Supermarkets near Bourbonnais, IL

“Love Aldis! The food is always fresh and the prices are lower than most grocery stores. They also sell all kinds of interesting useful household items enabling fun browsing while grocery shopping. The staff is very efficient and friendly. Self checkouts has made our lives easier especially if you only have a few items to check out. I even like the idea of the quarter to unlock a grocery cart. Now these lazy people won't leave their carts out in the middle of the parking lot to dent your car. Aldi's in my opinion is a great customer service oriented store. Kudo's to Aldis!!!”

“Aldi is like many other grocery stores in that it has too many self-checkout counters and not enough humans checking out the shopping humans' purchases. To me, prices at Aldi seem to be lower than those at Kroger and Jewel. Rumor has it that Aldi is or will be lowering their prices further. These opinions are not necessarily facts, as I'm sure most people will realize.”

“The best Aldi's in the area. It's layout is much better than others; it flows nicely in terms of food layout, and even in spots where it doesn't (salsa isn't with Hispanic) it's still close by (the salsa is on the backside of that aisle with the veggies). The management hires very work-oriented and friendly people; to the person's review who complained about the pallet lifter being in the floor, they're moving and stocking inventory--it's ALDI. The store is only open 9-9, they have to restock and reorganize during store hours; they don't have the luxury of doing it in late night hours like 24 hour stores. The staff is always willing to drop everything to walk you over to something you need help finding (I'm an Instacart shopper so I stop them short of doing that, I don't want to put them off-track from what they're doing, I just have them point me) and if there's something that spilled they get on it immediately. The prices are also the best in the area; I've yet to see their strawberries cross a $3 threshold and are frequently on sale; milk, cheese and even some brand name cereals are far less expensive here (in the case of the latter the boxes are even family sized and priced equal or lower than a regular sized box at other stores--keep in mind though you could count on one hand how many brand name cereals there are). These are not random observations, I'm in the store at least five days a week getting people's grocery lists filled (Protip folks: tip your gig drivers well, as of this writing gas is averaging $5.39 a gallon--we're not shopping for your 50 item list for a $2 tip to drive 10 miles after 45 minutes work) and it is a well cooled store that uses the natural lighting well to illuminate the store during the day. A silly observation maybe but it has a nice feel when you're walking around in a cool temperature shopping in sunlight.”

“I was thoroughly impressed with the customer service at Meijers. The store itself is a shopper's paradise, offering everything from groceries to home goods. When I couldn't find a specific item, an employee went above and beyond to assist me. It's unfortunate that this kind of store isn't available on the West Coast. I found everything I needed and more during my visit.”

“Stocking shelves is getting like Walmart where the stockers don't remove the boxes that the product came in so now we can't see the net content because the boxes are blocking the info. Getting lazy.”