This was my first time going to an Aldi. Great small grocery store for staple items at a…read moreaffordable price. You can be in an out in a short period of time and get food, produce to cooking utensils and cleaning supplies. Very nice alternative to the larger supermarkets. Store was clean and maintained well. Friend employees. But be sure to bring quarter to get a shopping cart and bring your own grocery sack to carry your items out. The don't provide them...

4.3.24 If you have not been to Aldi's you are missing out…read more The prices are low on quite a few staple items like milk, bread, eggs, fruits and veggies. The store is always clean and tidy. I stopped in here to pick up coffee for my hubby. He loves their dark roast coffee. The gentlemen was nice and friendly. Aldi's also sells other items too. Like home goods, gardening stuff, candles, blankets, etc... The new items come out on Wednesdays so make sure to go on Wednesdays. I will stop at this location again.

Came here for the first time. Very clean store with a lot of items geared towards hispanic food…read moreitems and supplies. Literally a smaller supermarket plus a little restaurant in the corner that sells some delicious looking food. I haven't ordered from them yet, but the food items look very yummy and they sell breakfast tacos for $0.99. They have a bakery department that sells fresh pastries and yummy looking cakes and for a very decent price. All their meat items look very fresh. They sell chicharron and other fried items. I had one of them and although, very oily and unhealthy, it was very delicious to have once in a blue moon. Some of the other daily things that you'd typically buy from HEB or Krogers such as chips and drinks are a bit more expensive here, but they place does have a lot of things that aren't sold in those other stores. All their produce looks fresh as well. The parking lot is large. Staff are very friendly.

They don't even sell Zip lines or Zippers for my jeans, or for Barbie's scandalous thigh high latex…read moreboots... talk about false advertising. It's actually a Shell station. I was feeling like a Shell of my former self, so I came here for gas and then I felt better. This is a cute little Shell right in the middle of the central heart of the impressive and eclectic city of College Station, right by the mega college campus, where the A&M students will stop when they're close to campus and get some high price gas. Often on their parents' credit cards (where's the lie). There's much cheaper gas around town, so I don't recommend filling up here, but it's conveniently located if nothing else.

Every time I come here it's an experience. They have more things than you could think of. Very…read morefriendly staff and someone is always cleaning the store. If you want unique food and drinks, come visit this place. I love the ambiance, feels like you're in an actual store and not some corporation. If you haven't tried garlic shrimp chips, it's a must.

Bad bad bad attitude. The old lady in the back is the boss even though she'll deny it. Confirmed…read moreby employees today. Tried to buy pork which is sold by the pound. I told her I wanted the side that wasn't all burned and dried up (see pic). She said too bad you have to take that side. She decides. Forget it! Who wants to buy meat that's most inedible because it's all burnt. Geez. Totally rude. Won't buy here again even though some days she's nicer. This is a prime example of what happens to owner attitude when there's little to no competition. No need to be nice to customers. I hope someone else comes in so all us customers can go somewhere where they're at least indifferent (I know true kindness is probably asking too much so I'd settle for just indifference). Until that happens I'll make the 30 mile journey to Chinatown just to avoid the toxic rudeness that emanates from the owner here

If you're spoiled like me with New York's good bagels, this is the spot. I don't like trying bagels…read morein the area bec I'd rather not eat a bagel than be disappointed in one, so yeah, my safe and favourite choice

Food: Pretty average I would say. The bagel is not on the thicker side but it is chewy. Flavor was…read moregood but nothing amazing. Service: A bit slow but kind staff. Atmosphere: Indoor seating although it's on the smaller side. Liked how they had other baked goodies that looked good but did not taste.

I cannot resist this cute Dutch gift shop and small grocery shop in the heart of Old Towne Spring…read more The Krakelin cookies are our absolute fave that remind me of the cookies we had in Aruba this past summer while traveling with my parents. They also have other yummy sweets and Danish goodies. Service seems stern however very helpful. Parking is a little tight but offer street parking if arrive early. Absolutely will return.

It is always a delightful experience like stepping into a secret old world Dutch experience of…read moreHolland, the ladies are so welcoming and gracious and you can find authentic dutch treats you just can't find elsewhere. Been going there for over 15 years and always fill not only a bag of goods to take home but a harm and happy place in my heart for The Little Dutch Girl & Co

I went to Phoenicia Specialty foods for the first time ever and realized I have wasted the last 8…read moreyears since I moved to Houston having never been here before, because wow! I mean my pocket book is probably better for it because I want to buy the whole store but honestly I've been missing out. The place is cute and welcoming from the corner sign on the building to the moment you step in- bright, inviting, great displays so you know where to go. You can't get lost in here with the signage, but you can't definitely get lost in the aisles with all the great, unique choices. The ready food display has so many Mediterranean treats, some I've had before some I've never heard of and everything I tried was amazing. We got the cabbage rolls and Armenian veggie dolmas. Great flavor, both specific items I haven't had before. Nice citrus, spiced flavor to these. I'd say they're have to try items. Not only found jarred tomato paste, which I've been on the hunt for but they had choices in this category and that's another first for me. Will have to go back and try the others. Also got the cured Serrano ham -amazing. And I thought the prices were going to be insane having a spot right in the middle of the city and nope- pleasantly surprised for my goodies, great prices even less than some of the other stores I frequent in the suburbs. I'll be back again and again and again until I try the whole store lol. Definitely give them a try, you won't regret it

My niece and I checked out Phoenicia's for lunch, which was surprisingly delicious…read more My niece has simplistic tastes, so she opted for the chicken burger, which I tried of course. Perfectly seasoned, crispy exterior. The sweet potato fries were equally delicious. I got the Hill Country salad. Same tender but crispy chicken on a bed of greens with berries. So good. Definitely bookmarked as a return option.