Bought from this small business at the Overland Park farmers market. You can tell the sprouts are…read morewell loved and they are grown in organic soil which makes a big difference. If you haven't tried micro greens, now's the time to start! They have huge health benefits.

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Great Aldi! The staff is always friendly and stocking the shelves. The store can get really busy,…read moreespecially on weekends, but the line is never too long and they always have a cashier open to help keep things moving. They keep the shelves pretty stocked and always have what I'm looking for. The store is always super clean, never anything on the floor or blocking walkways.

This is a great example of an Aldi. Fresh produce, coffee, deli meat, cheese, and pickles and I was…read moreall set to make myself a lovely couple of meals at the office and avoid fast food, for at least the short term :-) There are things at Aldi that are just quality items for a lower cost than other grocery store. Cheese and meat and produce come immediately to mind. They are the go to place for charcuterie board building. The prices at Aldi are low of a lot of things, but I think it averages out. They are well stocked in what they provide, and you can typically find your Aldi items and get into the line to check out fairly quickly...and then wait for an hour to get through the checkout lane. Ha! Having multiple checkout lanes doesn't mean that they have the staff to man them. Only one was open on my visit, and ahead of my small handful of items were folks with grocery carts spilling over the top. So yeah. They are a popular store for the cost conscious, but they don't seem to be popular enough to hire or retain enough people to handle the crowd.

This is all you want from a store Groceries toys…read more AND the aisle of shame with TONS of different stuff Go here This review may be short but it has meaning

Walking into brand store is familiar with layout and food. Needed to get a few items and the soup…read morewas reasonably priced. Happy I popped in because found Karma Probiotic Water of different flavors and definitely priced lower than other big box stores. Such a good find. The story wasn't too busy. It was organized and clean. Self-check outs were open and quick checkout.

I shop at Aldi almost exclusively these days. The selection and the fair prices have me hooked…read more Bring a quarter to release a shopping cart and bring your own bags...these are measures that they use to reduce costs. They carry products that most people want, the produce department has the basic fruits and vegetables and you're likely not going to find some exotic fruit, but that's okay. However, they do change things up and carry different items throughout the year so you likely will find something interesting that you've never seen anywhere else! Give Aldi a try and you might get hooked, too!

I liked the clean and new sales floor, and the good selection of reasonably priced products…read more(especially fresh fruits and veggies, with many organic choices). As with other ALDIs, I found under-staffed checkout lanes, with lines, but the lines moved quickly. Overall, very nice for the price!

It's always my go to and they are VERY efficient at this location! Food is good pricing, the…read morecauliflower buffalo dip is a MUST, & they always have what I need in stock!! Thank you for your service here guys!

This place SLAYS! I am honestly fascinated by the employees. They are STEALTH as they are…read moreconstantly restocking the shelves, moving throughout the aisles like ninjas, and ringing people up at twice the speed of a normal human. The remarkable employees aside, the store itself is big, clean, and CHEAP. Currently as grocery prices are at an all time high, I shop at Aldi first. It only makes sense. This is by far my favorite location. I like to see the ninjas in action.

Even if they weren't an efficient German machine, I'd give Aldi five stars for this pizza alone…read more First off, it's big. Really big. It claims to be 16 inches and I fully believe it to be. Two slices fill me up. Second, the ingredients are delicious. Fresh orange and yellow peppers adorn meats and a perfect crust. Third, the thing is only $6.50. $6.50!!!! I can easily get four meals out of this thing. I usually pair it with a small Italian salad. Man on man is it good. I've recommended it to countless individuals. Okay, one friend of mine who likes cheap pizza almost as much as I do. This thing is fresh, it sells out often, and it's cheaper than a frozen pizza. AND TWICE THE SIZE. It's good. Really good. Sometimes, I'll spice it up with a little siracha. Besides the pizza, the veggies are fresh and good. The premise food is good. And the prices are phenomenal. I've done a little comparison and their squash comes out to be just under $1 per pound, where as Walmart has it $1.38. Hyvee is $1.60. The cart thing is a little weird, but I get it. They don't have to hire a cart fetcher. And I really like that they allow their clerks to sit down. Why don't other retailers allow this? Also, la croix is cheaper here than anywhere else, and their knockoff la croix is just as good, maybe better. It's $2.50 for a 12 pack. I'm a big fan.

They had a good selection. It seemed a bit less organized, and the layout was not as visually…read moreattractive, but they had everything I was looking for.

Selection is limited. Ambiance sucks. Check out very self help. Bring your own quarter snd bags…read more BUT, prices great on what they do carry. Chips, soup ( very limited selection) cheese, nuts, etc all priced well. Aldi is the inverse to HyVees outrageous prices.

This is my favorite nearby produce stop. The selection is good, but the prices (even for off-season…read moregoods) are great. The number of open checkout lanes is always limited, but the lines move quickly. Bag it yourself and save. Overall, very nice!

No plastic bags even recycle, try one of the boxes Cheese…read morehas great selection and good prices Chocolate has a great awesome selection and unbelievable prices Overall, a great deal for what they do have get over what they don't have

Beautiful new fully stocked Aldi's! All of their famous "Weekly Finds" were still available in…read morequantity on a Saturday, which is very rare since they arrive on Wednesdays. And whereas most grocery stores have a lot of bare and/or sparsely-stocked shelves, this store is chock-full. Go now!

Cafe Brazil is located inside Brazil Academy, making it a bit of a hidden gem. The bright blue and…read moreyellow décor creates a festive atmosphere, and with all the international flags hanging throughout the café, it felt like I had come to the right place. I happened to visit during the World Cup, so the flags made the atmosphere feel especially fitting. It was relatively quiet when I stopped in, making it a nice spot to relax with a coffee and pastry as well. The menu isn't huge, but it offers a nice selection of Brazilian favorites, including pão de queijo (Brazilian cheese bread), coxinha (Brazilian chicken croquettes), and Escondidinho de Carne, a Brazilian-style shepherd's pie made with yuca instead of potatoes (available with either beef or chicken). Many of these items are also sold frozen to take home, along with brigadeiros, cakes, and other desserts. They also serve coffee, smoothies, and a creative lineup of açaí bowls named after Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu belt colors. I've never had an açaí bowl before, but the belt-themed names definitely made me want to try one next time. My Order: Beef Yuca Shepherd's Pie The crust was flaky and buttery with a savory beef and yuca filling. I ordered it to go, and it was still warm by the time I got home. Honestly, I'm not sure I could tell much of a difference between yuca and potatoes, but if you're already a fan of shepherd's pie like me, this is definitely worth trying. The woman at the counter was friendly and welcoming, and the café itself was clean, bright, and comfortable. Atmosphere & Service: 5 Beef Yuca Shepherd's Pie: 5 The only reason I'm giving 4 stars overall instead of 5 is because the menu is fairly limited. I just wish they had a few more sandwiches or lunch options because I'd definitely come back to try them. I'll definitely be back to try one of the açaí bowls as well as the Beef Yuca Shepherd's Pie.

I will always comeback for the açaí, one of the best ones I had so far in KC. The food is always…read moreamazing and I also love the chocolate eggs, brigadeiros, and coxinhas. They are always a hit. Service is also so awesome, we always feel welcomed, please come try their goodies