I like coming to Aldi's. This is one of my favorite grocery stores out of a select few. When I get…read moreinto the parking lot, I get all my gadgets ready to shop. I grab my shopping list, reading glasses, insulated cooler bags, my large, medium, and small cloth grocery bags, my gloves, face mask, and alcohol wipes/sanitizer. Then I go get my grocery cart. I love putting a quarter in the quarter slot to retrieve a cart. It's like putting a quarter in one of those kiddie rides, that used to be in front of the grocery stores. You put the quarter in, and your child sits back, and enjoys the ride. Well, when I put my quarter in, my cart detaches from the other carts, leaves the starting gate, and begins It's journey through the store, with me in tow (Lol!!)
As I enter the store, I notice that this Aldi's is a much larger grocery store, compared to the ones I used to shop at in California. The produce, and meat department here is much larger in comparison, and the variety is vast. Shopping at Aldi's (for me) is always exciting. They have new, and different varieties of food, and non food items that you wouldn't normally find in your everyday grocery store. When I'm here, I feel like a kid in a candy store. I can't wait to turn the corner to see what I'll find next.
My everyday go-to favorites are their plump, and meaty (bone in) ribs, bacon wrapped filet-minon, and their excellent selections of breads, cheese, soups, and spices. Some of my new found favorites are their adjustable bed food trays, steel BBQ cooking utensils, kitty scratch-bed, and their plug-in illuminated letter boards. The prices here are so reasonable, you might be tempted to seriously stock up.
It's easy to see how one could become addicted to this store. There is something great around every corner. Including a nice, knowledgeable associate working on every-other aisle (I really love it).
From their parking lot, to the inside of the store. It is a very clean, inviting, and friendly place to shop.