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“Good prices on a lot of grocery Staples.
Their swiss milk chocolate candy bar is the bomb
It was just a $1,29 before COVID. Then what went up to $1.39. It stayed that price for a long time till a few months ago when it went up to $2. Then $2.19, and now $2.35 and fee there is l a bit less chocolate in the bar (less weight) aka shrinkflation. I don't blame Aldi but I do blame The one imposing tariffs, which are just taxes on all of us”
“Baby bella mushrooms 1.45 8oz
Spinach 1.89 8oz
Honey 4.99 16oz
(There were other options but I wanted raw and unfiltered)
Peanut butter 1.96 18oz
Chicken tenders 2.49 per pound (11.88 4.77pounds)
Steamed cauliflower melody (frozen veggies 2 bags of 12 oz) 1.15 each
Watermelon seedless 6.95
Prices from May 9th 2026”
“Great little farmer's market on saturdays. Has a solid selection, but it is pretty small. If you are looking for anything specific, this isn't for you. But great to walk around and enjoy the weekend.”
“Definitely the cheapest grocery store in the area. However, some of the items stocked on the shelves are expired, and there are frequent rearrangements of the store which means it can be hard to find certain items. The lines to checkout can be long but the cashiers usually keep them moving fairly quick.”
“I liked this Aldi. It was a different look from the Aldi in my neighborhood. Smaller isles to walk through. A standup glass display for additional frozen food products. A stand alone display in the rear of the store for just pizza, ice cream, and other premium type pastry foods. This Aldi's look way better than what's in my neighborhood.
I stopped here on my way home. I didn't really want to go into Walmart. I'm glad I went into this Aldi's. If this Aldi's was not so far from where I live, I would be stopping at this Aldi's. ??”
“Home away from home, a holiday experience to experience the usual market in a completely different way, but actually as always. Much cheaper, including water, and offers some foods that a German in the USA misses. And...There's finally no endless flood of bags at the checkout, you have to bring your own bags.”
“Excellent dairy quality, from milk, yogurt, cottage cheese, and cheeses, to nut-milks. Great for good coffee beans at low prices. Fresh ready-to-bake pizzas and cheese breads are good quality and low-priced.”
“I used to use it for Instacart. I don't anymore. Too much nonsense occurred. Aldi is great for inexpensive things. People in the parking lot want to ask you for money.”
“I have been searching for edible nuts and dry fruits . Finally I have purchased from this company.I have purchased peanuts, almonds and Cashew nuts. They are yummy and tasty.I will buying more from this company.”
9AM - 8:30PM
6336C Roswell Rd, Sandy Springs
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“Love this Aldi it's clean and well stocked. Sometimes you have to dig a little to get the best produce but that's all grocery stores. The employees open extra lanes when needed. The aisle of shame is my favorite of course and always has something cool that I probably don't actually need. With the crazy high grocery prices Aldi is the cheapest still and clear winner.”
“Good variety of Latin groceries, they had a good stock of Venezuelan Cheeses this time. They also have a small restaurant inside the store that offers food from Mexico, Venezuela and El Salvador.”
“Short of money? What to save more money? This is a great place to buy basic groceries. You find organic produce and meats. Laundry and household products too. Medium size place. Not for bulk shopping.”
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“This place is a spot. Peanuts, edible gifts for your loved ones, a variety of hot sauces arranged from hottest to mildest (rooster sriracha) and bottled drinks like Mexican coke. I would walk here after high school on my way home and grab a bag of Cajun boiled peanuts. They no longer boil Cajun peanuts and the raw jumbo here takes longer to boil so I got a few lbs of raw Valencia for $2/lb. Compare that to QT which sells small meat sticks to $2.49
I also got two tomatoes for $1 and some pimento cheese and the store brand queso which makes a nice gift; some ghost pepper wing sauce and Dave’s hot sauce for the peanuts but I took over the bagging when we got to talking and failed to put it in the bag. Not sure if it rung up but my total was $35 for all that.”