I love ALDI's. They have great deals on toilet paper and spring waters . Which beats other stores!

Lots of appreciation to 'Christine'! I happened to leave my purse in a cart and forgot on Sunday night. When i went back to this store after four days later, i got my purse and everything and money were kept inside my purse. Thank you again Christine!!!!! read more

Yes, I'm a fan, I'm a pretty big fan of Aldi. They seem to carry everything I want and little that I don't, although their space isn't really all that big. Their prices are super good. Their generic almond milk is 2.00, which is a buck to .50 cheaper then the next cheapest price I've paid. I don't recognize a lot of the brands, but I don't care. Their version of Cheerios tastes the same and at 1.19 vs. 5.00 is the obvious winner. They have a nice selection of wine and their proteins are high quality. Their money saving systems definitely take some getting used to. You have to insert a quarter into a slot of the cart to unlock it, which you get back when you return the cart. The theory is that they save by not having to pay someone to collect the carts. However, since they currently have to have someone stand outside to explain this, I'm not sure how much money they're actually saving. They also have their cashiers replace your groceries into your cart and leave you to bag them when you're finished paying. Um, okay. I don't mind. No one gives out disposable bags anymore anyway. You should definitely try it, unless you're one of those people who gets upset by change. If so, feel free to go to Albertson's. read more

I really wanted to like this place but the bottom line is that they just aren't a great deal. Item may be a few cents cheaper but not worth the inconvenience. I have no problem bagging my own groceries, in fact i prefer it because I am particular about how it is done. What I dont like is the long bar type table you have to go to for the bagging process. It doesn't have a space for the bags to sit up in. So today I was bagging and my bag fell over while I was grabbing another item from my cart and my salad dressing rolled right off the counter and shattered. Any other grocery store would have replaced the item but not Aldi. So now the $2.50 I saved shopping there ended up right in the trash literally. The cashier walked over and said I'll pick it up later. I stick to Ralphs and Grocery Outlet in the future read more

Our first time here and it showed!! When we first arrived, we didn't realize that you had to put a quarter in to get a shopping cart. So embarrassing ‍. Fortunately Oscar was super helpful and friendly and made us feel really at ease. We went looking for good, inexpensive snacks to take to work. We were not disappointed. Good selection of nuts and cheeses. Found a few extra items as well for a good price. We'll definitely be back! read more

Love this store!! I have a family of 5 and before this store I was going to Walmart and the 99Cents store to do my shopping .Now the only place I go is Aldi. They beat everyone's price and the quality of their grocers are impeccable. Also I love there one time buys that are different every week. I always find something great! read more

amazing prices and good costumer service. I go to this location often! Great deals on almost everything plus very healthy options. The produce looks fresh and the flowers and plants always look well maintained. very clean as well. read more

This is the to go place for me. I love how much food I can get at an amazing price. I get all my groceries including my meats and dairy to cook dinner and breakfast for two weeks and it is always under $100!!! Sometimes the eggs are only .60 that's insane!!! I love going to look at all the new things they get. Every week things change. They vary from groceries to shampoo and diapers to house pans! Love love love! read more

I love Aldi, and you can't beat their prices. I used to shop at the location in Fontana on Summit until I moved to this area and now have this Aldi. This location is clean and the staff is usually friendly. The people complaining about the .25c fee I can't get enough of, I mean, it's a quarter, and if you're not lazy and put the cart back, you get it back. And yes they charge more for bags because it helps keep costs down. Would you rather pay $3.99 for a box of fruit loops and have .10c bags, or pay $1.49 for .15c bags. By now you should be using reusable ones anyway. Aldi is popular in the midwest, and my husband was the one who told me about them long before they opened here in California. He always laughs at the people who are unsure about the cart and bagging situation. The way I look at it is, if I can shop for a family of 3 for about just $60 a week, then I'll bag all my groceries and 'rent' all the carts with no problem. I buy Aldi brand for almost everything and have only had a few minor disappointments. read more

.15 cents per plastic bag is crazy! I'm getting so tired of this bag thing. .25 cents to rent the shopping cart is a hassle if you arrive without a quarter. So be aware! Decent priced food made to look like name brands is sort of trickery. The quality of some items is bad. Such as.. the bacon wrapped filet mignon. Barely edible. 80% grissle with a very off flavor. Cashiers sitting around.. with not the best attitudes. They smash your stuff in the cart. They literally toss the food in with no care and then you have to go across to a shelf and bag yourself. Decent selection of things.. limited organic items.. looks somewhat organized but a couple items are stacked on boxes instead of a shelf. Again qyality is suffered to save a couple bucks. They should hire people who smile and they should lower the bag price to .10 cents and then they should bag the groceries. Not enough of a savings to diy. This is a good place for people on a budget that don't care about quality . Nuff said. read more

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I have been shopping at Aldi since it went into the friendly hills bowl in Whittier and it is fabulous ! I love it! Unusual items, once in a lifetime items and everyday items that are a great price! Jonathan the manager there is very helpful ! They are also building another Aldi on Imperial and Harbor!! read more

**2/100 reviews** Ok ok, I take my Aldi review (Buena Park) back. Ok no I don't because Whittier rocks therefore this Aldi is better ha! So after the initial weirdness is out of the way, Aldi is actually a decent place to do some grocery shopping. For $60 I was able to buy enough food to cook 5 different meals so I am not complaining. Things to know: -Their produce is not the best. If you decide to get some, make sure you are ready to consume it or it'll be like dropping money in your trash can. -Their meat and chicken are decently priced but snatch it when you can because it goes fast. It's also meant to be cooked or frozen right away, if not...well see above. -Their hamburger patties are actually kinda sorta fucken awesome! They don't shrink in the grill and they are mighty tastey -Bring a quarter to get your damn cart. I am getting tired of gifting my quarters -However, gifting quarters is good karma so maybe above should be annulled. -Bring your own bags...well this is everywhere now cause certain people voted a certain type of way.... -Don't knock their brand down. I bought several different items that were as tasty as their much more fancy and expensive name brand counterparts (chicharones is one of those things) -Coconut oil is hella cheap here as is their bottled water ($1.99 for a 24 pack...hell-to-the-yea!) -They have this rando aisle with all kinds of cool rando stuff with a red label which means if you like something, buy it or it will be gone! I scored a generic o-cedar mop that is sold $34 other places and I got for $19.99. It works splendidly and when I went back they were all gone. I've warned you. -I also got two bags of Christmas bows (100 count each) for .99 So what did we learn today? That Aldi's is awesome but only in the city of Whittier. That is all. read more

I am a sprouts guy . I am a private chef so i decided to try this market, what kind of market opens at 9 am to late so i never made it in my schedule to buisy to go shopping at 9 am . Open early. I never made in cuz this market opens to late what the heck open earlier like regular markets . Sprouts still my favorite!!! read more

Great store!! Wish I wouldn't have waited to go. Very clean and very good prices. Clean shopping carts too!! Can you believe it. Lol read more

I love this store! It's so clean and organized! There is not store that I have gone to where it is as clean. They are so customer friendly and I love the variety of healthy snacks! Makes meal prepping a lot easier ! read more

Haven't been to this store yet, but people really need to stop whining about paying to rent a cart. You get the qrter back, they do this so people don't take off with the carts like thee other stores. And find the carts on the streets.. read more

Really ALDI? Not everyone carries change to rent a basket. Not a good first impression. Big turn off and reason I turned around and did not shop. I don't get it. read more

DISAPPOINTED. stopped in a few days before Christmas late evening - needed a few quick baking items. A lot of unknown brands, couldn't find my "baking staples" and no employee around or offered to help. Won't waste time going back. read more

Unfortunately today I drove away from this store as I was waiting for the store to open I saw an employee come out and clean the carts and take the trash out of the can and he had NO MASK. I'm in California, Santa Fe Springs and NO MASK??? So I called corporate and they told me their employees are not required to wear mask so I drove away. I will not enter that store again unless they change their policy and obey California laws for wearing a MASK. DONT GO IN FOR YOU ARE NOT SAFE. read more

Went back to Aldi to buy more Keto ice cream, none to be found. Told it was an "Aldi find" and may have again "someday" , even though clerk said sold out quick. The ONE clerk in store was even hard to find. Who does the ordering for this store? read more

Have been living in California for almost 2 years and still had not found a grocery store that i was happy with price wise. I went to Aldi today and only spent $60 and got a bunch load of groceries !! I am excited to try their brand of food items. They don't have a lot but they do have what everyone needs which is the basics. Anything and everything to make any basic meal. read more

Was at bev-mo and had heard about this from friends so wandered over. Prices on wine were lower than Bev-mo on a couple items (limited selection). I couldn't figure out how to get a shopping cart, but found it requires a refundable quarter. Limited but adequate selection of food supplies. Weird selection of gift items. Aisles were wide and store was clean. Cashier answered a call in the middle of a transaction and ran off to check stock while we stood there in line. Multitasking didn't work in this case with three people in line. Meat selection was limited but prices were decent. Produce was less expensive. I'd guess that they were consistently 10-20% below Ralph's prices across the board. I'll give it another shot! 5 for prices- 3 for multitasking but friendly cashier=avg 4. read more

Not for me. Prices on some products were good but others not so good. Not impressed at all. Not a great choice of products either. It was dead when I visited. Kind of a depressing market. I prefer Sprouts or Trader Joe's. read more

The bowling alley is gone....for this? I'll admit that I had high hopes due to the hype surrounding Aldi, but this store is just kind of depressing. We walked in one night and the place was DEAD. Usually, I'd like a whole store to myself. But the employees were like silent robots and there was one other customer wandering aimlessly around. I'm talking dead silence in the store. Kind of eerie. Products were all knock off brands, which is great if you're trying to save on some cash. But what's with the hype surrounding this place? I don't get it. Nothing special, and the products/range of products are just...meh. read more

You can't get everything here so it's limited at times, but what they do have is very reasonably priced. Parking is easy in and out, the employees are always friendly. Their eggs are under a dollar and you really can't beat that read more

I have always loved Aldi: the low prices, clean store, ability to get in and out quickly. BUT, yesterday I went to Aldi in Whittier, got there before they opened, because I'd seen some kettlebells offered in their weekly ad at a great price. I was seventh in line, on the first day of the sale, and felt I'd surely get my great deal. WRONG. They only had THREE sets stocked, and the first three people got them. Only three???? Why are they putting it in the ad which lasts a week? Everyone else who goes there the rest of this week looking for that item will be disappointed, as I was. I expressed my disappointment (politely) to the manager and a cashier, and they both were sympathetic but couldn't do anything about it. Today I wrote to the corporate people about the situation and I just got a canned response and referral to check out their "Aldi Finds" each week. Yeah, I don't think so. read more

Me and my visit Aldi weekly and do all of our shopping here. Couldn't be happier with this grocery store.

Well... it's been a long while since they opened and I just walked in today for the first time... where do I begin....I parked and thought I was helping the lady parked next to me and was going to take her cart from her... nope, she wasn't having it... I want my quarter back she yells at me. She had a way to walk to take it back so I offered her a quarter and hesitantly she gave me the cart. Now fortunately I walked in for a case of water.. decided to walk around around see what they had to offer and what the radio hype was about... very very disappointed to say the least... got a few small cans of organic tomato paste at .49 cents thanks it was the only deal the store had. The water is the same price everywhere and this had brand.. I don't see this store surviving much longer.. read more

My favorite grocery store! Who cares if the decor is a bit blah? I can't even believe that is what some folks are complaining about. I would rather the decor be blah so that food prices can remain low. Clearly some people don't understand how business works. Aldi have the necessities and then some. Their prices are AMAZING!!! And their food is fantastic. Tons of organic options. Their organic baby food pouches, milk, meat, lunch meat and cheese and K-Cuos for coffee are the best pricing around!!! You need to bring your own bags which has been their philosophy since before the law changed and you pay a quarter to "rent" the grocery carts but upon returning the cart you'll get your quarter back. This is partially how they keep their pricing of products down. I am such a happy customer! I do most of my shopping here and still buy a few items at Vons and sprouts. I am easily able to feed a family of 3 on $300/month thanks to Aldi! And we aren't sacrificing taste, quality or nutrition. In fact, they have several products that we like much more than what we have found at other grocery stores and its actually cheaper than elsewhere - score! I am beyond grateful to have an Aldi by me! Bonus tip: they have huge take and bake pizzas for $6 that are delicious. We get one once in awhile as a treat. read more

Just tried to shop for the first time at this store. Never made it in. They wanted me to rent my shopping cart for the privilege of spending my cash, while charging me for bags. Nope! A bridge to far. Not for me, no thank you! read more

I tried my local store on Whittier Boulevard and found that it is an odd Little Store where the electronic door opens from the wrong side so you almost run into the glass then when I was looking for a basket, I just wanted a handheld basket but there were none available when I tried to get a shopping cart I pulled on the handle and it made a loud noise. Which made everybody look my way, the unfriendly Checker standing nearby gruffly asked me if I had a quarter for the basket. Apparently you have to pay to get the basket? I told her never mind. I then proceeded to walk around and didn't find much interesting but some of the prices were reasonable some not so reasonable I wound up walking out with nothing read more

We went in a few days ago because besides the expensive Vons, Trader Joe's and sprouts this is the closest market to our new neighborhood. We loved how quiet it was and how we got to bag our own items and weren't rushed. Our cashier was very friendly, I was a little worried after reading these reviews, but sometimes people make a mountain out of a molehill. Or just flat out love to complain. So what if they're boxes stacked or it's "dead"...you mean quiet?! I'm glad they don't have that super obnoxious ambience everyone is so used to at other stores. I think having to pay for a cart is smart, keeps people from being messy and lazy. All in all we will definitely returning, it's a nice change. read more

Just had a really BAD experience at this Aldi location on Tues a.m. Thought I would share. Decided to give this new store in our area a try. Had a basket full of groceries ..$100.00 to be exact. Then I had the most unfortunate experience. A cashier name "CHRISTINE" was at the register checking customers out. A very very rude young lady, not sure where they recruited her, most likely from one of the unemployment , GROW offices! Really rude from the beginning, no hello, no how are you, good morning ..nothing! She kept throwing my groceries around with a mean smirk on her face epecially after asking her several times to be more careful since she was crushing and almost breaking everything on the check out belt trying to go fast. When I brought this up to her she just barked back at me with a very rude comment. I don't understand why no one obviously told her in training or before Aldi's grand opening that she is one of the faces of Aldi ..a representative and extension of the stores brand. No wonder there was no one there in the storem it was like a ghost town ..as one reviewer put as a morgue! The company need to send her to get some sensitivity training and how to treat customers with some common courtesy. Needless to say I WILL NOT be going back! With so many new food, grocery stores opening up in the area like Grocery Outlet, Sprouts, Walmart Grocery and Northgate re-opening down the street. There are so many more places to shop in a much better, friendlier environment. Stores like Von's , Albertson's and Ralph's they offer great customer service. Always very friendly and cheerful. They actually appreciate their customers, that's why they've been around for decades. Bottom line .. customer service a big Fat (0) zero!!! read more