Fresh fruits and vegetables. The employees there are really nice and helpful. I love going in there…read moreit gives you a warm welcome feeling as well

Fresh vegetables, fruit and meats/cheeses. Also some fun merchandise and bakery items. I've never…read morebeen disappointed except for our last visit, yesterday (9/27/2024). Palisade peaches (my favorite) were still for sale, so I bought 8 large ones to the tune of $14+. Got home and was looking forward to sinking my teeth into one, and all 8 were spoiled. Threw them all away. They had several boxes still for sale. It's time to get rid of those things...too late in the season. I should have known better, but fresh peaches are my weakness. However.....everything else I've ever gotten from there is fresh, tasty and wonderful! I'd recommend going if you're looking for good produce. But be aware of off season fruits/veggies....

I have gotten a lot of flack for loving Aldi as much as I do, especially among the Whole Paycheck…read moreHorde, so let me just say first: hatin's bad, and Aldi's awesome. Deal with it. This is a grocery store first and foremost, but you never know what kind of fantastic treasures you'll run across here. Electric juicer for $35? Check! Mini food processor for $8? Check! Digital cameras, DVD players, electric fireplaces, kettlebell sets, JOGGING TRAMPOLINES? Check, check, check, check, CHECK! I've purchased all sorts of wonderful crap here, including a German-made digital camera that cost 70% as much as my Powershot but functioned longer, and took really nice pictures to boot. There's some misconception that Aldi = poor quality, but I haven't found that to be the case with either their edible or non-edible products. Most people don't realize that Aldi is one of the biggest (if not THE biggest) grocery chains in Europe, and that it was founded by the pair of brothers who also founded Trader Joe's. And no, today's Aldi is no Trader Joe's, but it's a far cry from the Aldis of the past, which consisted mostly of large bags of rice and canned food. This particular Aldi is directly across from my mother's house and I visit EVERY time I'm in town to stock up on things like delicious chocolates and cookies, gourmet spice grinders, olive oil, and all sorts of weird European crap like Toffiffee, spekulatius, and pfeffernusse. All at AMAZING prices. This Aldi has a pretty big frozen convenience food section, fresh meat that is reasonably good, a small but fairly comprehensive produce section, all of your refrigerated "staples" like milk, OJ, lunchmeat, and butter, and perhaps best of all - CHEESE! Cheese out the wazoo at incredible prices. Big tubs of romano, asiago, and parmesan for $1.99. IN YOUR FACE CENTRAL MARKET! Brie rounds! Chevre! Sharp cheddar! I save a ridiculous amount of money over the holidays when I'm cooking with tons of cheese. There aren't too many things I miss about living in Wichita, but Aldi is certainly one of them. Fingers crossed that Austin sees both an Aldi and a Trader Joe's in 2012!!!

Good place to shop for an elder person really enjoy the fruit and vegetables. Also has great prices…read morefor fresh frozen fish

Plenty of ideas and old time goods bring back memories. Good assortment of packaged food, fresh…read morefruits, veggies. It's like stepping back in time looking at the old time candies and when was a kid grandparents gave us these. We had bought a product from them several months ago, came back for more. The right people weren't there that day so couldn't find it. Asked Chris about it, he checked with the person and found it. Best part was he shipped it out to us. This is what I call customer service. A big Thank you Chris Barnes for going above and beyond.

Fun bulk foods & grocery store. So many choices in candy, jars of pickles, & bags of nuts. We…read morebought candy by the pound ($7.99/lb)

Food is good. Service is great. Aldi is a good stoor to shop in. I like the fact that it is close…read moreto me. Will shop their more often.

I've shopped here a few times since moving to the area. The store is always clean and well stocked…read more The associates are friendly and helpful. Prices are good and there are several brands I enjoy better than standard American foods.

I went to Aldi as it is the best for prices and my daughter's SNAP benefits had funded. I spent…read moreover an hour picking out food items, making sure I was getting the best and most products for the amount of funds I had to spend. I considered myself as one of the lucky ones since we did get the funding during these horrible times. When I went to pay, the cashier informed me that they were not accepting SNAP during the government shutdown. I feel like this is just another way to punish the less fortunate people during an already rough time. I do not intend to shop at Aldi again, and therefore may not get the best prices, but I will not put what little bit of grocery money we get there. It was an absolutely embarrassing and depressing situation. Thanks for loosing a lifetime customer.

Aldi is the best place to get great quality food on the low. Today we came to get shrimp & veggies…read moreto grill kabobs! We found everything that we needed at a fraction of the cost of Walmart right next door and other neighboring grocery stores. Be sure to be on the lookout for their ads to compare prices (if you like saving money). Olivia checked us out quickly and efficiently. She also asked us if we found everything we needed, which was very nice! Overall, the layout is pretty neat and there is an abundance of all items. We will be back!

Delicious! Love the space and the food is out of this world. Cozy vibe. I got to chat with the…read moreowner and her restaurant is named after her grand mom- such a lovely tribute.

We tried Viola's for the first time last evening. Ordered the Caramelized Onion + Mushroom Ravioli,…read morethe Lemon Pepper Ricotta Cappelletti, and the brown butter sauce. Pasta was exceptional. Looking forward to trying everything else on the menu.