I've been ordering from Aldi for a while now, and honestly, I can say it's one of the most…read moreconvenient and affordable grocery stores out there. Every order I've placed has been smooth from start to finish. What really makes me stick with Aldi is the fact that I can fill my cart with everything I need -- fruits, snacks, drinks, household items, and even little treats -- without my total shooting up the way it usually does at other stores. Their prices are super affordable, and you can actually see the difference when you compare receipts. Everything always comes neatly packed, fresh, and exactly how I ordered it. I've never had any major issue with missing or damaged items, which is rare these days when it comes to grocery deliveries. The convenience alone is a win for me. I love how easy it is to place an order through their app or delivery service -- no long lines, no hassle, and I can get everything right to my door without breaking the bank. Another thing I love about Aldi is their store-brand items. Some of them are honestly better than the big-name brands. From snacks to frozen meals to fresh produce, everything has been really good quality for the price. It's like I'm saving money without having to compromise on taste or quality. Overall, Aldi has become my go-to grocery store. Between the low prices, fast delivery, and reliable service, I don't see myself switching anytime soon. I'd definitely recommend them to anyone who wants to save money while still getting good-quality groceries without the stress of shopping in person.

I remember when this used to be Lucky Mart. Glad to see it's…read morean Aldi though. Aldi is much more affordable with more realistic daily offerings. I tell people Aldi is the "Affordable Whole Foods". They have a large variety of regular grocery items, and some of them are on the healthier side. They kept most of the original layout of Luckys, and made it look more like a traditional Aldi. I got a good amount of fresh produce for some upcoming lunches for less than $10! They're on the same price point of Fancy Fruit for their produce, which I appreciate!

i may be biased because i love jen's desserts (kappo), but this is a great place to cool down on a…read moremonday evening with a frozen banana covered in chocolate and other yummy toppings like matcha chocolate, rice crackers, toasted almonds and more... but my FAVORITE are koala mama's ice creams... house made and delicious with flavors like matcha, sake kasu, praline chocolate crunch, blueberry w/ candied yuzu... getting hungry just thinking about it. yums.

Flippin' DELICIOUS!…read more Last week when we were at the Orlando Farmer's Market, Lisa D took a sample of the Spinach Pesto Organic Hummus but didn't purchase any. Throughout the rest of the day she kept talking about it. So, this past weekend I sampled it as well. WOW! I should have purchased a gallon it's so delicious. Need I say more? Okay... Dark leafy spinach, organic pine nuts, organic lemons, organic sweet basil & Italian herbs, fresh parmigiano-reggiano cheese swirled into creamy organic garbanzo beans. Sooooo... when we got home I dipped wheat thin sticks in it, YUM! However, later that evening I wanted to use the mushrooms I purchased as the market too but I have cream cheese so I opted to use this hummus in it. WOW, WOW, WOW! So delicious that I had them again last night. I can't wait to try more flavors!!!

Just like Colleen mentioned, the spinach pesto organic hummus, along with the homemade salsa is…read moreworth buying in gallons! I stumbled upon this place at the Audubon Farmer's Market and it was a love at first sample. The salsa here is gluten, sugar free, and vegan plus it pairs lovely just by eating it solo. My favorite salsa is the mango salsa and I have been drowning my chicken, along with salmon with this tasty stuff! The mango salsa consist of red onions, green peppers, silantro, organic lime juice, chili powder, cayenne pepper, and sea salt. Try Demeter's harvest out if you ever see the stand at any farmers marker. This stuff it worh gallons- I second that statement!

This place has the best roast pork I've ever tasted. It's meat candy! A lunch plate comes with…read morecabbage and tomatoes, and rice and beans. Reasonably priced and delicious!

Delicious and cheap Caribbean Latin cuisine. Cafeteria style. Beans, rice, salad (cabbage w…read moretomtato, warm potato or macaroni salad) and meat or stew entree all for $5.99.

I come here so much. They almost always have great selections of grocery items that most people use…read moreon a regular basis. I was sad they were all out of cilantro which I needed but I know sometimes they sell out of things. The store is pretty neat for the most part. It is well lit and organized. I shop here a lot since they have great prices and really good quality items. Some of their fresh produce gets yucky quick and you'll see a few rotted items in the mix which can be a little annoying sometimes but it's not a huge deal. I will continue coming here.

I love this store. It's very affordable, always well stocked, and new items always in rotation. The…read moreemployees are always pleasant and helpful if needed. I like that there's also cool home item finds. The store is pretty small and easy to navigate making a quick shopping trip!

Were you a fan of the old Eat More Produce location? Did you love their fresh produce, locally…read moresourced meats and cheeses, and their wine selection? Were you confused and worried about moving what was essentially a farmers market into the middle of a mall? Were you hoping to see something even remotely like that at this new location? Because you won't. This new location is stuck in a dark corner of the mall and isn't helped by the dim lighting and half empty space that makes it look like one of those seasonal stores that you expect to be gone next week. But you know what? Unless they change completely, they probably will be gone soon. So what did they have for sale here? Salad dressings, packaged Boars Head meats, and wines you can get anywhere else - including Publix. Supposedly the prices were a bit cheaper than Publix (that's what they were advertising), but I just don't care. If you're not going to sell produce, you have no business calling yourself "Eat More Produce".

I'm rating this new location of Eat More Produce a 3. Let me break it down…read more As my husband and I drove by their old location we realized they moved. We looked it up and saw they moved to the Fashion Square mall. hmm okay interesting..I'm intrigued because the mall is closer to my home since I live in Baldwin Park. We decided to take a visit there and check it out. First of all, no where online or even yelp could we find what side of the mall to enter, which was fine..but that could be a detractor for people. We got in the mall and went towards the food courts. We asked a couple of employees who had no idea. Finally we asked the info desk who pointed us there. It's by JC Penny next to payless shoes btw. We went there and the did have some fresh fruit(s) displayed outside the entrance. We went inside and the space is huge, but very dark. There was lots of wine and the same inventory as the other location. It felt odd and haphazard in this location , maybe because it just opened, so I'll forgive them that. Liquor license not obtained yet so you can't buy the wine. Long gone is the fresh sandwich counter although the one employee there said they would be making things in the morning and have a grab and go fridge (Grab and go in the mall though? maybe for mall employees) Overall, I know I will not be travelling to Fashion Square mall just to go to Eat more produce. It's just not as convenient as the old winter park location. I may go again if I'm in the mall, but I'm not a mall shopper, in fact the mall stresses me out. The closest mall entrance is the one by the movie theater, and you have to fight to find a parking spot.. Also, it just plain feels weird to have a produce business in the mall. It is surreal there with all the kids riding on their animal scooters. Overall I'm going to rate it a 3. My visit wasn't fantastic, nor was it the worse. I will visit when they have been opened longer and update my review as necessary. I do wish the owners the best of luck.

This was my second time going there, the first time was good. That was about five months ago…read more Second time I went was two weeks ago, and I can't even give this place even one star as far as customer service and quality of their products. Might be because they're moving and selling their farm, that they don't give a crap right now but I spent $60 dollars there and got totally ripped off and would never go there again while these owners are still there. I'm just telling you guys this so that you don't get ripped off too. I bought wheat grass that was limp to begin with. It cost $20 for the tray. I told them I would take the wheat grass without the tray and could they do it for 15. She said yes and we put it in a bag. I took it right home, put it back on a tray and within one day it was smelling rotten. It was turning yellow and I had to throw it out. I sent her pictures. I told her and she told me it was because I took it off the tray to begin with and bought it without the tray, so why did she still sell it to me that way if that was true? Then I bought an aloe plant from them for $15. The plants were all cramped inside a pot and had root rot. I was gonna try to save a few of the aloe babies, but when I got home and started to remove the dead plant leaves, I realized that the whole plant was a big mess and I never should've bought it from them. I grow fresh herbs myself, but I did not have any mint at the time, so I purchased a mint plant. When I brought it home I took a picture of it and asked Google lens what it was since it had a really weird smell not like usual mint does and it told me that it was from the mint family but that it had a fungus, which is why it smelled really weird too, so I threw that out as well. That was another five dollars down the drain. I did buy eggs from Tracy, but I'm going to throw those out too because I just don't trust this lady on any level now because she did not respond to me as a professional who owns a business and who gives a crap about her customers. Again, I texted her the pictures and told her what happened and not one time did she apologize or offer to replace the items or credit me, she basically gaslit me by saying it was my fault for not purchasing the wheatgrass without their tray, ( which I would have had to return it out deposit on) Not one time did she apologize or offer to make this sale right or offer any understanding for my dissatisfaction. She's totally unprofessional and doesn't give a crap! Guess it's all about money to her. I just hope the poor cats and animals that are there get a really good owner after she's moved to Mt Dora. Hopefully someone that's compassionate and gives a crap about people as well as animals. This is the worst customer service I think I've ever had in a really long time and that means in person or online. Very disappointed.

This is an experience as well as an amazing source for fresh healthy food! Minutes from the…read moreVillages. We went to the farm to experience the goat, yoga, I highly recommend! Very fun experience, but then we're blown away by all of the produce available how fresh everything is, they go out into the field and cut your order right when you place it. Such a great idea! And it's a beautiful property they even have Airbnb's available for a getaway or to hold an event! Highly recommend and we will be using them frequently