To steal from the regional titan of industry, AMPM, too much good stuff…read more I wish we had this store in Southern California!

Good deals, it's a hit and miss, but when I'm that way I stop in. Just remolded it so it's niceread more

Can't tell you how excited I am that we got an Aldi's near by now. 3rd trip here since it opened…read morethe end of August. Finally got to take my husband so he can experience it. The parking lot and inside the store is beautifully kept clean. Spacious yet small. The friendly employees make it so nice to shop there. I had my quarter ready to get a buggy and an older man gave me his. I tried giving him my quarter and he said no because someone had given him the buggy when he got there. So when we left I did the same thing and passed the buggy along. I spent about $25 on just meat which after bagging up I got 13 meals out of for our family. Spent $107.00 and got so much more than we would had at another store.

Not just "coming soon" but OPEN! Never been to an Aldi before today and had no idea what to expect…read more(except that it's a grocery store). Someone compared it to Trader Joe's but definitely not as they don't have grab and go type meals. They do have lots of produce, meats and cheeses, frozen foods, and dry foods plus some home decor items. For some reason, it felt more like a warehouse to me as many items on display were in their shipping boxes opened up to grab one or many. The store was very open with high ceilings and no wait to check out as it's mostly self-checkout. Advised to bring your own bags. Some brands I recognized and some I did not. I saw employees stocking inventory and some at a customer service register but not a one greeted me, so again not like Trader Joe's. I have since been told of some specialty items to look out for, so rest assured, I'll be back for the "red bag chicken" aka "the chick-fil-a knock off chicken". Per advice from a friend, "If done right, air fryer or even in the oven, it's so good!! We call em (and I'm gonna spell as we pronounce in Southern accent) Chickee-feelays. Or chickees for short ."

A step back in time with this great mom and pop small business. Awesome people working here and…read morewilling to help you find or get what you need. Reminds me of stepping back in time to the western days and going into the general store to get supplies. They have everything you could need to get you through. During these tough and troubled times, this business deserves the love and attention so they can live their American dream. Help support small businesses and local vendors.

LOVE this store. they have the best meats. it's my go-to when i want a good steak, or a good…read morecake. and everyone there is so nice.

I love this locally owned home town grocery store they staff is friendly the store is well stocked…read moreand clean. I stopped in today to get a few things I noticed whole chickens on sale for .89 per pound and most chickens were under $5 wow great price so of course I got a few. The produce were all nice and fresh looking so I got lemons and fresh salad fixings and a few other things. I also picked up some cute Easter stuff. They also sell beautiful live potted plants and potted flowers.

Located on my commute, I stop here semi regularly and found the staff cordial enough, but when I…read morehad car trouble and pulled into their lot, they offered help and a kind word. Most places now would want you to move along. They offered their phone and a place to park my car overnight. I don't understand the negative reviews. These people are very kind.

unless you want to waste your money on something fake or imported from a fake company then i…read morewouldn't go here. i experienced expired potato chips and got food poisoning. if you didn't know chips expire after 2/3 months. and the ones i had been 6 months. they sell fake vapes and the cigarettes and cigars. everything there is not produced from their original companies. it's all imported.

I've been somewhat keeping this place a secret. It's Carter's in Walker, LA close to the walmart…read more On Fridays they have their seafood bar for only $10.99 a pound. You can get boiled shrimp, fried shrimp, dressed catfish, catfish strips, filets, crawfish etoufee, seafood pasta, and more on the hot bar. If you love fried fish, I recommend going for the catfish alone. To compare it to Tony's, a pound of catfish normally costs $14 a lb and their dressed fish is $5.99 a piece. I personally enjoy the crawfish etoufee, crawfish pasta, the boiled and fried shrimp, and the catfish. Definitely hit them up if you're in the area. This price is only on Fridays.

So, this morning I was actually returning an item I had previously purchased from this store. They…read morequickly apologized for the item not being acceptable and told me to make another selection to replace it. They were just as welcoming today when I made the return as they were when I made the initial purchase. This speaks volumes about this company. It's one thing to give great service when it's being initially rendered when your receiving payment but it's another thing when a return is made. I'll definitely be back to see what other goodies I can find! They rock!

Stopped by this VERY unique grocery to find a very rare item which they had. Johnathan was…read moreextremely cordial and helpful. There are SO many items I never saw or heard of here. Check it out.

I'm done with this location (still love their wine store) - no matter how pleasant the moment may…read morehave been throughout the store, the cashiers at this location are horrific... the absolute worst. In an experience that mimics my previous review, but this time with the eye rolling Dymond S. who would not utter a word to me despite my attempt at pleasantries - yet she would stop the transaction to say hello and see how someone (who was obviously a friend) was doing whilst the friend was walking out the door. Then immediately back to ignoring me. She then proceeded to throw my Veuve Clicquot into the same bag as the Tiger Sauce - with nothing but a small paper bag to contain the shards should they have busted against one another. And then without a word or even eye contact, held my receipt out for me to take. What is wrong with this location that their cashiers can't just be decent human beings and employ basic kindness to customers? We're not asking for a parade or to be fawned over, a simple response to a kind hello would suffice. But you choose to be nasty, without provocation, and I just cannot understand why.