Aldi

Love love this place. They don’t have as much as the supermarkets, but their prices are amazing. They use generic brands, which is the same thing as brand name anyways. They do have some brand named things. Its a great place to get groceries and a great place to get can donations for the right price.

I was skeptical at first because of the appearance of the store, but it is a gr8 place. At first I only went for the produce cause it’s always fresh and afordable. I slowly expanded my grocery list by trying a diffrent product everytime I shopped. Some things you will not find as tasty as the brands you are use to eating but overall mostly good stuff. Try the selection of European chocalate, very yummy.

This Aldis location has a poor selection of fresh produce compared to the one on s Dixie hwy. they will display fruit that is moldy. I complained to the corporate office. I’ll check back in a month or two to see if the selection improves. The prices and quality of their packaged foods drinks and dairy items is unbeatable.

I love this place! Super cheap stuff and great quality European products you only find there, the only problem is they don’t take credit cards, the cashier sometimes is asleep too, but for the most part this place rocks! Huge selection of gluten free yummy stuff (cookies, pizza, pasta) and I love their European chocolates, cheap and yummy!

I love their gluten free selections. Only being able to eat gluten free, having options is always a nice thing! Their gluten free snickerdoodle cookies are half the price as they are at Publix and taste just as delicious!

Man, at first I was skeptical about low pricing and what quality is offered…
But, to my surprise, quality is great and prices are still very VERY good. And my favorite of all? Clean and EASY TO CHECKOUT!!! Although it was Sunday noon and place was packed, it literally took me 2′ to checkout. What a great surprise to see all the cash registers working at one of these places…

Las mejores salchichas Alemanas las vende Aldi. 100% recomendadas. Únicas en todo Miami.

It is a supermarket with a variety of tremendous although some brands products but very good quality at the time of purchase will not get bag While shopping for a stroller and make your purchases you must place a coin of 25 cents and return it when you return the cart, Every time I visit this place I surprise him with offers which can not be missed at each visit, The attention in this site is not much but is consistent with the type of product location and handling prices,…

Aldi is a great grocery store even though it’s not as good as Publix but it’s good 4 stars because of the staff

I can’t believe they have an Aldi Suisse here. One of my favs back in Switzerland, they are not as big as back home or have the variety but still makes me happy buying from them.

OH MY LAAAWD. THIS IS MY NEW FAVORITE PLACE NEXT TO TRADER JOES! I have concluded Walmart is the worst grocery market and is now my last resort. Ok so first off, make sure you bring your own grocery bags. I have strong recyclable bags and trader joe bags stored in my trunk for emergencies cause they’re sturdy and boy did they come in handy for Aldi.
Aldi is a super cheap food market. And it’s probably as cheap as it is because they don’t provide grocery bags and they don’t have people gathering carts. You pay a quarter to use a shopping cart, but you get the quarter back when you return it. I spent a total of $ 30 for MANY MANY items! Also, they have a HUGE SELECTION of gluten free items. It’s like… For nearly every item there, whether it’s pizza, cereal, hot dogs, there’s always a gluten free brand! PRETTY AWSOME. they even have organics! When I say cheap, I’m talking like $ 3 for a big bag of chocolate granola made with coconut oil, dried strawberries, and flax. $ 2.50 for blueberries that are actually sweet. Etc etc. they even sell household items such as tissues, toiletries, cleaning supplies etc. great cheese selection too! And amazing prices on their meats. it’s pretty much a Walmart/​publix except cheaper and healthier. Overall great quality food at affordable prices.

Im on a helath and fitness journey and if it weren’t for Aldi, I would not have made it this far. I save about 60−75% on fruits vegetables and seafood! Thank you, Aldi. I see so many struggling families come in here and walk out with full carts. I also love how youre required to bring your own shopping bag or pay 6 to 10 cents for a plastic/​paper bag. Enough with all the plastic bags!

I love coming to Aldi, its affordable and they have a big selection of products. Everytime we come here we end up leaving with twice as much items for ¹⁄₃ of the price when in comparison to Walmart, Winn Dixie or Publix. We like to come here to do our big food purchases for the month.

In terms of prices this place is King. This is the kind of place we go to do a ‘big’ shopping trip for every few weeks or so. Not some place I’d go on a weekly basis. There are a couple of things about this place that are unconventional, like that you need a quarter to get a cart (you get it back when you return it), and that you have to bag your own groceries. But to be completely honest… this place buys me about 3x more for $ 20 than Publix or Win Dixie would. What I really like is the produce section. its not like shopping at less expensive stores where you get things cheaper but they only last you a couple days. I’ve bought produce here and it lasts just as long as the bigger/​more expensive chains of grocery stores.
Another Unilocaler had it right in describing it as the ‘Ikea of grocery stores’.
Also, this place is a great stop for when you’re having a party.

Real German Supermarket. But not as in Germany

Aldi is a bootleg supermarket. I know that sounds bad but it really isn’t. You can find hundreds of items that «look like» other items. Their «Frosty Flakes» look so much like their Kellogg’s counterpart, that you’ll do a double take. It reminds me of a grocery store I used to shop in when I lived in SoCal called The Grocery Outlet.
A lot of brands that look like other brands is what you’ll notice during your first visit here. And I’m here to tell you that they taste like those other brands too, which is much more important. You’ll definitely find all the basics here, just don’t expect finding a lot of variety. While you may find several different brands of ketchup at Publix, you’ll be hard-​pressed to find 2 brands here.
The biggest value here is their Sockeye Salmon. Although it’s frozen, it’s also wild-​caught and only $ 6 for a slab that comfortably feeds 2 people. I prepared it for my GF and I that night and she was «hooked” – pun intended. She never really paid attention to the difference between farmed and wild-​caught fish. Let me tell you that the difference in flavor is huge.
But you should avoid their frozen Italian sausage. It doesn’t hold up well if you’re making sausage & peppers and actually shrinks quite a bit. You’re much better off with paying extra and getting a pack of Johnsonville at a different supermarket. I’d recommend going to an Italian butcher, but that’s about as rare to find in Miami as a Filipino restaurant.
I’m surprised more people don’t shop here. The quality of their products is good and you could save so much money when compared to shopping at other supermarkets. But I suggest bringing your own bags because they’ll charge you $.06 to use one of theirs. I like the concept, less waste all around, and you get to help save the planet and a couple of bucks.
And who doesn’t like saving money…

I dont mind waiting in line if it means im gonna save on grocerys. I would never get this much stuff in another supermarket for the price. It might not be name brand but it does its job, who says kraft or kellogs should be the only people making money… Nutrition facts and ingridient list are there, if you dont approve dont buy it.
Store hours got longer and more cashiers during peak hours!.. People camp out on black friday to get a good deal why would here be any different?! Just make the line it goes fast cuz no bagging.
10*s!

This is a great store, the brands are not common but are similar to what we know, the food is good and cheap! I dont mind the quarter cart and no bags thing. theres only like 2 cashiers open but there quick! I rather buy these brands than walmarts great value to save!

Something about this place scares me. Someone else mentioned it being the ikea of grocery stores and I think that’s a double-​edged sword. Do you remember when you bought that nice piece of furniture and it started peeling and looking like crap two months later? That’s the impression I get from Aldi. All I see is pesticides, growth hormones, and processed foods. I don’t joke around with my nutrition and something about the prices and odd brand names doesn’t click with me.

On my quest to save money on groceries, I learned about Aldi, an inexpensive grocery located off Coral Way. Thinking to myself, «Dang! How am I going to save money and satisfy my protein needs,» I was glad that I only spent $ 31.59, buying a whole lot of protein packed foods that would last me a whole week.
Here is the breakdown of my grocery bill:
— Frozen fish fillets $ 5.99
— Turkey patties wrapped in bacon (4) $ 6.99
— 1 pound of sliced turkey $ 3.29
— Colby jack cheese $ 1.99
— A pack of 12 grain bread $ 1.99
— A pack of wild caught salmon $ 4.49
— Garlic salt and minced onion spices $ 1.98
— Italian sausage $ 3.69
— Avocados (2) $ 1.18
SUBTOTAL: $ 31.59
Aldi is definitely the place to go if you want to save money. That, or Walmart’s grocery stores!
Cons:
— You have to pay to use their shopping carts.
— Their selection for groceries is very limited, compared to Publix and Winn-​Dixie.
I highly recommend you to bring a shopping bag.
Keep in mind they do not accept credit cards.

«The Ikea of grocery stores» — Jenny
You know these people don’t give a fuhk when they open right across the street from a Walmart You can find everything you want at a traditional store but you are only going to find one brand of it… so I guess the selection is vast and limited at the same time Walking through the store was like a game You see what seems like a familiar product but after closer inspection «hey those are not M’n’M’s!?! those are N’m’N’s!!!»
Honestly, it’s a nice little concept they have Aldi is originally from Germany I believe and it did feel like you were in another country for a bit until you heard all the Westchester viejitas calling their friends «porque la leche estas a dos pesos qui!!»
Worth the visit
p.s.
bring a quarter if you’re going to use a cart
bring your own bags unless you don’t mind being charged for them