This is an odd place. Admittedly it's not their fault that they're the only thrift store in the…read morearea now after Unique closed. What is weird is that they don't take credit or debit cards and the ATM in the back of the store is expensive.The prices also tend to be all over the place for their very spotty selection, sometimes I would go in and get a bunch of essentials for the house for very cheap. Another time I tried to buy some fabric and the woman wanted like $18 for it. The last few times I've went I was looking for specific items that most thrift stores have like a backpack, or some jeans and they didn't have anything so it's a strange place.

Got what we were looking for at a cheap price. Friendly staff. He had a bum knee but helped us…read morecarry the item anyways.

This place is stealing peoples link / Ebt . Living in this…read morearea over 25 + years NEVER have we stepped foot inside this place ! Somehow they know what they are doing because they are accessing peoples EBT cards from another store / gas station that 1 may have gone to . This is why / how people get seriously HURT doing this to innocent people & their family's . You can find the owners Names Alaaeddin Mansour / Ahmad Zahra / Ahmad O Zahra , Living in Oaklawn , Illinois in the 500k$ house they bought less than 2 years ago with the little people of the community's money they have stole ! Forgot to mention that they DONT even have 100$ worth of food in the dam store much less over 400$ they stole from my children ... James in Chicago waiting to meet store owners ,

Staff is welcoming and the shelves are always full. Good deals. I brought very cool Chicago…read moresouvenirs.

It's a good place for quick stop variety of things are great to buy…read more The have nice table coverings bathroom decor is nice I like there furniture

Good service. Dollar Store with everything you need! Only negative would be the parking situation.read more

I love the way that they work. The accuracy of the shirts we ordered were on point. Now I have to…read morego back and get shirts for my son 5th birthday . This is the place to go. They work real fast.

Hood staple for sure. They're going to get things done and the outcome will always be great…read more However they need structure in the store. They should learn to greet people and assure everyone, they'll get to them. Know who wants what. Customers are just standing around everywhere and no one is acknowledging them.

It's a thrift store but not for purses. Retail prices or higher…read more Shame. Shame. Shame.

This used to be one of my favorite thrift stores. They have a lot more of the newer clothing than…read moresome of their other locations. But they have less of what I usually go to the thrift store for. I'm a big dress and skirt girly. I find a better selection of both at their 47th st location. I would come again during their 3 for $1 sale on Sundays. Maybe after I got up their 47th street location.

Today July 3, 2024 at around 2:40 pm at the Aldi on Kedzie & 51st. I was going to do my groceries…read moreshopping when I first walked in got a couple of my things and I encountered a man who pulled his pants and showed his private parts to my kids & I. As im walking away from him he puts his hand in my face (the hand he used to put his pants down) waving saying Hi to me, I yelled at him No and he follows me as I went looking for a worker. I found a male worker and when I told him he followed me, I showed him who it was (he was pretending to be looking at cookies now) and he told me he couldn't do anything about it because the "man" had a mental illness. He said "He is Autistic, just ignore him. He's here with his mom". I responded "I Understand he's autistic, I have a son who is as well and I do my best to take care of him so we don't have any accidents. They should be watching him." He was no help and I felt extremely uncomfortable to continue to do my shopping, I just left my cart and left. I called the police to do a report but they didn't show up. I will be going to the police department to get a report for the lack of action from the store to do anything to even try to keep my kids and I safe, or other customers as well. I'm sure it's not the first time the "man" has done it. They get no consequences for their actions and they will continue to do it. Unfortunately Aldi has been added to the list of stores where Women can't to their shopping comfortably without being harassed. This is the "man" who showed his private and the woman who was with him.

It's that time of year for Yelpers: Thank You Thursday!…read more This year with the Coronavirus Challenge, I am especially thankful for my neighborhood Aldi.  (To be honest, I am always thankful for my neighborhood Aldi.  : )  For the most part, I think this Aldi has done a pretty good job during this time. They seemed to stay rather well stocked for the most part. (Maybe I just picked the best days to shop?!?)  At the start of the various restrictions, it did get a bit confusing as to where to get the shopping carts.  First, they were outside the door with an employee handing you a cart; then,  they were inside with an employee handing you a cart; it seemed like the next time the carts were inside and no one was there handing you the cart;  and then the carts were back outside in their usual spot and you needed to put the quarter in them again.  I have no idea where the carts will be next week when it is supposed to be another Lockdown situation. I guess I will find out soon enough.  Aside from the confusion of where to find the carts and whether I can bring tote bags in with me, it has been okay shopping here.  As I mentioned already, they seem to stay pretty well stocked and I usually find what I want to buy.  The cashiers are usually pretty friendly, even though I can't see their smiles nowadays. I don't dawdle very much in the store these days, so I only buy what I absolutely need.  No time for impulse shopping.  Saving $$--more than usual at Aldi Anyway, thanks Aldi for being my favorite grocery store! Happy Thanksgiving!

Swap-O-Rama? More like Thrift-O-Rama!! Just $2 gets you all day access. You'll find pretty much…read moreeverything: fresh produce, clothing & replica jerseys, gardening supplies, lots of pottery and everything in between. Did I mention Mexican staples like micheladas, churros and Horchata!? And yes that means tacos and similar eats are nearby. In fact, if you decide to walk-in hungry, makes sure to get a hand stamp (or maybe 2) to allow re-entry. You can find all the Mexican eats your stomach may desire inside, however the best eats are actually around the perimeter before you enter. More specifically nearby 43rd & Wood Street. Park on 43rd and take the hike to S-O-R. Trust me, you have to try the food along the way. And this way, after you've spent the day at the place you can even find lunch on your walk back to your car. From my experience, stalls start to close down around 1pm, target arriving early, perhaps between 10am and 1pm. Pro Tip: Bring a minimum of $50 in cash so you are prepared to shop & negotiate. Smaller bills recommended.

There's not really much to say but it's a flea market and u never know what you'll find. U can…read morefind just about everything like furniture, records, food, toiletries, home improvement items....it is worth the visit. They have several Swap-O-Rama locations. I was near this 1 and it was my 1st time in over a year. I enjoyed just walking up and down the rows of vendors. Be careful u will be tempted to buy a lot. Though I did not find what I was looking for I found a few items I liked. Only $1 entrance fee. Make sure u get stamped if u need to take items to your car or need to step away. I brought a large reusable bag with me. U can also bring a cart. Happy shopping!!