This Aldi is convenient to me. Read the other reviews and you will know the store is set up on pallets and your bring your own bag, etc. I get my produce for cheap here. Not some fruit is either over ripened(brown bananas, over mushy peaches) or un-ripe(green bananas, hard avocados) it’s almost never just right but you can beat the prices. Also their bagged lettuce is great too. Sometimes the line for the register gets ridiculous before another cashier is called(only 4 people work the store usually at one time).
LaKeshia S.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Richardson, TX
Great prices and good quality items. Aldi has limited items however most things there very affordable. Because of their low prices, you bag your own grocery AND bring the bags. Also you can use their buggy for a refundable quarter. You will not find your name brand items in this store… instead they have their own brand – which explains the cheap prices. Aldi’s is definitely a staple in my grocery shopping.
Michael R.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Dallas, TX
Aldi’s isn’t great for buying everything, but it has its place. This location is right next to our apartment, so it’s easy to walk over and get what we need. That part is nice for us, but I’m sure you want to know how the actual store is. Like I said, certain things are good to buy there. Milk and eggs are pretty cheap. Frozen meats are pretty cheap. Whenever they lower the prices on items to get rid of them, it’s really cheap. One time I bought rolls for 15 cents per package! Other stuff isn’t anything spectacular… bread prices are average. Fruits and vegetables are pretty cheap but the quality is hit or miss. And as others have stated, the selection varies. Overall, it is what it is. I usually buy my eggs, milk, and fish there. For other stuff, I go to Kroger or Tom Thumb. Side note: most Aldi’s locations are in rundown strip malls. That’s nothing against the store itself, as the insides have always been clean and nice from what I’ve seen. But yeah, some of them can be in pretty ghetto locations. This one, however, is not too bad. The strip here isn’t the most happening either, but it doesn’t make you feel unsafe or anything.
Hot Tub J.
Évaluation du lieu : 2 Dallas, TX
You need to check the dates on things. Saw Plano City Inspector carting off loads of food out of the fridge b/c they were all expired. Called corporate and got the run-around from some nervous GM.
Evelyn B.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Plano, TX
When Aldi’s opened we didn’t think we would go there. Thank goodness we changed our minds. Their produce is great: avocados for .25 and .29 each, heads of lettuce so much cheaper than the grocery chains and their potato chip brand Clancy’s at 10.5 oz bags(no msg, 0g trans fat) and only 1.49 rank up there in taste with the top potato chip manufacturers. But the one item sold at Aldi’s that blew us away is the Mama Cozzy’s 16″ 5 cheese pizza– fresh and ready to bake for 4.99! The cheeses are 100% and not fake. If you have never been to an Aldi’s there are few things you need to remember: It is a no frills grocery chain — bring your own shopping bags, cash only or debit card, items are displayed similar to a warehouse grocery store and cashier’s sit down to scan your items(as they do in Europe). The Mama Cozzy’s pizzas come in a variety but the 5-cheese is our favorite as we just add our own onions, black olives and a little fried sausage crumbles.
Lempi M.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 Oakland, CA
Monday — Friday 9am — 9pm Saturday 9am — 9pm Sunday 10am — 8pm This is a good place to buy affordable staples, but the selection varies based on current availability of goods, and is limited. This store is clean and sparse, and has the feel of a German market, which makes sense since the founders are indeed German. Residents of Plano, TX, should feel ripped off to get an Aldi instead of a Trader Joe’s — both are owned by the same company. Aldi does not publically share their phone number. The founder was once kidnapped and is famously paranoid, but it’s pretty annoying.
