First off, I want to say that their strawberries look fresh and ripe. However, I cannot attest to…read morehow good they are because at $7/pound, I didn't buy any. I don't know how many average American consumers would be willing to pay this price. Evidently not many since the person who arrived after me walked off empty-handed as well.

This is a great little strawberry stand that comes with freshly picked strawberries every morning!…read moreShout out to Kevin for letting me sample and try the different types of strawberries they have to offer. I couldn't help but buy a box on the spot, they were that sweet and juicy! It's conveniently located right off of the 405 s on Heil and Bushard. I'll make sure to come by again before they're gone. Make sure you do too!

I have been to this Aldi store several times and I have been very happy with the selection of food…read moreand household items. Also bathroom accessories. They have wonderful make up removal towelettes for $1 The service is always great and the store is clean. I would recommend it.

The ONLY reason this Aldi location managed to earn a star from me is because of its overall decent…read moreprices and quality food options. Otherwise, I would have given it zero stars. The majority of the staff I have encountered--outside of one kind gentleman who is technically a third-party representative and not directly employed by the Aldi brand--have been truly unprofessional. Although there is no excuse for this behavior, it does not appear to stem from dissatisfaction with their jobs. In fact, many of the employees seem content. Rather, it is the attitude and manner in which certain clientele are treated that comes across as distasteful and disrespectful. On multiple occasions, I have witnessed and experienced childish tactics from employees. This has included making comments such as, "You better move out of the way," as customers are navigating the aisles. There have also been instances where employees appeared to aggressively toss or move boxes directly beside customers as they were attempting to pass by. While I understand that inventory stocking occurs throughout the day, there are professional standards and common courtesy practices that should be maintained during business hours. From time to time, there are also aggressive customers who behave as though they are entitled to bully others simply because they believe they can. Example: The cart return area has three lines for customers to choose from. On one of these occasions, I was placing my cart back and gathering my groceries when, out of nowhere, I saw another customer mad-dashing toward where I was standing. She then aggressively started yelling, name-calling, shouting, and scoffing in the most unladylike fashion. She gestured that she needed to return her cart; mind you, there were two or three other lanes that were open and available. Yet, she was insistent upon badgering me to drop everything I was doing during my grocery experience to appease her ill repute. Absolutely not. I am unsure whether she may have been attempting to scam me, as she was desperately trying to get me to leave my fully loaded shopping cart unattended, exposing my wallet and groceries. The security who had been on duty and watching the incident did nothing to prevent further harassment. Noting, a continuation of "selective" targeting and job performance. I've also noticed that some of the security will abandon their position to go stand in certain areas of the store and touch store product. I found this odd as I do not see how that is conducive to their "supposed" role of providing safety. Unfortunately, the negative attitudes displayed by some employees seem to mirror this same energy, creating an unnecessarily uncomfortable shopping environment. Nonetheless, I genuinely enjoy the Aldi brand and appreciate the products they offer. For that reason, I will likely continue shopping at this location. However, it would be in Aldi's best interest to address the conduct of some of the individuals representing the business. Improved professionalism, stronger customer service standards, and greater accountability would significantly enhance the overall shopping experience.

Parks in front of a wholesale and double parks when there's tons of other places to park a box…read moretruck Go figure I can only imagine how their warehouse or products look like

From the owner: We specialize on fresh fruits & vegetables delivery 6 days a weekread more

Fresh veggies! Pick up your fresh veggies here!…read moreFarm to table... Can't get any better than this. And they have jambu fruits! Delicious!

Note--all of my photos are the original photo, no filter or color retouching…read more I drive passed the Thacker Strawberry Stand on Spring/Los Coyotes everyday and last week I finally checked it out. OMG mouthwatering deliciousness!!! -the strawberries are plump- I'm talking 2inx3in -the strawberries range from super sweet to less sweet to a touch on the sour side -you must meet Maria, who runs the stand, is apart of the Thacker Farms family. -the strawberries are grown in Oxnard, CA and every day, Maria's brother drives the pickings of that day (same day!) to Long Beach. Talk about a hustling through LA traffic! -I have already been back to the stand 3 times in the last 12 days

Fantastic strawberries. Quick service. Lots of parking for easy pick up. Friendly people. What more…read morecan you ask for?

10 out of 10 - I don't recommend. At least that is my experience with the Spicy Dill Pickles…read more you can make much better pickles at home and ready to eat in about an hour. There is nothing DILL about these poorly flavored pickles. $9 for a 16oz. tub of sliced pickles, I really expected more. I looked at the bottom of the container just to see how much seasoning was used - about 1/4 teaspoon of fresh dill at most. They really taste more like a bad bread & butter pickle with a little red pepper flake kick. Apparently, some people might be into that kinda thing. Or maybe I got a bad batch. I will never buy anything from this company again unless I am able to sample the product first. You've been warned.

So when I first tried these pickles they had a little booth in the farmers market in Anaheim across…read morethe street from city hall. Let me tell you these were delicious. Kind of random how I was searching for farmers markets around the Long Beach and stumbled up these guys. Definitely taking the trip to get some of these amazing tasting pickles!

These are THEE BEST, juiciest, sweetest, biggest strawberries I've ever had in my entire life!…read moreAfter having these, I just can't have regular store bought ones anymore! 1000/10 definitely have to try - you'll be hooked!

I went to this location today, it was the first time that I bought strawberries there this season…read more I was shocked at how much they have done up on price, it was $21 for a three pack and the half flat was $54, but she said that she was selling it for $42 because it was the end of the day. The strawberries are look nice, the ones on the bottom were too ripe and some were bruised, so I wasn't able to use the whole strawberry. I want to support small business, but at those prices, I won't be going back.