Great budget conscious grocery store that is gaining popularity around here!…read more There are a few things to know before you shop, if you've never been to an Aldi before. Bring your own quarter to check out a shopping cart. Be sure to bring your own bags as well, however there are bags available for purchase at the checkout aisle. You'll be bagging your own groceries. My only true complaint is the lack of selection. You can't be picky with brands here, because you basically get one option/product to choose from. I love coming here when building charcuterie boards, because the meats and cheeses are so cheap! Produce is good, however items like the bananas and watermelon that we've had in the past didn't really ripe and had little flavor.

Aldi's is one of my favorite stores to shop. Prices are decent food taste fresh and delicious…read more There's always a new selection of different sweet treats and other healthy options. I get all my fruit and vegetables from here. I save quit a bit. Specially having a family of 5 it helps a lot. The ALDIs I shop at now is much bigger and I love it! Happy Customer Here! :)

I used to live in Hillsboro from 1959 thru 1969. I always remembered the wonderful sausage we had…read more Last week I googled german sausage and found out they still had it. I purchased several pounds which arrived today. We grilled them for supper. YUMMY. They are still as good or better than I remember all those years ago.

The freight items are sketchy but the bulk items look amazing! Choose wisely,check expiration…read moredates...I don't think something is automatically 'bad' if used past that date but something that is a year past the expiration date is really iffy.

I used to live in Newton and absolutely love Meridian Grocery and the family that runs it. It is…read moreowned and operated by the Mennonites. You can find a wonderful selection of homemade breads, fresh farm cheese, and an amazing bulk section of grains, spices, and sweets. They also sell frozen veggies bulk style. Additionally, the is the discount part of store as previously mentioned by another Yelper... there the selection is always changing but some of my favorites are nutritional bars usually 10 or 5 for $1. Dressings .25 to .50 cents. Frozen name brand pizzas $1. Gourmet K-cups $3. Etc., etc. Bulk section is in the corner. Tip: Bring your own bags or you can take the produce boxes up front to pack your goods.

White's Foodliner (formerly Scott's) is a great resource for the town of Lindsborg. This was my…read morefirst time visiting since it was sold and rebranded but it felt very much the same to me and had in stock about 90% of what I needed, which I consider a win. I did think some of the prices were a bit high, but I think you just pay for the convenience since it's right in town.

The fried chicken used to be awesome, but since it became Whites, it is now terrible. The Chester's…read morechicken they serve is almost inedible. The rests were so dry I spat it out. This was the last time I'll eat it.

I just left there at 8:30 in the morning. There's no cashiers if I wanted to work at Dillon I…read moreget a job at Dillon makes zero sense to not have somebody in a cashier line to cash out people who have tons of vegetables and other things that you have to weigh and look up makes zero sense.

Outstanding quality, excellent service, exceptional produce, meat, dairy and bread…read more Outstanding selection of canned and boxed goods. We got there just after 7pm, when the donuts are considered day old and boxes to sell by the dozen. There are plenty of selections in every department and on every aisle. Workers are helpful and even suggest sales or complimentary sides for main dishes. Checking out is easy, especially when you use your Dillon's card for fuel points. Free Friday and Saturday sales are exemplary. I love all of the Dillon stores. Never disappoints. They will even try to order an item if you ask.

Imagine you have to use a walker, where do you leave it while shopping with a cart? There are…read morevirtually no accessible cart returns for disabled shoppers.

It's a well- stocked store for being a small town grocery. Great sales, as all Dillon's stores. The…read morecheck out girl was helpful. There were two baggers. We always select the paper option, since we recycle.

We love Dillons! Once I was rang up wrong and didnt get the sale price and their customer service…read moregave me a gift card for my trouble. Also the produce and meat here are awesome!

This is where I get my meds. I like to use the drive thru. The window clerk is friendly and calls…read moreme by name, since I am so frequently here. Good sales and coupons. The "card" gives you points toward cheap fuel. Their app could use some work. I like their red tag alcove in back. Sometimes, I spend too much!

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)

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.