Aldi

I like this place prices are great and stuff is fresh. Water bottle packs are cheaper than BJ ‘s
Would recommend this place.

This is your typical warehouse type grocery store. Love it as they have a variety of stuff. In most cases you can bet that if you buy it once and go back a month later that product is no longer available. Wish that were so as there have been so many products that were outstanding and not available at yout typical grocery stores.

My wife and I love Aldi’s, It’s a adventure every time you go ! We like that they carry the freshest produce in the area at the best prices (moth of the time). As for everyone’s negative comments below, I don’t think the understand the store. NO its NOT Public’s or Winn Dixie. It different that’s what make it ! Every time we go there is new and exciting food that the above store would never carry and if you don’t get it then it may not be there again .
That’s what the store does in our eye’s, they but excellent quality products at a great price pass and it on to us. So every time we go we look for all the different things that have that week, or even day.

I’m not sure why people don’t seem to love this place, it’s definitely not like going to Publix but if that’s what you’re into then don’t bother coming here.
I’ve been shopping at this Aldi since it opened and so far have only experienced great quality at amazing prices. Bought a loaf of bread for $ 0.79 the other day (and no it wasn’t crap bread either, it was delicious and fresh).
It’s not a large place so if you can’t figure out the organization or assembly of the items then you might have a bigger problem.
Very clean place, not chaotic or crowded like Publix or Trader J’s.
Unilocalers need to lighten up.

Great price for bottled water, but as others have already said, it is near impossible to find anything. I didn’t find the store to be dirty, but because of all of the boxes, it didn’t look as clean as it should. The cashier didn’t know how to process my gift certificate, so some training is in order.

Was so excited for this store to open, but what a disappointment! DIRTY, SMELLY, brands I have never heard of, uninviting, disorganized, aisles not labeled (which supermarket doesn’t label aisles), they don’t accept credit cards, and the customer has to pay for shopping carts AND shopping bags. Will NOT be a customer… nasty!

Ugh. Meh.
Thought it would be a good idea to try out the new Aldi’s. Realized it was a huge mistake right after entering. Zero organization. The first aisle is filled with cardboard boxes of snacks, mixed with a few other unrelated items. None of the aisles are labeled, which is probably good because there is no rhyme or reason to the random assemblage of goods. Universal remote controls next to oatmeal next to tampons. Just weird.
Went through the produce section, and nothing really looked super fresh. The red meats were pinkish and unappealing.
Checkout lines were long, and watching the system for the cashiers was painful. If an item didn’t scan, they literally got on a walkie talkie to work through putting the item in the system, which took a good two minutes. Only two checkout lines were open and people were struggling to figure out who was next in line. You have to pay for your own grocery bags (at 10 cents a piece, but still). They do not accept credit cards.
I would have given only one star but there were some good deals there. Milk is inexpensive at 2.49 and some snacks and such for the kids were off brands, but less than usual. Think Big Lots for groceries. That being said, there is no way to do your weekly shopping here. They don’t have the selection that Publix has, and you can’t just run in for a quick something or other. Parking was horrendous before Aldi’s opened and now is much worse.
I know better now. Don’t think this place has enough going for it to survive.

I thought this one would be better than the location in Cutler Bay. It’s not by much
I long for the Aldi I visited in Chicago