Aldi

Stratford WHP. — Best every day prices, any where, better than save a lot. I find 99% of what I need here. Every one is always friendly. Though You need a quarter for the shopping cart, if you don’t have one they will lend you one. They cut costs by not giving free grocery bags, but I like using the boxes from the isle. I can fit $ 50 of groceries in one box, that’s convenient. Then I use the boxes for stuff at home, then recycle the box. Use, reuse, recycle.

I go to this Aldi at Stratford coz their price r reasonable except their is this middle age blond woman who has very bad manners. I don’t know what’s her problem is but everytime if she is in that check out counter. She gonna pissed u off with her manner. She is very lazy n will ask customers to carry heavy bottled water from one cart to another then she pushes ur cart so far behind when she is done but she ask u to bring the empty cart right in front of her. Instead of helping customer she boss around customer. I gave two star for all other employes who r very pleasant. She is a B_​TCH

This is a great supermarket. They really stand behind their products. What type of something and I didn’t really like it I returned it not only that I get my money back but he gave me something else free also great store.

This Aldi location really started me off on the very wrong foot by forcing all its customers to walk down a single long chip and dip aisle to reach the back of the store before choosing a path back to the register. It is an inconvenient set-​up.
Also perplexing was their ability to take cash and debit cards but NOT CREDIT CARDS. This is an ALDI’s company policy. They also hold a quarter to borrow a cart so that the parking lot doesn’t get wrecked with carts, so loose change comes in handy.
Specials this visit: Eggs as low as $ 0.88/doz, Packs of gum going for .39 (4-​pack) to .79 (bulk), yogurts are .35 each, the peanut pouch snacks that could be 2 for $ 1 at wawa/7−11 are only .39 here. Everything is no frills, and decent quality anyway. Marketing is a huge business anymore, and I’ve often thought that a company with better prices should be able to beat the super marketers with a little bit of accidental consumer brand loyalty and a little bit of word of mouth. We’ll see if that experiment holds up.
As it stands, I definitely come back around because the sale prices are real reasonable and consistent on most things. The store was much cleaner and better lit than other discount stores in the area, so they are bound to refute their own discount store rep to anyone who makes it in.
I was impressed by the check out process. Even though there was only one line at that hour, the cashier was two-​handed, could multi task, and very pleasant and efficient. She’d rather rush you out the door because there could be someone getting in line behind you. But the rush was for a good cause… there was never a worry about which line is the least long that you’d be subjected to in much larger supermarkets. That’s excellent.

My wife and I love Aldi. The Fit and Active products are fantastic and their produce is very fresh. The milk and egg prices are the best around. We still have to go to Shop Rite for some beef or baby supplies but we spend around $ 114 at Aldi and we are set for 3 weeks. The same amount of food elsewhere would be around $ 250 – 300. Love love love this place.