The best Spanish little market around. Although I am not Hispanic I love shopping there, Their…read moreprices are very reasonable and the customer service is very friendly. Not forget to mention you need to try their new juice bar it's fantastic and fresh fresh!

Great variety of fresh produce, Latinx/hispanic foods and amazing corn tortillas (fridge section)…read moreand pan dulce (sweet bread). This store as been a great addition to our neighborhood, very affordable, clean, friendly. Support your local family owned businesses!

Not charging 29.00 dollar and change for dog food that I get else where for 23.00 .Thank is just a…read morebig rip off. Done with this store. Sharon Hanke. Sharonhanke1021@gmail.com

I came here to pick up a few items for a new recipes. I needed whipped cream cheese, cream cheese,…read moreBiscoff cookies and cookie butter, heavy cream, sugar free whip cream and sugar free jello pudding mix. I also got some strawberries. They barely had any lettuce for purchas which I wanted for a lettuce wrap. My two desserts came out well.

Great prices, friendly workers and great verity. Store is…read morealways clean and shelves stocked and orderly

love the quarter to get a cart,stops carts racing across the car park due to ignorant selfish…read morepeople who don't give a crap...............until it happens to them like at Target,Giant,Home Depot and the like. Anyhoo,prices are VERY fair,produce on the whole,very good,packaged,tinned items are great,as is the fresh,bakery and refrigerated items such as milk,eggs, yogurt etc,and did I mention very fair prices. Checkout is lightening fast,not another retailer/grocer/supermarket can touch the speed and efficiency of their checkout.Long lines occasionally but boy,they knock them down REAL fast! Not taking away from Lidl,they have great products too,including their onsite bakery,prices are fair on many items too,but what makes me opt for Aldi first is their format,floor layout and speed of checkout.Phenomenal. I give Giant a hard pass,not because their prices are higher,(and they are) but because I have been unfortunate enough to be there on 2 occasions when the store manager(found this out by chance on the second visit),her name starts with K,was talking to employees like crap,on the floor,in Giant attire and obviously in business hrs while there is foot traffic.I refuse to support a business that allows associate abuse. Well done Aldi,keep rocking it!

An amazing old time grocery with a staff that is friendly and knowledgeable about their store and…read morethe products they offer High quality meats at reasonable prices.

Great service and selection, great local butcher, hard to find items available. Location is…read moreconvenient to Westminster.

The store is very clean, neat, and well-organized, with a great selection of products. It's fully…read morestocked, and the staff is incredibly friendly. We ended up buying many items we hadn't planned on and took them with us on our way back home.

Really? Not a great experience - even for an Aldi. Super…read morecrowded (to be fair I came at 12 noon on a Tuesday during the lunch rush) and frazzled staff. Long lines for self-check out and the "regular" check out. Meanwhile, I got a few items, waited in line and got out. Not the best Aldi I have ever been to. Yes, I brought my own bags.

I was raised in the Belair-Edison Neighborhood for over 30 years. I'm not sure why US. Virgin…read moreIslands is stated as my location. When you get there, you're sure to be met with security guards, some with or without bullet proof vests. There are people lingering/ loitering outside for various reasons, particularly in the summer. Some are hacking, selling "things", and waiting for people to leave the store to ask them if they need help with their groceries. One of the reasons people will need help with their groceries is because the carts cannot exit beyond the cement pillars. So, if someone is shopping by themselves and has bags that would require more than one trip to the vehicle. They would have to leave their cart and get their vehicle or ask someone for help which can lead to a number of other issues. These options are a major safety concern particularly for women shopping alone. Food Depot a good place to get staples and a few things when you don't have time to travel to your favorite stores. The quality of the fish varies. I have seen fish displayed that have obviously decayed beyond an acceptable amount of time and was destined for the trash weeks prior. If you go on a good day, you can get great quality wild caught fish which is a bonus for those looking for a relatively good price. The fish mongers are the professional and knowledgeable. This department is the primary reason I go to the store. The Hot foods section looks unappetizing and unhealthy. I had a horrible experience with a cashier who was the only lane open for people with more than 20 items. I have vision issues beyond the need to wear glasses and I was barely able to make out on the screen that she charged me twice for onion rings; however, I only had one bag. she grabbed another bag of chips and asked me if I could see this bag (which she held in her hand) and asked me if I could see this bag up there (on the screen) I said no. She said, " that's because the other bag of chips could not scan so, I scanned the onion rings twice. That cashier needs training, she didn't have to ask me if I saw this bag on the screen. She should have simply explained one bag couldn't scan so I scanned this one twice. That was insulting, and disability (vision) harassment. I paid and left, without the intent to return. When you check out, you'll see vendors along the wall selling T-shirts, hats, perfumes, etc. that section makes the store look like a flea market. And, then you see the broken glass exit door, which makes you wonder what happened here. Then, the cycle begins again, people with various purposes are waiting outside. It's a shame, food depot could be better if they had better customer service, management and removed the riff raff. This type of experiences is one, if not the only reason I spend/ grocery shop only in the county. I have been trying to spend money in urban communities, however, experiences like this make it difficult.

Higher than normal prices , They have rats and it is so cold in the store .It is just a very…read moreunhealthy place shop. The health department should pay them a visit.

Great store! I have watched them grow over the years since moving to the area and it is great to…read moresee them doing so well! They recently expanded the space they are in with what looks like plans for a deli and or bakery. The inventory has expanded to meet the demands of their customers and looks very promising. It will be great to see what goodies will be offered when everything is ready to go!

A wonderful Indian/Nepali grocery store! I was thrilled to look at their selection and the…read morestaff/owners were very friendly. I went 4 days after opening, so a couple of items did not yet have prices labeled. However, the staff had a portable price checker, and they were happy to tell me what the price was. It's essentially a mom and pop Indian grocery store-they aren't too big but they have everything you'd expect to find. I was surprised that they didn't charge me for the green Chile I bought (the cashier said not to worry about it) but they have great prices on most items and I was happy to support a small business.

This store has so much for your home! It's an upscale version of TJ Maxx and Homegoods, with…read moremerchandise organized well, stocked fully, and thoughtfully plannogrammed. The interior is clean and spacious. There's SO much to buy, stuff you've never even thought you'd need, like a Christmas tree shaped beverage dispenser. Their stuff is high quality, long-lasting, and premium. We bought $8 pasta and $10 pasta sauce to splurge and got a free ornament. The customer service is superb! They must treat their employees well, as all the staff seemed excited, happy, engaged, outgoing, and smiley.

This store is the devil. I've been wanting to go since they first opened, but also avoiding going…read morebecause I'm not exactly rolling in money, ya know? I had a feeling that there would be a lot of things that would catch my eye and I was right, but we were good and stayed on mission. A friend was having a Halloween party and I wanted to bring an on-theme food item. World Market had the coolest pumpkin shaped noodles, so I made macaroni salad. The noodles were flavored and multicolored and the macaroni salad seemed to be a hit. We also could not resist these weird spongy blue sour egg shaped candies because Jeremy loves blue Raspberry anything. He's been trying to get me to try one ever since because it's a texture sensation, but not necessarily in a good way. But we love to share experiences and make fun of the bad ones, so I may relent at some point. We signed up for their loyalty program and received an instant discount. And there's already a coupon waiting for me in my email box. That'll come in handy when we return to buy a bunch of unusual international snacks for Jeremy's little brother's upcoming birthday.