Aldi

Solid four stars. I just relocated from Royal Oak and missed the Trader Joe’s there, but Aldi is TJ’s lower priced little brother, so I decided to pop into the one close to the apartment we lived in in Wyandotte. I was not disappointed. The store is clean and tidy, aisles are wide, Michigan cranberries appeared to be one of the lowest prices I’ve seen, and I was able to get everything on my list under $ 35. I’m not a fan of the Clawson Aldi — it often smells funky, not a good sign for a place selling produce — but this one so far has impressed me.

If you have read my reviews on Adli before, you know I’m a fan. No need to go down that road again.
We just happened to be downriver and a friend recommended this particular Aldi. Great recommendation because this Aldi seems to bigger than most with spacious aisles and of course super clean.
They also had the French Lemonade I was looking for. Thanks Wyandotte Aldi!

I’m not here to review Aldi and the products, I am only focusing on this location and the service. No matter when you shop you will wait in a line that is about 7 people deep. They will distract you by saying to move to the lane they are opening up because someone from the back is coming to fill in. Every time I get tricked into moving lanes the lane I should of stayed in is cleared before the person from the back finally comes up. The store is clean but the customer service of the employees is poor. The used to have a great friendly staff, not very much anymore. I stopped going there all the time like used to and now only use it as a last resort since it’s 3 streets away.

This is a very nice Aldi’s. It is always clean and stocked, and the staff is knowledgeable and helpful as well as friendly. Not a very large selection of fresh produce, but you can’t beat the prices you find here.