this place is going to be packed this summer! came in today because my regular fruteria was closed…read more i got a mangonada. she makes them in the morning and then freezes them so there is no wait! she has smalls for $2.00 and you can add extra chamoy, tajin, and lime juice if you want. i'm in love! i was in and out. very clean establishment and i can't wait to come and sample the aguas frescas and the other menu items! this place is sure to be a summer hit! i'll be among the patrons waiting in line.

Yelp says they're open. Wasted my lunch break going there because evidently they are closed on…read moreTuesday's.

[ 5 ] - Friendly Service [ 5 ] - Many options, Taste…read more [ 5 ] - Fair Pricing [ 5 ] - Clean, New Establishment Live nearby and saw this brand new place pop up. I wanted to try it out and see what is was about. So many options! From " aguas de fruta / Fruit water " Custom fruit platters, custom snacks and much much more! They have all the measures for "Corona Virus" protection in place. Place is clean and in a new building. Favorites: Aguas de fruta. Especially the Lime/Agua de limon. Bionico Fruit Platter. You can add any amount of fruit you want, and they top it off with: Granola, Cream, and Honey. So Delish and they cut the fruit there daily so you know it's fresh. The owner even offered me a free small drink from their fridge, Thought that was so cool and nice of them! Hit up this new business and support them super friendly family business hard at work.

The trick to shopping at ANY Aldi is...realistic expectations. I can not do ALL of my shopping at…read moreAldi, but what I do get, is worth going out of the way for. I have never actually been to this Aldi before, I was just in the area. There isn't one near me, so I tend to stop by random ones if I am then going home. One thing I LOVE and constantly check their ads for...the organic grass fed ground beef. They don't always have it on sale, and a lot of times you have to buy a 4lb pack, but it is FANTASTIC. If you don't buy into the grass fed organics, that's fine, leave it for the rest of us. If you find it for $3.99...stock your freezer. Then make meatballs. Or burgers. Something that shows off the meat. I don't eat a lot of red meat at home but this is the only ground beef I buy. Today, I found it in single pound packages. I tend to freeze them in packs of 3/4 pounds, so I am not wasting food. Other than the beef, I love their cheeses. Score one for goat cheese under $2. Baguettes, vegetables, and their packs of microwavable rice which are perfect for meal prepping. Also at Christmas I got my sister a wine advent calendar here, which she thoroughly enjoyed. Go, Aldi. Bring a quarter for a buggy (which you'll get back), and your own reusable bags. I bring my tote, it says totes ma goat..and has a goat on it. Or, pay for grocery bags.

This location usually always has a great selection of seasonal goods. I get German Christmas…read morechocolate for $1.50. Seriously. Same box would be $40 anywhere else. The cashiers are friendly and I always find a surprise "Aldi Find" that I never knew I needed until I see it.

I was surprised when I stumbled upon this little fresh food market…read more I bought potatoes, tomatoes, tx peaches ( very tasty ) and a baby cuke cuz their cute. I think this was a shoppe for a farm but no I was totally wrong. They actually shop at the Dallas Farmers Market and none of the preserves or canned items were homemade by them. Cool idea but I was a little disappointed it wasn't straight from the farm. I will definately go back because the freshness and prices were much better than Kroger or Tom Thumb.

We love going to this Aldi. The selection is very moderate. Not a whole lot of items compared to…read moreother ALDIs. Tucked away but nevertheless, a decent shopping place

While I like savings and buying stuff at great prices. Please be wary of the things you buy…read more I was recommended Aldi and to go check it out. I did, it was ok. The place had a bunch of unknown brands for a bit cheaper than your regular well known brands. Atmosphere was good. Cleanliness was also good. The staff was also good. The reason for my 1 star is because of the quality of the products and the process that may have been used to preserve them. My son wanted some sourdough to make him a sandwich so I get a loaf of sourdough and other things. This was back in early October of 2018. So we take our groceries home eat some and he asks for me to mk him a sourdough sandwich, I try the first slice because he doesnt like the ends, and it tasted very acidic and rancid. The bag has a date of 10/24 so it must be like 2-3 weeks before it expires. So thats not the problem. I tell my son I will just mk him a sandwich from left over regular bread from kroger we bought the prior week from another store n he doesnt mind. My problem is why did this sourdough taste so acidic and rancid?!? Thats not how sourdough is supposed to taste like! This sparked my curiosity and I kept the sourdough to see how long before the bread went bad and moldy because I think this acidic taste is some sort of additive they are adding in Aldi's breads to make them have more shelf life but in this case it was over sprayed with this stuff and it hasnt molded yet! It is Jan 21st 2019 and I bought this bread in early October 2018. It has been 3 months and counting and this bread has not molded or gone bad! I will never be going back to aldi as this experience has left me very curious as to what the heck Aldi is spraying on their breads or if they even have a quality control process to check if the people they are getting their products are followings fda rules. Becareful when buy products from Aldi

Wild Fork is the place for frozen provisions, however that is also the biggest drawback. The…read morelocations are small, but easy to navigate, and prices are clearly marked. They have an extensive collection of harder to find proteins, like say Cornish hens. They also have excellent whole Culver frozen duck, for an outstanding price. Though if you're looking to serve something that day, you might have a small quandary on your hands. The service is minimalistic, but it doesn't have to be more than that, you just place the items in your cart and check out, I have never needed help outside of that so couldn't comment. The fixtures and so forth are pretty utilitarian, but again, it's a depot of frozen meats so it is highly functional. I would however like to see more premium options, like for example Allen Brothers beef products like their Waygu burger patties, or just other bespoke options like Iberico pork. They are also one of the few places that still carries veal cutlets (scaloppine), which I highly recommend as a staple protein which cooks up in just a few minutes, and is relatively affordable. Throw a couple in the freezer, combine with dry pasta, garlic, parsley, pecorino/parmesan, and a good olive oil and you can have a stellar meal with little time or expense.

When you are looking for a cut above the rest, this is where you want to be…read more I love crab fingers, however finding them outside a restaurant can be challenging. I found some in November and when I went back to get more they were sold out and haven't had any more in stock. So when I found they carried them, I made my way here to grab some. Pricey? It can be. However the quality that you are getting makes up for price as well as it being available. If you are looking to try a meat that your local market doesn't carry (think bison, swordfish, etc) or just looking for a nice steak or pack of chicken, the options are diverse so you can let your mind run loose as you walk around looking over the offerings. And the staff are super friendly. From helping you locate something to leaving you alone to roam, the help is there if you need it. Small store that lacks a big punch, stop in and give it a look!