I'd be pretty damn happy if I lived in this village and this was my local store. Sure I might not…read moredo my full grocery shop here, but if I were looking for quality ingredients for a dinner party or some unique items for my pantry then I would be here all the time. There's a small fruit and veggie section as well as a nice range of wine, but what I loved most of all was the compact deli right down the back, complete with neon diner lights spelling out DELI. Like moths to the flame, charcuterie lovers will be drawn down here for fine cured delicious things.

Every good neighbourhood needs a gourmet grocery store and this is it for Yarraville. Whether…read moreyou've got dietary restrictions or just looking for products of higher quality or less jammed full of sugar and preservatives, this is where you'll find it. In addition to a good range of meat and everything you need to throw together a meal, they also sell wine and have a cute deli section. Being just a short stroll from Yarraville Gardens, this would be a wise pit-stop to stock up on cheese and charcuterie to prep a picnic.

​I had a terrible experience at this ALDI today. I arrived struggling with a heavy bag and an…read moreirritated toddler, only to find the trolleys locked. I didn't have a coin on me, so I asked the security guard standing right by the trolleys for help. ​Instead of assisting a customer who clearly had her hands full, he told me I had to walk into the store, wait in the checkout queue, and purchase a trolley coin first. I even offered to buy whatever was necessary after I had the trolley so I could actually free my hands to shop, but he refused to budge. ​It's ridiculous that "policy" or a 10-cent plastic coin is more important than basic customer service and helping a parent in need. If you're looking for a store that actually values its customers and understands the reality of shopping with kids, go elsewhere. I certainly won't be returning.

They have stopped carrying some of their best selling items. AlCafe medium and dark roast instant…read morecoffee. For an instant, it was quite good. Now trying to push to Decaf junk. That no one wants or needs not to mention the dangerous chemicals used to wash the caffeine out of the coffee beans!! Fraser Briggs beer has left the shelves. It seems they are trying to get rid of the slabs and only replacing with 6 or 12 packs that are high priced. But Briggs as well as Alcafe are both Aldi brands.. Other large spaces in the shelves with missing products. It's becoming a matter of why should I bother when Coles is at the other side. I might pay a little more but I only have to stop once!!

Big variety & great food & you'll be sure to find what you want ... love the cake shop, deli &…read moreflowers...

OHHH I LOVE this place…read more I swear I could live here (at night.. when its quiet). It has EVERYTHING food wise you could imagine, and more. - Freshly (like right in front of your eyes) made orange and apple juice. - Meat, meat MEAT - every meat you can imagine and drool over - Baked goods... so many... try and avoid it! - Fresh ALL AUSTRALIAN produce.. yum! But the best part is the cafe inside. Open till 3pm every day - they serve all the traditional breakfast dishes like Eggs Benedict, Big Breakfast & Smashed Avo... but they also have adorable cakes, wraps and toasted sandwiches. Great service and price too... I want to go back right now :)

This is a tiny little grocery store that sells only vegetarian and vegan products. There is an…read moreextensive range of frozen 'mock' meat products, plus vegan dairy items such as cream cheese, sour cream, vegan cheese including a sensational ricotta and many other soy milk products. There is a large range of Asian style dried vegetables, sauces, noodles and baking products, all vegetarian and many also vegan friendly.