I went to this place a few days and it was a complete disappointment. I could not tell if they were…read moreopened or closed. I glad I went during the day because I would be concerned if I was there at night. I ordered the brisket meal for $22. The brisket was fatty and tasted old. The sides were flavorless. I was unable to eat the food after I tasted it. I don't suggest this place to anyone.

Look at your location it looks like a dump, they won't let you go inside to order you have to go…read morethrough the drive-through there's a reason for that. I walked in, and I can smell the bad meat. There was kind of like a bad meat smell coming from the freezers they had. - you need to spend some money on your business if you're going to be feeding people and bring your facility up-to-date dirty business owner - and I am not dishonest just by looking at your facility. I know you're dirty.

Great store but this location is closing and has "relocated " to Tri County area. Date for…read moreclosing October 18-19. New store is fully stocked and ready to open October 19 or 20.

ALDI is a no-frills grocery store. Most of what they sell are their private brands, usually…read moremarketed as a close knock-off of the similar name brand. Also, the selection is limited to the most popular varieties and sizes. But generally, the taste and quality is similar to the name brand, but at usually half the price, or even better! Compared to most supermarkets, ALDI is tiny, and only has about 4 aisles, but they carry most everything the average shopper would need. In addition to all the staple items they sell everyday, they also carry special seasonal food items, as well as name-brand items on occasion. And they're not just grocery items, but there are also dry goods that come and go, based upon the season, from clothing, to electronics, toys, household goods, and at a deep discount. There are some pitfalls to ALDI that keep their prices low: their hours are limited (open til 8, and earlier on weekends), carts operate on quarters (which you get back on return), and they charge for bags (you're encouraged to reuse/bring your own). They do not accept checks or credit cards (but debit/ATM is accepted, as well as food stamps/EBT). There is a Kroger caddy-corner to this ALDI location for any other items you may have missed, that ALDI doesn't carry or are simply really picky about. Another one of the pitfalls is the checkout: usually only one lane is staffed - there is no express/self checkout lane, (though they can open a second if demand warrants), and your items are pushed down the line directly into the cart, which involves a little work on your end. But the checkout process runs quickly, because ALDI's products are barcoded in multiple places. Bottom line: if you're looking for the basics, and you like good quality, and not too picky - and, of course, you want it cheap - then ALDI should be a part of your shopping trip!

This location used to be my favorite but no more. Today I ordered a giant cheese steak with extra…read moremeat and extra cheese and no bun along with a regular Italian without the bun. The young man that took my order was also working the grill that day and he spun a 180 to start making my order. I moved up to the register to see if I could pay yet and the young lady at the register asked the young man that took my order what I had ordered so she could go ahead and get me taken care of. While he was telling her what I had ordered, some woman whom which I'd had zero interaction with at this point, interrupted loudly and imo rudely saying we can't make that that way, meaning the cheesesteak. I told her that I had indeed ordered the exact same sandwich the previous week, which I had. I ate on it for 2 days. She said "That's impossible, I was here all last week!" with a really aggressive tone which visibly made the young lady working the register uncomfortable. I said "I don't care where you were last week, I know what I ordered and had for lunch last week. You're welcome to look at my points account and probably see my entire order history! You know what? Did you just call me a liar? Cancel the entire order! I'm not spending my money when I'm being called a liar just trying to order a couple bunless sandwiches for my lunches. I'll never be back to this location again". And I walked out. A couple minutes down the road I called the location to get the ladies name and she said that It was Ann or Anna. I couldn't clearly make it out due to background noise. My biggest concern in this matter is honestly the employees below this woman. If she will openly accuse a good customer of lying to the point where the employees were visibly uncomfortable, one doesn't have to think too hard to figure out how she will talk to and treat her subordinates.

I got so sick after eating a Philly from here. Two days laying around not feeling good. The…read moredelivery was quick.

Great service and CLEAN!!! Clean as can be everybody was nice! Probably the cleanest store in this…read morecomplex.

I have ordered from this location (Springdale, OH) several times as it is close to my job. But I…read morewill say that their delivery service is absolutely terrible!!!! How is that you promote a 'freaky fast" delivery but it takes over an hour to receive the order! If I were ordering hot food then I could absolutely understand a 45 min to an hour wait. But for a cold sandwich...it's a huge NO for me and I will no longer order from this location! Terrible Service!!!!!!!

Never ate here before today. Never will again. The food was mostly inedible. The noodles were hard,…read morethe cheese was just like a glop on top, and the chicken must have been the parts you usually don't cut off the bones because they are gristly. The salad was ok for the most part, somewhat limp. But I am so disappointed overall.

Noodles has actually stepped up their game as far as I'm concerned. They've become more worldly…read moreand healthy. You are able to tweak your bowl as you wish. The vegetables are fresh and the noodles are tasty. The serving is adequate as is the price.