I visited this business a couple times and I can honestly say that every time is great! This is a…read moregreat spot to give vegan food ranging from sandwiches, smoothies, and more. The staff are very friendly and everything tastes amazing.

Super yummy Vegan food. I'll be back every time Im in the Quad Cities. I only wish I lived closer.read more

I am usually at this location early on a Sunday morning so it seems natural that the shelves are…read morewell stocked. Fresh produce looks well cared for and ready to go. A few of their meat items were more expensive than other stores but their were plenty to chose from. My last visit was a few weeks prior to Christmas yet they still had Thanksgiving items on the shelves and they were not discounted. That seemed odd.

One of the best food stores that we have purchased from…read more I like the fact that we were able to have groceries delivered. Thanks ALDI

Aldi's is an amazing underrated store where you can find anything but preservative free chicken…read morebreasts, seasonal foods & other items for decorating, etc. You truly never know what you will find each trip to Aldi's. My latest super finds were a compact (6"x 8") sewing kit in an awesome plastic dual opening container. For 4.99! You get 20 mini (but good sized) spools of different colored threads, a tape measure, a scissors, an assortment of sewing needles in a separate holder, a needle threader, a cute little tomato pin cushion, an assortment of stick pins w multi colored ends, container of safety pins & a few buttons, & even a thimble!!! All this comes in a perfectly designed plastic box w 2 openings -1 for the spools of thread, w neat compartments to keep them organized & easy to see, & another for all the tools & other items. Not only that, but things like the needles, stick pins, safety pins & buttons, even the threader (which I didn't know even existed but I am sure glad it does w my almost 60 yr old vision);are all in their own little containers so everything stays in one place & doesn't get lost or messy. The plastic case is clear so you can see everything & it's not cheaply made-the openings & closures are durable & easy to use. I looked all over for some sewing needles, but I still was having difficulty getting them threaded. I was just browsing the 'middle aisle' I call the surprise aisle bc you literally never know what you might find!! I wasn't looking for or expecting to find a well stocked compact sewing kit, great for travel, keeping in your desk at work, or even tossing it in your purse just in case. It's also a great gift for college kids, bachelors, teens, women of any age, coworkers, white elephant gift exchanges, & more. I also picked up a nice set of 4 kitchen towels for my adult son & some matching dishcloths w a scrubber side in neutral colors & generous sized-$2.99 for each. I had just spent hrs looking through another store that had a good selection of dish towels but no cloths, & I spent 9.99 for 4 smaller sized towels in a "discount" store! Lesson learned -check Aldi's first, for whatever you may be looking for. They even had a nice set of blackout, heavy weight, attractive grommet curtains in a good size for patio doors or windows in a neutral color for $13.99 for 2 panels! Gotta give Aldi's buyers props!!! The food selection rocks too, along w the prices. Just one thing to keep in mind -if you see something you want, get it when you can, bc it probably won't be there next time. But a whole new variety of things will replace it. Thanks Aldi!!!

I do love shopping at Aldi's I love the qualities of the food and the products and the Isle of…read moreshame, but the one thing I can not tolerate is a cashier throwing my food. It's too expensive to toss it around like it's garbage. Groceries are expensive. Please show some respect for what I'm paying for.

Aldi is terrific! When I was growing up, it was very bare bones, but was the cheapest place for…read moremilk so my mom pretty much limited her shopping here to milk runs. Now they've expanded a lot and have a ton of different stuff: from fresh mozzerella to high quality chocolate. And still with the cheap milk. We come here all the time! If it's your first time shopping at an Aldi, there are two vital things to keep in mind; First, bring a quarter. You'll use it to borrow a shopping cart. You'll get your quarter back when you've returned the cart safely to the corral. Second, BYOB. Or don't. Aldi sells bags for around ten cents each. I prayed for an Aldi when I was doing all of my own grocery shopping. For as long as I'm staying with my parents, I'll never turn down a trip to this great discount grocery store!

I love how organized and clean this store is. It's very calm and I enjoy shopping here. My produce…read moreis always fresh and good quality. Highly recommend.

Nice and bright store. First time I tried their prepared products. I got the last rotisserie…read morechicken, and a bacon potato salad. The salad was more expensive than other market offerings but was worth it. I would skip their chips. It tasted off whether it was stale or due to the preparation process. The classical musicians in the parking lot was a bonus.