Store is always neat and clean. Love the sushi available and all the fresh fruits are delicious!…read moreCashiers are always kind and friendly. Great place to shop!

Thelma in health foods is outstanding finding products always giving expert, in-depth, advice. She…read moreis the go-to person at the YUMA AZ store on 16th Street & 4th AVE. While she is a manager with numerous duties [plus she looked tired from long days on this visit], she always takes time for customers setting the proper ambiance for service plus displaying proper decorum and politeness. Adele is same as cashier at checkout. There was a snag in the register software but Adele rectified problem, ensuring that full sales discounts were received by this customer. V/R, J. C. Britain

There is a lot of unique brands here that are not sold in other stores. Prices are ok (similar to…read moreWalmart) and the floors tend to be clean. The German spirits follow you afterwards when you exit the locations however (psyche). :(

Looks like a brand new Aldi in the Valley! This place was empty, but had plenty of great deals on…read moregood quality products! If you search around you will find some awesome things, they have plenty of organic/non-gmo items, and the staff was really friendly. It was a great experience!

Our family loves ALDI stores! It was a staple grocery destination while we lived in San Diego so we…read morewere stoked to see that EC has one. Store is well stocked and organized. Best prices and lots of gluten free options. There's plenty of parking and service is always pretty good. It's always a pleasant surprise to see Jon. He's introduced me to some pretty awesome aldi products and can ALWAYS point us the right direction. He's an exemplary example of what good customer service should be; always going above and beyond.

Aldi stores are everywhere in Germany, known for discounted grocery shopping and randomly selected…read morehousehold items... their ambience is known for pallets of stocked up boxed items... don't expect being serviced, however overall you save $ and get specialty stuff, like now authentic German gingerbread cookies...

A second store was added to the other side of town. Slightly smaller in size compared to the first…read morestore but most of the quality similar items can be found here.

This place is looking great! Few more weeks and they're open, just in time for Halloween too!read more

I've been a private chef in Los Angeles for 20 years and have never had dates as good as i get from…read morethis farm.... I've been to a lot of farmers markets in LA but none have provided such incredible dates as this amazing farm!! This is the date Ranch to visit! You can also buy your dates and have them shipped. Don't miss out on this farm!

My husband likes dates (think Medjools from Costco, Traders, etc), me, not so much. I decided to do…read moresome research into other varieties, hoping I'd like a different one, and found out that there are also different ripening stages of dates: Kimri, Khalal, Rutab, and Tamar (the most popular). I was intrigued by the Rutab stage and started looking for availability in the Coachella Valley where we live. I read about Saralyn and Regulus Date Ranch from another local business; Bread & Flours, and am SO glad I did. May is late in the season, but Saralyn said she had some availability and we could come out to taste and pickup. Regulus Ranch is such a incredible operation (see all Yelp reviews for more on that), and Saralyn is so knowledgeable and hospitable! Their Tamar Medjools are so superior to any my husband has ever had, and I have found my new obsession with the Rutab Medjools (turns out I love them too, just less sweet/dry). We had to come again in June for more. We are looking forward to the upcoming season in Sept/Oct. when I can try my next quest: the yellow Barhi date (Khalal stage). Thanks Saralyn and Buffie, you are the best!

I cannot believe what happened this week at the Coachella Aldi. First, let me say for the record…read morethat Aldi has always been a family favorite. Their prices, value, diverse stock and their CONSISTENCY from store to store keeps us coming back time and time again. It is obvious that Aldi has a business model that works and has worked for years. Now, let's address the elephant in the room: someone decided it would be a good idea to break away from the business model and rearrange the store in such a way that a regular Aldi customer is stymied the moment they enter. HALF of the produce section has been removed. A local florist took over the center of the produce aisle with crappy flower arrangements. What's left of the produce dept. is a complete MESS - with product spilling out of badly stacked and damaged boxes, items on the floor, and extra random grocery bags tossed around on top of the fruit. Also, the plastic bag rolls are empty, and a box of plastic trash bags was placed on top of the produce - presumably as a replacement. Throughout the store, sections have been removed and switched into a thrift-store like disarray that makes no sense. Even the alcohol has been moved across the store, and placed closer to the entrance, which is known to increase theft and alcohol use by underage minors. Every section was not simply restocked differently - the very cases themselves were dragged all over the store, so all of the display shelves are coming apart. There are pieces of them falling off everywhere, and most of the price tags are missing or in the wrong place. The 'Aldi Finds' aisle has been completely moved so that it is one side of two aisles all the way from the front to the back of the store - with a nonsensical chips and drinks aisle on the right facing the deals. There is also cleaning and rack equipment strewn about everywhere - blocking aisles, and causing hazards to shoppers. NOTHING about what they've done to this store makes sense. In addition, whoever the lady is that works the normal day shift is rude, inconsiderate, and yells at customers and tells them which self-checkouts to use, even though there is a green light to indicate which self check is available. She insists that you use the one SHE directs you to. Also, she heavily enforces limits on purchases until one of her personal friends shows up. THEY are permitted to ransack and hoard as soon as new items are presented. When this store first opened it was a pleasure to shop here - it was our favorite in the Coachella Valley. Now it has become just another knock-off indoor swap meet catastrophe.

Extremely Horrible service and rude cashiers do not recommend this location lady was extremely rude…read moreand disrespectful

Italian sandwich hit the spot. Don't miss the baked goods and organic coffee! Smooth!!!!!!!read more

It's great to see small businesses opening up and offering options besides chain restaurants/coffee…read moreshops! Nichim is cozy but cute. There are various items for sale by other local vendors- goat soap bars, honey, etc. The organic coffee is imported from Mexico. The prices are rather steep, especially for Yuma. A small 16oz latte starts at $6.50. If you're a black coffee/cold brew drinker, then prices are reasonable. If you're like me and you prefer some milk/flavor, then add $1 for oat milk. Another .50 for flavored syrup= $8.50 for a 16oz spiced iced brown sugar latte. It was a good latte, but $8.50 is too much and I can see that being hard to justify for most folks.