Aldi's always has something g to get. Today was an ok day ..several veggie, fruit items were bad…read moreso have to really look. Only some of their self checkouts were working so a short wait.

Aldi's is the estranged brother of Trader Joe's. The abbreviated history is that Aldi's and Trader…read moreJoe's were owned by German brother's who fell out over whether or not to sell cigarettes. In 1962, they introduced the name Aldi, short for Albrecht-Diskont, which translates into English as Albrecht Discount. The company split into Aldi Süd and Aldi Nord, which operate thousands of stores in Europe, the United Kingdom and Australia. Aldi Süd controls the U.S. chain of Aldi stores while Aldi Nord operates in the U.S. as Trader Joe's. ALDI opened its first U.S. store in Iowa in 1976 and now has more than 2,200 stores and is headquartered in Batavia, Illinois. While Trader Joe's has great prices, Aldi will beat them and just about everyone else's prices every time. You can still signs of that German heritage all over Aldi's like in their German line of products called Deutsche Kuche, which offers offers beer, chocolate, roasted coffee, and uncured Bavarian bratwurst. If you want to save money on groceries Aldi's is a great way to do it. In order to bring you those low prices Aldi's has instituted some cost cutting measures. If you want a cart you will need to bring a quarter and to get your money back you need to return your cart from the parking lot back to the store saving employees from having to collect the carts. You will also have to bring your own bags or pay for theirs. Sometimes I'll just grab some of their empty boxes. Lines used to be long because they keep their staff to a bare bones minimum but since they added self checkout I rarely wait in line anymore. This Aldi just opened in the Shoppes at the Heart of Tradition. I love a brand new Aldi store because they are spotless and fully stocked. Some of my favorite weekly items are the bottled green tea, K-cup French roast coffee, Fit 50 less sugar orange juice, bagged kale, and snapdragon apples. Of course I can never resist the latest home finds in the Aisle of Shame. I always grab the candles that fir in my favorite Bath and Body Works holders. My favorite recent discovery is the Italian Choco Wafers and the Maple Bacon Gouda Salad. This store is beautiful. Right now it is the only business open in this new plaza. I saw some local Tradition residents pulling up to shop in their golf carts. I was able to find everything I needed and was out in a flash. To celebrate the grand opening Aldi is giving away a $500 gift card.

I am not happy. If you close at 10pm close at 10pm. I left my house to come check some lotto…read moretickets and buy 10 other scratch-off but the lady at 9:44 said we don't sell them as we are about to close. I said what, it's 9:44, you are open or not. That's ok one less customer to take care of. Other businesses will be happy to have a new customer.

This location has the worst bakery. The cakes are always dry and old. If you're looking to order a…read morefresh cake try the us1 location or the one on st Lucie blvd. Publix is known for having a good bakery but not this location

Great little shop! They have an awesome selection of Spanish snacks, a wide variety of ice cream…read moreflavors, refreshing drinks, and delicious aguas frescas. Customer service was friendly and welcoming. The shop is very colorful and has such a fun vibe--it truly reminds me of a small neighborhood shop in Mexico. Perfect place to satisfy any craving. Highly recommend!

We went as a group of approximately 42 ladies from our community. We had a tour of the farms and…read morethen a superb lunch. The owner lady, Diane, was marvelous in telling us all about her clean farming methods, companion crop planting, good stewardship of the earth, how she came to have this 40 (?) acre farm. The tour was very interesting and tasty, as she let us try the different greens that are grown there. After the tour, we settled down for a delightful lunch prepared by the chef from a nearby restaurant named Ellies Cafe (?). Started with Butternut squash soup, which I am not usually a fan of any squash soups, but it was great, served with a freshly baked crouton. Then we had a chicken breast with a wonderful sauce, and a bean salad, broccolini salad that was superb, and a tossed mixed green salad with watermelon radish. It was all so good, that I had to clean my plate... absolutely had to. After that, we were treated to a dessert of a 2 layer cake made with fresh raspberries and strawberries and a whip cream like frosting. All the components of our lunch (except maybe the chicken, I think) were grown at KaiKai Farms. Before we left, we had a chance to purchase some fresh produce and local honey that they also have. I prepared the broccolini the next night and it was marvelous. The drive out to KaiKai is not too bad, I actually arrived there in less time than I thought. They have a farmers market every Saturday from 8:30 am until 1:30 pm. Definitely check out their website or facebook page as they have chef curated dinners (from local restaurants) scheduled that I am sure are well worth the drive. You can also have events like weddings and parties there. I will definitely go back.

This place is such a great gem! We've been coming to Kai-Kai farms for their seasonal (usually…read moreNovember-ish until April/May-ish) farmers market consistently for over five years and we LOVE it. Markets are Saturdays from 9am-1pm and feature tons of amazing produce grown right here at Kai-Kai. This produce is such high quality, and you can absolutely taste the freshness of everything they grow. They have many veggies you probably haven't heard of, wonderful lettuce varieties, kales galore, fresh herbs, and more. One cool thing I love that they do is include an info card next to the lesser known veggies, giving you flavor profiles and eating ideas... such a nice touch! There are also a few other vendors here: bread by Johnny features sourdough in many flavors and baguettes, a cheese woman who is so lovely, a spices/oils table, and a few other rotating vendors. The main focus at this market is absolutely the Kai-Kai veggies! This is designer produce at a very reasonable price. They accept cards and cash. Diane is the lady who runs the show - she's petite but mighty and is a wonderful human! The farm also has event dinners with chefs from all around the area - some are wine dinners and some are chef demonstrations dinners. You can check out their website for menu/ticket price info as each event is different. They also host events like weddings... the property is beautiful and always kept well!

The lady behind the counter was nice. For some reason, this place doesn't source their ice cream…read morefrom the local dairy (Milking R), which seems like a missed opportunity. The sandwich was fresh and enjoyable, if not unique.

Cute set up and plenty of treat choices, even ice cream! HIGH priced though for a town like this…read more Two scoops ice cream , $5.89 I believe but the scoops are not all that. Staff is young and needs to learn see a customer, maybe look up and address that instead of slowly rolling plastic fork napkin sets. The payment system is newer in which a screen comes up and shows various tip options at counter service. Chocolates are a bit high so I wont be back. The buckeye was very fresh tasting but lacked in p.b. taste. It was odd.

This was one cool market. As I first walked in I was welcomed. It made a great impression on me. I…read moreliked the atmosphere. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable at every station I encountered. Inside the market there was an area that served cooked Mexican style foods. Towards the back side the market had a meat section. They had good chorizo and sausages here. Everything looked very clean. To one side I saw baked goods and fresh breads. I ended up getting some of the bread. It was good. There were many other things here. This market had a little bit of everything. I could not stop staring at the big, beautiful piñatas hanging from the roof. So many of them. This Is a good the place to get one. I was glad I came inside. The prices were good. I liked the service I got. It was a good experience

Amazing burritos at this little authentic Latino market! The chorizo burrito was the size of a…read morefootball. (They were out of al pastor.) Worth the stop and the calories! You will need a lot, and I mean a lot of napkins! The staff there are delightful people. We are so happy we stumbled upon it on our road trip!

The meat is the very best. The service is great and the ambiance is perfect hometown market.read more

Awesome fried chicken in the deli department !Absolutely delicious! The best I've ever had…read more Reasonably priced, as well! Highly recommended. Thank you!

This is the grocery store that has items you don't usually see in a big city store! I enjoy…read moreshopping there for all my meats. They have an excellent butcher that works long hours to bring you the best meats! Reasonable prices and quality meats. When I was talking about items you don't normally see, It would be the pickled pigs feet, pickled sausage and chicken feet. I love the pickled pigs feet but haven't and probably never will, try the chicken feet?! They still have the claws attached, which is fine and I'm sure they are delicious! They have a really good deli that you can order a take out meal or have them make you a sandwich. Deli meats and cheeses are top of the line. The produce department is beyond most and they have fresh from the farm vegetables. I love their sweet potatoes! Huge baking type! It is worth a stop and a walkthrough to take advantage of hometown grocery shopping at its best!