Aldi

I’ve been to other Aldi grocery stores because of their GREAT deals on food and fresh produce, but this one is by far my favorite! For one, it’s probably the largest Aldi’s I’ve been to, complete with a wine and beer section that greets you when you immediately walk into the store. Bottles of wine for less than $ 3? Yes please! Also a nice cheese section. I don’t usually go here for any home goods, but their selection is growing so I might have to start. Huge plus is that they now accept credit cards!

Today was my first visit to this grocery store and I am completely in love! They have so many affordable organic food and cool items you didn’t know you ever needed… Seems many of the items are in and out, so every week can be different. Have to pay a quarter to use the cart but you get it back when you return it to the shopping cart station. I always recommend everyone to use reusable bags but in case you come without one, you can purchase plastic bags at the register. I work in the CPG Industry and I know that many food manufacturers produce Aldi’s private label. All the items I purchased today were very good quality! Ggggaaahhh I’m stuffeddddd… Highly recommend the coconut macaroons!

They have great produce. There meat is very fresh. The chicken is the one I buy because it’s so clean and fresh. The prices are very good. I have to say they have really earned my money I shop here once a week.

Sometimes saving money isn’t worth it. I stopped in here yesterday because of a holiday meat special and ended up buying some other random grocery items too. One of those was a can of beans which I made for dinner. Well, the Mister found a bean shaped piece of plastic mixed in — fortunately he didn’t swallow it. See pictures.
I did email Aldi to let them know and provided pictures, lot numbers etc. To their credit, they actually called me today. It was a bizarre conversation to say the least — the rep asked right away if there was any illness or injury (code for «are you going to sue?») and the answer was no. She was like «oh, okay, thanks for letting us know» followed by «will you still shop at Aldi?» Clearly all they cared about was potential liability on their part. No offer to refund the item, no real apology — just bizarre.
I don’t care how cheap their shit is, if you’re not taking food safety seriously I can’t shop there.

This is one of the many Aldis I like to visit around town. The prices are great for lots of things, including the fresh produce. Frequently, I can get a pint of strawberries or a pack of blackberries for 99 cents; that’s a really good deal! I also like getting granola bars, string cheese, and greek yogurt there since it’s so much cheaper than the regular supermarkets. I’m always surprised by how many food items they do have, even gourmet things.
As with all the Aldis, you have to give a quarter deposit for your shopping cart, but I usually just go in with a reusable bag and use it as my shopping basket. You need reusable bags or something because they don’t give complimentary plastic bags at checkout. If you don’t have your own or don’t utilize boxes or something, you can buy them there for cheap, but it’s avoidable if you plan ahead. You also have to pack your stuff yourself, and it’s cash/​debit/​EBT only. Again, just plan ahead. All these issues don’t bother me because the prices are so good.

I love this Aldi store. I’ve been an Aldi enthusiast for seven years now and haven’t had a problem with their meats, produce, dairy, or non-​perishable items.
This German grocer has come such a long way! With a new organics, gluten-​free options, fit & active branding, clean eating food options, I rarely have to go to Trader Joe’s or Woodman’s anymore. It’s a convenient one-​stop grocery vendor for me, with reliable low prices on my weekly food budget ($ 30/​week for two … Yes. Seriously. And we eat clean and healthy). This includes our nightly red wine that we purchase for $ 2.89! A recent addition to their products are: coconut oil, dark chocolate baking chips, whole wheat flour, bulk EVOO, stevia, quinoa, brown rice, no salt or sugar added foods, etc.
Sometimes you don’t find all that you need, but that’s not atypical at any store. The flowers typically don’t last long either. All in all, I love this place! This particular store always has low price fresh produce & friendly and helpful staff.

I have recently become an Aldi’s shopper. I guess I used to be a grocery snob and could only buy «name brand» labels but that has changed. I really like Aldi’s stores. I visited this Waukesha location because I happened to be in the area and the woman working the register was so nice. I love the odds and ends they have. I bought a hammock. Something I never knew I needed but had to have. Store was clean and the produce has great prices. I have found their snacks and some crackers are the same as the name brand so why pay more for the name? I will continue to visit when I am in the area.