Aldi

Not too busy yet this morning. But as I got in line with my two items and carts filled to the brim ahead of me they opened another lane. I was in and out quick and easy.

The reason why I give 5 star to Aldi is because Aldi is always improving on the quality of their groceries offered to sell.
Aldi now do carry Organic Dairy, Fruits, Vegetables, Bread, Poultry and Grass fed Meat! I also have to emphasize on sea food selection Aldi have to offer. I can’t find any lower price on the raw shrimp + quality. I also noticed, Aldi carry Organic fruit bars ice cream. So delicious and not the sweetness of pure sugar syrup.
People say that «Aldi is always packed with people and always so busy». Alright, that might be inconvenient for some people, but in the other hands, when a grocery store is always busy, that’s because Aldi is satisfying their customers. Excellent grocery options and with great price!
In conclusion, comparing to other groceries stores that I do go every now and then, like, Wholefoods and Marianos, Jewel and Tonys… I Have to say that Aldi is unlike any other Grocery Store. They offer what most people is always looking for: High Standards, High Quality and Low prices. Thanks Aldi.

This is my local Aldi store and it could use some improvements! I understand the saving of money and i dont ask for a trendy grocery store, but this place could be cleaner and their produce cound be fresher and last longer! I fequented this place for years, but now drive to the Aldi off of Wise road in Elk Grove because the lines are shorter, the ailes are cleaner and wider, and the produce is so much better. Elk Grove Aldi has a larger selection of healther choices, what gives? I recommend purchasing the Aldi reusable bags– they are huge and with only two of them you can fit everything into them. I typically spend $ 70 – 100 each time I visit so if you shop here you know how much food that is. I reccommend this place for its value, go before 1pm on weekdays to avoid the chaos!

Paul’s review is a very accurate representation of this store. I try not to read someone else’s review right before I write my own, but it was right there in my face and hard to overlook.
A couple more points to add…
Bring a quarter with you. When you drive into the parking lot, you will notice that there are not any carts in your way. They are all neatly put away near the store under the overhang. Aldi’s has a ‘deposit’ system for the carts. You put a quarter into the cart mechanism when you arrive and when you put it back, your quarter is returned to you. It’s a great way to get people to put their carts back and it eliminates the need for Aldi’s to hire employees to shag the carts. Savings!
The turnover at this location is excellent. It’s one of the busiest Aldi’s that I have ever been to, so that means two things. Everything is fresh and they are often out of things. Not completely out, just maybe out of the flavor that you wanted. In my experience, I think Monday is the best day to shop here to get the best selection.
That’s about it. Oh, and read Paul S.‘s review because anything else you need to know is pretty clearly outlined there.

This Aldi’s is always packed. As one of the cheapest place to shop in the neighborhood, the word is out and everybody shops here. Weekdays have very long lines, weekends are absolute madness. If you have plenty of free time, Aldi’s can give you value for your dollar.
Milk, eggs, bread and canned goods have been cheaper or at least very competitive with any other grocery retailer in the area. The store itself is fairly small, so you won’t find an exhaustive selection. The name of the game here is cheap, but it does come with a few drawbacks.
Lines, lines, lines. Yes, there is always a line here no more than two checkers at the checkout registers. You will wait at least five minutes in line at all times.
Aldi takes only cash, check or debit cards, but no credit cards. Oh well, at least they pass the savings on to the customers.
This retailer does not provide plastic or paper bags, so bring your own canvas sacks and save the environment. Just don’t get to checkout and forget, otherwise you’ll have nowhere to put your groceries.