Good place to shop for an elder person really enjoy the fruit and vegetables. Also has great prices for fresh frozen fish

I ALWAYS go to Aldi's before Wally world, saves me a fortune. Too often Walmart items are placed in lower priced columns and if you don't catch it at checkout you WILL get educated. read more

Great prices. Unbeatable. Fast moving check-out lines. Clean store! But, Inconsistent stocking of products

I love Aldis... I love the products they carry the variety carry , the price point... who doesn't love the speed of the check out... But the friendliness of the majority of the employees is why they only get three stars, including the manager. It doesn't take any time to smile... I was in the other day to stockers were working in the aisle I was in they had a forklift positioned so that you couldn't get on either side of it and it was at the end of the aisle. It was on the opposite side that they were working on and if it would've just been 4 inches over, I could've gone through the aisle instead I had to turn around and walk all the way to the other end and go up the other aisle. I didn't say to one of the guys, it sure would be great if this was moved over just a few inches so I could go through here... His response was sometimes what works best for you doesn't work for us...wow read more

I have gotten a lot of flack for loving Aldi as much as I do, especially among the Whole Paycheck Horde, so let me just say first: hatin's bad, and Aldi's awesome. Deal with it. This is a grocery store first and foremost, but you never know what kind of fantastic treasures you'll run across here. Electric juicer for $35? Check! Mini food processor for $8? Check! Digital cameras, DVD players, electric fireplaces, kettlebell sets, JOGGING TRAMPOLINES? Check, check, check, check, CHECK! I've purchased all sorts of wonderful crap here, including a German-made digital camera that cost 70% as much as my Powershot but functioned longer, and took really nice pictures to boot. There's some misconception that Aldi = poor quality, but I haven't found that to be the case with either their edible or non-edible products. Most people don't realize that Aldi is one of the biggest (if not THE biggest) grocery chains in Europe, and that it was founded by the pair of brothers who also founded Trader Joe's. And no, today's Aldi is no Trader Joe's, but it's a far cry from the Aldis of the past, which consisted mostly of large bags of rice and canned food. This particular Aldi is directly across from my mother's house and I visit EVERY time I'm in town to stock up on things like delicious chocolates and cookies, gourmet spice grinders, olive oil, and all sorts of weird European crap like Toffiffee, spekulatius, and pfeffernusse. All at AMAZING prices. This Aldi has a pretty big frozen convenience food section, fresh meat that is reasonably good, a small but fairly comprehensive produce section, all of your refrigerated "staples" like milk, OJ, lunchmeat, and butter, and perhaps best of all - CHEESE! Cheese out the wazoo at incredible prices. Big tubs of romano, asiago, and parmesan for $1.99. IN YOUR FACE CENTRAL MARKET! Brie rounds! Chevre! Sharp cheddar! I save a ridiculous amount of money over the holidays when I'm cooking with tons of cheese. There aren't too many things I miss about living in Wichita, but Aldi is certainly one of them. Fingers crossed that Austin sees both an Aldi and a Trader Joe's in 2012!!! read more

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Good buys limited items, but if you are looking for healthy alternatives this is the place.

Lots of people don't understand why I shop here. Honestly, it helps save money and they typically have great deals even when items are not on sale. I commonly buy tomatoes, avocadoes, potatoes, onions, garbanzo beans, and their sugar free organic pasta. Sugar free pasta at the organic store usually costs $5 or more for a jar. Come to Aldi's and get it for $1.20 a jar, that's a steal!!! The store has expanded their selection of organic goods and the prices are really good. They also have an organic produce section, but I typically skip over that. You can save a bundle of money shopping for the right things here. Just make sure you take a quarter with you when you shop if you want to use a cart. Don't worry, return the card and you get your money back. They keep their cost down by not having cart pushers or an in store phone. They just started to accept major credit cards, which made my day!!! read more

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Nice new store! However, the attitudes of the employees still leaves a lot to be desired. When asked questions they seem to have a chip on their shoulders and at times are rude. To much bother to be courteous. I love Aldi's and the selection and prices are great which is what keeps me coming back. Thanks for updating the store. read more

As a college student trying to stretch the dollar, Aldi is a life saver. Fantastic variety of products at dependable quality. Also, a huge fan of the weekly deals that come out on Wednesdays. read more

I used to go to the Walmart Supercenter and Sam's Club for everything, but after actually taking note of the prices, Aldi's almost always cheaper...and the quality is actually quite good. (Chicken leg quarters in bulk I still buy at Walmart, b/c the ones at Aldi lately seem to be smaller in size and with more frozen water). One con is that they usually only have one cashier working at a time, but these staff tend to be super fast at checking you out, so it's not too much of a big deal. read more

Aldis has quickly become my staple, go-to grocery store. Don't be afraid of the brand's that Aldis carries..I have found them to be generally very high quality and a terrific value. Selection is more limited than a supermarket, but you'll find most of the items you'll want. Produce particularly is low prices and great quality. The only downside is there are often times in this store when there are not nearly enough checker lanes open for the demand. read more

I love to shop here when I am in KS. I wish we had these in CA. and yes we have Trader Joes and I would rather have an Aldi. I go out of my way to shop here. Driving past lots of other stores. If you do not shop here you are missing out on spending your savings some where else or maybe even putting it the bank. read more

I always love going to ALDIs because of the affordable pricing and speed. Sadly, this location has only had one or two people checking people out at 5:30pm (during a very busy time) when I'm there. This makes for a pretty long wait. read more

Aldi is probably one of the best grocery stores in Wichita. (I should give them 5 stars, but I don't just give those out.) Aldi is not a cheaper grocery store. Aldi IS a LESS EXPENSIVE grocery store!!! (If you desire cheap food, I recommend ChinaMart.) Aldi's food is not cheap. It is a higher quality food at an affordable price. The store is very clean, except for when inconsiderate shoppers trash the parking lot or sample the food in the store without paying (Confused ChinaMart shoppers with filthy habits.) And, the employees are very friendly if they are not too busy working themselves silly. (The employees are hard workers there.) The produce is sometimes fuzzy, but this keeps you on your toes. (Which, you should be anyway in our mass-consumer culture.) However, you can bring your stuff right back to the store in exchange for you money back, & a better replacement of the product you just purchaced. (Aldi's Double Guarantee.) I shop at the Aldi on 21st & Woodlawn, but I have also run out to the one on 21st & Amidon when I am in the area. Both stores are always busy, and they always have something good to buy. I also shop at the Farmer's market, Leekers, Piccadilly, and Dillions for the things I can't get at Aldi. However, I shop at Aldi first as a rule of thumb to save myself a small fortune. read more

This store is remarkable, It has now removed transfats and artificial dyes from its Aldi brand products, and it offers many organically produced items. It is a Trader Joe's only not a fancy. Their prices are so reasonably low that I wonder how they make a profit. They offer many times items only during the season you might need them, and this keeps their need for floor space low. You sack your own groceries, so overhead is lower. Try it a few times, you might like it as much as I do. read more

A quick update on a few products I compared to national brands. If you buy the regular Kraft mac & cheese in the box...try the Aldi version (33 cents). I was amazed...it tastes exactly like the Kraft. Also, if you like Pace picante sauce, the Aldi brand tastes exactly the same. I tried the 12 oz Aldi hotdogs, and I like the taste better than the Bar-S ones. read more

Aldi's rocks. One day I decided to try it. I found high quality and low prices. That's the name of their game. And for those "food snobs" who think Aldi's is only for low income people, guess again! The Aldie's parking lot is full of Cadillacs, BMWs, etc. read more

Just finished the whole foods thanksgiving dinner. I had ordered the complete turkey dinner for 4 with the standard fixings of mash potatoes, string beans almondine, rolls and cranberry sauce. Unfortunately it was a big disappointment. The mash potatoes actually had a strange smell and the gravy was so so. The turkey came pre-cooked which for some strange reason I thought meant it was cooked just before I picked it up. (This was my first time ordering a thanksgiving dinner). It means it was cooked at the factory then sealed in plastic. Needless to say it tastes nothing like a freshly cooked turkey right out of the oven. I am a fan of whole foods produce and fish so this was a big surprise. read more