I absolutely love shopping at Aldi in Goose Creek. I first…read morestarted coming here in 2025 mainly for the produce section and to escape the "egg price war" I was running into at other supermarkets. Over time, we began bringing home more and more of our groceries from here. At first, we were a little apprehensive since some products are sourced internationally and the flavors can differ slightly from what we were used to. However, we quickly grew to appreciate the quality and unique taste of many of the items. The produce is consistently the freshest in Goose Creek, and the organic meats are excellent. We especially enjoy the eggs, milk, butter, coffee creamers, gourmet cookies, and sliced cakes. The savings have been significant for our household. We used to spend around $800 a month on groceries for the 2 of us... and now we average between $350-$400 -- without sacrificing quality. The employees are polite, efficient, and almost always smiling. Sundays after church can feel a bit chaotic, but for the most part, the store is orderly and clean. The only consistently busy area is the seasonal aisle (Aisle 3 -- the famous "Aldi Finds" section), where everyone is searching for special deals. It looks like a tornado went through it. Lol. There were a few frozen meals we tried that didn't quite match the flavor of their American counterparts, but overall the quality of ingredients feels cleaner and less processed. The parking lot is usually full -- a testament to how popular this location is. It's well-lit, conveniently located off St. James Avenue and just a few blocks from Highway 52, and always buzzing with people coming and going. Overall, Aldi has become our go-to grocery store. The combination of freshness, affordability, and friendly service keeps us coming back. Service 4/5 Prices 5/5 Freshness 5/5 Cleanliness of store 4/5 Atmosphere 4/5 Parking 4/5 I recommend!

I love Aldi! It's always nice and clean while the customer service is hard to beat!…read more The friendly workers keep the line moving even when it gets crazy. I love the prices and the selection. I buy all of my produce and meat at Aldi. Even with the few things that I was a hardcore name brander, Aldi has won me over with their store brands. I now buy their store brand toilet paper, ketchup, peanut butter, creamer and almond milk!

We visited Konoha after the inaugural Summerville Japanese festival because we were looking for…read moreJapanese themed foods (everything at the festival was sold out when we got there due to crowds). Everyone else in Summerville had the same idea because the store was PACKED. It is also authentic- It felt like I was back in a Japanese "kombini" or convenience store. This store doesn't have everything that a kombini has, but they have ALL THE SNACKS! They also have egg salad sandos, onigiri, and other fresh foods. You need to time your visit around when those items are restocked so you don't miss out. We arrived about an hour after the items were stocked and they were out of several things and almost out of others. I got an egg salad sando and it reminded me so much of Japan. The bread wasn't EXACTLY the same, but for $5.99 and not having to fly across the world, I'll take it. The onigiri tasted almost exactly like a Japanese kombini, although you do have to assemble it a little. I'll definitely be back, and I wish we could get another location in the Charleston area. Japanese culture is popular and fun, and I would love to see more businesses like this that are centered around other countries and cultures.

Swing by with the kids last night. To put it into context, this isn't an "Asian market" or "Asian…read morefood store", it recreates the feel of an Asian konbini (Asian convenience store, like a 7-11 or a Lawson's). Instead of hot dogs and hot pizzas they have onigiri (rice balls) and curry bowls, plus an array of beverages and a smattering of stuff you might need to just run out for real quick like cooking ingredients (think spice mixes not milk or eggs or produce or meat), a few body care and stationary items. My kids of course had a great time and unlike, say, H&L they had helpful signs for every item explaining what it was and what it tasted like. Prices were fair and inline with my expectations and experiences. This isn't stuff being shipped from overseas in large quantities for mass distribution so I expect it to cost more than US equivalent. Overall I liked the selection here and the only time I have seen some of these items for sale in person was in Asia. My onigiri was excellent too! Nice shop and I am glad I came out! J.Ja

Located a bit outside town, but well worth the stop. We noticed some of their items for sale at the…read moreCharleston City Market, but didn't want to be laden down with packages while walking around the city, so we came here on our way north. The woman behind the counter couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. Loved the benne wafers, of course, but also the key lime cookies, red velvet covered cherries, peach butter and cheese zingers! Made the perfect gifts to bring back to the office. Can't go wrong here!

Item ordered Low country Seafood Gift Basket. Basket is as…read morepromised. Individual spices and mix's perfect for our family celebration. Gift will be a huge hit. Thanks for fast shipping. Everything is perfect. Will be ordering again soon. Consider me 100% happy.

If you have been put off by the Food Lion or two that was someone dirty on the floor and not…read moremodernized then this particular store will be a new beginning for your appreciating Food Lion. You walk into this store and you instantly get a feeling that it is quite modernized. Like some of the older stores, they have many signs telling you which aisle to go down for particular things such as spices, water or whatever. There also are additional signs which show you where various food or other items in the interior of the aisle. For example on the frozen food aisle there are signs carefully indicating pizza, snacks, meals or whatever. The staff appear more friendly, helpful and perhaps more motivated. A number of cashiers such that you only are number 2 or 3 in a line, where you are efficiently handled. Food Lion can survive with this store as an example, with a number of items plainly marked as being at a reduced sales price. The location right on Savannah Highway and along the side road to Costco might be the reason.

I had stopped in hoping to save some money by getting vegetables here instead of at the nearby…read moreWhole Foods. And indeed, I did not spend much, but this was because there was not much worth buying. I see other people visited here and found all the sale items out of stock, which I thought would be different for me, but in fact the reviews were right, and most of the things I was interested in that were on sale were unavailable. It was not a great selection. It was also kind of a messy environment, with one of the two doors at the entrance not working. They had no self-checkout and it was a bit of a wait before extra staff flexed down to the register to get me out of there. It's surprising to me because it's an area with plenty of good businesses, but this seemed not to be one of them.

J&W Grocery on Wentworth Street in Charleston is a great neighborhood grocery store and a…read moreconvenient stop for all of the basic items that you need. I have had a good experience every time I shopped here and found exactly what I was looking for. A reliable and consistent place to go.

This is THE BEST bodega/corner store in Charleston. Owners are super down to earth and in the store…read morea lot. They'll order products specifically for you if you request em. The deli has the best breakfast sandwiches and also try the Philly cheesesteak! Always fast friendly and clean. Tell em "Rocky" sent you

I visited this store for the first time today and was impressed with the low prices. The produce…read morelooks fresh and the selection is pretty good. There are several meats and cheeses at a good value for a charcuterie board. It's a German store, so fun to see some favorites from the country like schnitzel and soft pretzels, plus spaetzle in the noodle aisle. It looks like a warehouse but seems clean. There was one register open and also lots of self serve. Be sure to bring your own bags or use the boxes provided.

Came here with a specific list for meals for nine at our rented house for vacation. Fortunately,…read morebrought some bags and augmented with boxes. The selection was super and everything on the list was purchased. Used self check out and it went smoothly. Love Aldi's and the consistency of products and good prices. Feeding 9 adults for a week was very manageable! Convenient location to folly beach!

S & L Supermarket on Rivers Avenue in North Charleston is a convenient stop to make for food and…read moredrinks when you are in the area. The staff here is very friendly and available to help when you need it. I have had a really good experience every time I have been here and have been happy with all of my purchases.

What a ginormous wholesale store located in Charleston's upper peninsula. Tons of parking outside…read more This store has everything for the restaurant businesses and more. It was amazing to walk around but for me... the quantities were just too large for a small household. Anyone can shop there... no membership required & no minimum purchase required. It's laid out pretty well and the aisles are wide. They have a whole refrigerated section with all the meat you could ever want.. (Bring a sweater). It actually amazing. So from the coffee shops to the corner shops... There is a whole lot of stuff here to stock up with.

I love to shop at US Foods, they have everything I need in one stop and at great prices…read moreGot enough beef to start grilling and watching World Cup They overcharged me on the lump charcoal and I didn't noticed until I was about to leave the store but she issued a refund and changed the price according to the price listed on the sign, o am glad I took a picture Will have a great dinner tonight