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“Best place to grocery shop locally. Better price than anywhere else. More organic options than most. Pretty quick to get in and out. Parking could be better. Don't waste money at Publix or Winn Dixie, this place is far superior in most metrics. Being a smaller store, the selection can feel somewhat limited, but I still do the vast majority of my grocery shopping here.”
“It's Aldi. I personally love it but it's not for everyone. Bring a quarter for your cart, bags and/or boxes for your haul.
Some of the best things they sell: Lunch meats, cheeses, Happy Farms Greek full fat yogurt, cottage cheese, Happy Farms sour cream, Appleton Farms bacon, chocolate, and Clancy's chips. Veggies and fruit ard just ok as are the fresh meats and fish. Frozen products are usually excellent.
Never buy brand names at Aldi. They are rarely cheaper than other stores. The store brands are all very good, sometimes better than national brands.”
“Great store with lots of space. Prices are excellent & good to see European items stocked. The only issue is the self serve - folks push other customers around in their urgency (?) to get to a till & if you have a mark down item, the register does not automatically identify it. I wish they'd bring more cashiers back.”
Fruits And Veggies
Fruits And Veggies
Fruits And Veggies
Fruits And Veggies
“Always clean, never too busy, occasional flash deals. Awesome prices, comparable to buying in bulk if not better for items that spoil quickly. Their golden Oreo protein bars have such amazing macros, I've been buying them for a year straight, now! They also stock electrolytes without added sugar and 500mg of sodium per serving with amazing flavors. No wonder they're associated with Trader Joe's. I never grab a cart and always regret it afterwards when I'm struggling to carry my load to the self-checkout kiosks they have available. Try it once and you'll never go back (to Publix).”