Aldi Grocery Store

I am a devoted Aldi customer, but I am disappointed that this location does not periodically restock shelves/​bins during the day (and sometimes during the week) when products – particularly the produce with promotional pricing – sell out. Though not exclusive to this Aldi location, this supply problem is particularly aggravating in the early evening, when many customers do their after-​work grocery shopping, or on weekends.

Only 1 review? You must be kidding…
First choice for grocery before walmart or target. Price is well below walmart and quality is good. Vegetables and fruits doesnt last very long so consume soon.
Milk is cheaper than any location I have visited so far. Packed food, snacks are best.
Plenty of Parking. Accepts only debit card or cash.

A very good bargain basement type supermarket. They keep costs down by being non-​union, making you deposit a quarter for your shopping cart, bring your own bags (or pay 10 cents for each one) and limiting the number of cashiers (the most I’ve ever seen was two). Don’t worry about the lack of cashiers. The lines move very fast. I definitely spend less money here than I do at ShopRite. The only exception is meats. I get chicken, pork, etc on sale at ShopRite cheaper than Aldi’s everyday price. Food quality is good. Their Millville brand is just as good as the ShopRite brand or any name brand. My only complaint is they don’t have a lot of things or they’ll have it one week then you never see it again. Case in point, they used to have a great port wine cheese spread in a 16oz plastic tub for $ 2.99. The last three times I’m in there they don’t have it. Things they don’t have off the top of my head: pork roll, spring water in a one gallon plastic jug, Tropicana or Minute Maid type fruit or berry punch (they have a spanish flavor that my fickle kids don’t care for). This forces me to make another stop at Shop Rite across the street which is a pain. Another thing I don’t like: they don’t open until 9a on weekdays which eliminates me stopping on the way to work and picking up a few things. ALDI: open at 8a please !! I don’t think 8a is unreasonable. All in all a solid alternative to ShopRite or PathMart as long as you go there understanding its protocols and limitations.
PS they don’t take credit cards or checks. Only cash and debit cards

I have frequented this establishment since it opened but I always forget to check in. Today I finally remembered to check in and wow I couldn’t find it in the Unilocal data base and had to add this grocery store myself. Tsk tsk…
5 stars for:
1. Parking lot is not full of randomly placed shopping carts that block parking spaces. No they don’t have diligent workers that clear off the carts. Their way is actually pretty smart and more stores should adopt it. They have all the carts attached together by a chain and you have to load in 25 cents to unlock the carts. So if you want your money back… you put the cart back to where it belongs and attach the chain back in to get your quarter back. Genius!
2. This place is environmentally aware and don’t carry shopping bags. Bring a reusable grocery bag.
3. Cheap good quality flowers. I’m not about to pay $ 15.99 for roses that are gonna die on me in a week. $ 3.99−6.99 is good enough for me thank you very much
4. cheap items. They’re not as well stocked as like a shop rite or A&P though.
5. If you get lucky they actually have some delicious baked goods here. Just bought some mini blueberry muffins the other day and they were moist and full of yummy blueberries and their white chocolate cookies are delicious and soft too.