grocery Near Me - Virginia Beach, Virginia

This is by far my favorite Aldi location because of the staff. Tanya and Rashan are extraordinary employees. They both always work with a smile and my day is always a little bit better when they check me out. Any time I've had an issue with a product they've taken it back and I love their product guarantee. I bought some molded blueberries one time and their guarantee let me get another batch and my money back. You can't beat it! read more

This is a very decent place to stop in to get possibly fruit or a few snacks. It does not replace Walmart or Kroger for me as a full on one stop grocery store for me. It's very reasonably priced. Staff is always friendly. You must bring a quarter to release the carts, but you do get it back once you return it. You should also bring your own bags but they do have some for sale. They also have boxes you could grab to store your groceries. read more

I'm an Aldi fan, I admit it. I like the smaller format, the cheap prices and German flavor of grocery shopping. No other store beats them on price, except maybe Lidl. My only peeve is they are often out of items, that I dearly want and have to go to a second store afterwards. The lines can get long, but they move quickly. You have to bag your own items or box them which takes longer and of course return your cart to get your .25 back! Or Canadian quarter (cough, cough). That bastard that put a foreign coin in the cart wasn't me....I swear. read more

This is my third review of an ALDI location and honestly, they're all pretty much the same. That's not a bad thing because they provide a pretty enjoyable shopping experience across the board. You find good quality items most of which are priced well below that of their competition. They don't have a lot of national brands but the comparable brands they do carry are of good quality. They carry most of the basics you expect to find when you do your grocery shopping. They require a quarter deposit to use a shopping cart, the quarter is returned when you put the cart back in its proper location. I absolutely love this policy and wish it would be more widely adopted. It makes it so you can always find plenty of carts exactly where they're supposed to be instead of scattered throughout the parking lot blocking prime parking spaces or rolling into cars. At this location I actually did find a stray cart in the parking lot, I was rewarded with a quarter in the slot so I actually got paid to use a cart this time. At this location I noticed the employees are friendly and pleasant, very engaging and eager to provide you with great service. On my visit here I really appreciated an employee going the extra mile to search for an item I couldn't find in the freezer section. He went to the back of the store and found the item for me. He also gave me some tips about upcoming specials which I appreciated. When it was time to check out there was only one line open but as soon as there were more than three customers in the line they immediately opened another lane. Nice work, ALDI. Parking is easy in their large private lot which I found clean and free of debris. There are two ways in and out, one on Holland Road and one on the much smaller Chantry Drive. Note that if you desire to turn left onto Holland you will want to exit left via Chantry then drive up to Holland where you are able to turn left at the intersection. You can use the other exit as well but you will need to turn right out of the lot then make a u-turn when you get to the intersection. read more

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Ok same review as my earlier for lidl. This Aldi had easy in and out parking. The selection of food items is a smudge better than Lidl. Now Lidl has more stuff that is not food related. Both offer food that is by and large cheaper than any other grocery store. The food is acceptable even though I will not be shopping here on a regular basis. I just think you get better selection and quality at a farm fresh or Harris Teeter. Having said that the food is more than acceptable and is cheap (price not quality). My advice if this is more in line with your fiscal status is to shop at the Lidl or Aldi that is closest to your home. They are about the same at both places. Also at both clerks are nice. Always a plus. read more

I'm sooooo happy these have finally made it to my area! .32c for some eggs! Are you kidding!? Now before you all go complaining about gaveling to have a quarter for your cart or not being given bags please remember this is why the eggs are .32c friggin cents!!! Less land cost since they don't need cart corral and paying people to go get the carts and bring them in cause we are just too lazy! Not everything is amazing. The lunch meat I won't get again. But the yogurts and coconut milk and cheese and produce and frozen goods, heck yea! $70 bucks for all I need would have cost me double that at Walmart! read more

Bottom line up front: It's basically the best of Costco plus the best of CVS. I love Aldi because I can always find exactly what I need at a fantastic price. Most of their "regular price" items are half the price of other stores. But it's not a reflection of quality. In fact, I've gotten better produce here than at other "high end" grocery stores. (Also, their chicken is supplied by Tyson.) This Aldi on Holland (across from Lowe's) is pretty well-stocked for the most part. There's a lot of inventory turnover so sometimes the shelves can get disorganized from customers shifting things around, but the service is amazing! One staff member was so nice I forgot what I was asking for! The only issue I've ever had was during check-out--it's their policy that the cashiers don't bag for you, which is perfectly fine...however I always have a big reusable bag ready to catch all the items as they dropped them in the cart. But some cashiers refuse to bag so they reply with, "we don't bag" (with an attitude). They'd rather neatly stack my products in the cart than to simply drop them all into my open bag... I can understand the policy, but cut out the attitude! That said, some of the cashiers are very friendly and cooperative! All in all, I would go back to Aldi for all my groceries. The stores have all the staples and I can find them easily (unlike the disjointed organization at Lidl). And week's worth of dinner for $30 is always a great reason to shop here! PS: If you ever forget your quarter, just ask the cashiers for one. Their corporate policy encourages cashiers to give out quarters if a customer needs one. It's better than to skip a shopping trip because you can't get a cart! read more

Aldi's is the truth! You can get groceries for really cheap and even organic too. They have cheap wines, beers, snacks. I really like getting their chips and dips like salsa and queso. Their frozen burritos and fish are legit quality as well. I always like to stock up on their veggies and fruit. Even one of the cashiers remembered me from the last time I visited. read more

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Ok so stopped here to take a look and see what this place is all about today. So we walked in and started to look then figured we better get a cart. Fruits and vegetables were a Great price so we decided to load up for the week. So an example of today was we got 2 pounds of blueberries, 2 pounds black berries, a pineapple, cantaloupe, bag of shelled pistachios hummus and some bagel chips all this under $20.00. If you go bring a quarter to get your cart. You will get it back when you return it. Bring your own bags for what you purchase. After your items are run through checkout they have a spot you can pack your items into the bags you brought. It has a warehouse feel to it but the prices are good. Kind of like a Tarder Joes but not as colorful and trendy. Great place to shop on a budget, but you won't find everything you need. read more

There's plenty of parking spaces. The store is clean and orderly. The produce was all fresh and reasonably priced. My checkout experience was good. The cashier was friendly. I literally don't have any complaints. What I will say is wait for the sales, that's when you get even better prices! It's really tempting to buy everything because it's reasonably priced, but brace yourself and wait for the sales. read more

I really like Aldi. Aldi might not be for everyone. They pretty much make shopping quick, simple and affordable. You can get everything for a month in less than 20 mins if you are small family which is perfect for me. They don't have a large variety or a huge selection of items on purpose to simplify your choices and make shopping quick more efficient. They don't pack everything in bulk like Sam's Club or Cosco, but like I said, if you have a small family this place is will appeal more to you and your wallet. read more

Stopped in to check out what all the fuss is about. We didn't grab a cart since we didn't grab a quarter. Which was fine because we only picked up one item. Not one employee made eye contact, smiled or even said Hello. There were only two registers open which at first made us wonder if we wanted to even wait but the line went really fast. I guess if you don't smile, say hi, thank you or have a nice day, it goes faster! The only difference between Aldi and Lidl that we noticed is that all the employees at Lidl were friendly. read more

Prices are good but staff could be better. The cashier lady gave the person in front of me a discount without coupon then when I asked for it too she said she does not know the code. read more

Great selection of grocery items.Fresh foods and organic items also available.Better price. Very Good customer service.