Aldi

We had heard a lot about this store and finally had the time to go.
First, we were not sure where the store was located. Our GPS had conflicting addresses. There was no phone number or way to contact the store. We were able to figure it out.
Next, no one had told us about bringing a quarter to get a cart. It’s a great idea, but there should at least be a sign up telling you what to do. We were lost until someone we knew happened to pull in and told us. I know they are trying to cut costs, but a sign does not cost that much. I am sure they are losing a lot of first time visitors because of this.
After all the hype, we thought the store would be very large and were surprised with the selection. There are some name brands, and some brands we never heard of. Found the whole set up confusing and a bit of a mish-​mosh.
We did get some good deals and do like that they have a focus on organic foods.
Over all we will go back when we are in the area but we will not go out of our way.

If W@lm@rt were a sardine can, it would be named Aldi.
I do appreciate the concept of how they pass on the savings to their customers by being open less, lack of shelf presentation, hiring less employees, smaller stores, self return carts (bring a quarter), no bags (bring your own), limited products, and no credit cards accepted to reduce fees.
I got past the layout of the store, chaotic, but they lack several of my own staple items. There is not much variety either.
They do carry a few gourmet type items such as specialty crackers and cheeses. They have very few brand items that we may be used to. Their own brands tout to be just as good or better.
There are savings here but it is not a one stop shop.
The lines are long and service is non-​existent. Since they do not bag your groceries, they literally throw your groceries in the cart. I did not have time to bag my own because they want you out as quickly as possible.
Prices are good but not a pleasurable shopping experience whatsoever!
Tried it but will probably not return. It is not worth the hassle.

This a very reasonable place for most items! Stick with store brand items! This place is better than Whole foods, Publix and Winndixie! Produce is good! Meat is ok… Shop around for that! Make sure you bring your own bags and a quarter for the cart! If handicapped, bring your own scooter! No Credit cards… Will take debit card…

We have been going here for years and love the prices and selections. They have many organic things and gluten free items. They continue to add different items to their inventory weekly and have cool household items too.

Publix on Village Blvd is closed until they rebuild it and the Publix on Military Trail and community drive is a joke these days so I end up at Winn Dixie or Aldi’s. Really not too bad. I don’t touch the meat but the canned goods, and eggs and milk are fine. The bare necessities are fine at the store and pretty cheap. They do not accept credit cards. I always forget to bring grocery bags though. It’s nice and close to home and very quick and clean.

This is my go to place for food shopping. There’s certain items I must go elsewhere for, but this takes care of the majority. I love Publix but after dropping over 200 dollars for food that will last a little over a week, it was time to make a change.
My only complaint is sometimes its difficult to check out because they only have one person working the register until it gets really busy, and then they throw in another, but usually by that point, you are at the front of the line and it doesn’t matter.
The produce leaves much to be desired. It doesn’t stay fresh long. I suggest going to a Market or another Supermarket. They have some name brand but most is no frills. I save about 100 dollars every time I shop there. Well worth checking out at least once if you never been.

Welcome to Aldi’s:
One of the Unilocalers told me about this market and it took me some time to get there but it was definitely worth it!
#1 rule: Don’t forget your quarter!
#2 rule: If you do forget, buy some flowers to break your bills and get that quarter.
#3 rule: know the culture of the store: no frills (you pay for those), no credit cards (cash, debit, ebt), (Aldi brand is primary here… not so much name brands)
#4 rule: take your time, factor in cost at other markets and enjoy your savings.
I am very pleased with the grocery items I purchased. Loved my roses and cooking at home.
Final rule: be patient, return the cart and get your lucky quarter back.

This a clean location and they rotate their stock very well. Of course you have to bring your bags, a quarter for a cart, use cash or debit card, and wait ten minutes in the check out lane, but that is how Aldi is not matter what location you go to. Great product, Great Prices, and clean. That’s all I need!!! Great organic products too!!!

NO credit cards accepted.
I give this place a two star rating.
I have found the prices of the steaks at Publix are less than here.
Their selection of items is way too limited for me.

You have to bring your own bags and they do not take credit cards just debit and cash. Other than that the prices are cheap I just wish they had meat selection.

Love this store! I save so much money especially on produce. I would love to see more baby food items however, but all in all I will continue to shop here.

I enjoy shopping here — as a well-​travelled «foodie,» I can vouch for the quality of the food — in fact many of the products are imported from Europe — no GMOs or toxic stuff… Bring a quarter for the shopping cart and bring your own bag. The chocolate is wonderful — European style…

LOVE this store… On average I save about 30% on my weekly groceries. Have been cooking professionally in private homes for 30 years and really can’t distinguish a difference between Aldi brands and more commonly known brands.