“Always better than running to Wal Mart. Aldi's has been the go-to store since childhood. Everyday great pricing and friendly staff. Just remember to bring your own bags/totes. You can't beat the prices or service.”
“The location is easy to access the store. Parking is great there is a lot if room. The store stays pretty clean throughout the day you might go in there and fine something laying on the floor, but it would be a customer knock it over and the employees haven't been told or they haven't got there yet. The shelves always seemed stock. Everytime I have shopped there I have never asked if something is in the back (unless it's one of the weekly speciality item, and usually they sell fast). I would say for what you spend at aldi would be half of what you would spend at one of the bigger chains(walmart, meijer, schnucks, etc......)”
“I have been shopping for fifty eight years and I can honestly say Aldi has some of the freshest fruits and vegetables in all my life. Going to Aldi tomorrow ?!!!”
“The store is clean and packed with southeast Asian foods, dry foods, various kinds of rice, common fresh vegetables, spices. Easy access and ample space for parking.”
“Aldi: Where Your Wallet Wins and Your Taste Buds Do the Happy Dance Aldi is the grocery store equivalent of that friend who shows up to the party with snacks you never thought you’d love, but now you can’t stop raving about. It’s small, it’s quirky, and it’ll save you more money than you thought possible while still letting you walk out with a cart full of goodies. First, the prices. Let’s just say your bank account will send you a thank-you card. You can get gourmet-quality food for what it costs to get a sad sandwich at a regular grocery store. Aldi’s secret? A mix of private labels and smart shopping, meaning you can snag that organic peanut butter without having to sell a kidney. The store layout? Simple, straightforward, and no-nonsense. You won’t find yourself wandering through endless aisles of impulse buys (unless, of course, you get distracted by the amazing middle aisle, which is like a treasure chest of random stuff you didn’t know you needed). Quality-wise, Aldi doesn't mess around. Sure, it’s not as fancy as Whole Foods, but you’re getting great value without having to leave your dignity at the door. Their produce is fresh, their dairy is top-notch, and let’s not even get started on their frozen section—it’s like a frozen food wonderland. Final Verdict: Aldi is like the underdog of the grocery store world—unassuming, but secretly amazing. 4/5 stars—because it’s everything you want in a grocery store, with a side of delightful surprise.”
“Nice staff friendly and helpful..never know for sure what will be for sale in the isle of suprise..often times household items that are unique and fun..food is fresh and reasonable in price..I love Aldis”
“Shopping at Woodman's has two advantages. One is the breadth of products that they sell. If you need a particular item, chances are that you will find it here. The other is the depth of products that they sell. If you need a product and you are not loyal to a specific brand, chances are that one of the brands will be on sale so you can almost always save money on what you need.”
“Love this place. Anywhere else, my week's worth of groceries is around $120. Here, it ranges around $80 per week. The seasonal offerings keep our week-night menu fresh.”
“Even though things are in weird places and I have to spend a lot of time looking for things, I still shop there at least once a week because of the closeness to my house.”
“Chiquita consistently delivers high-quality products at competitive prices. Furthermore, the staff consistently provides exceptional customer service, from initial greeting to checkout. I wholeheartedly recommend this establishment.”
“We shop at Meijer all the time. This is a very nice Meijer store, clean, well kept etc. I just have to get use to where everything is. Each store is laid out somewhat different.”
“Love the bakery items. My favorite is the Flan. My kids love their decorated cookies. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the whole restaurant there. So many great food options and the horchata is amazing!”
“I love Meijer, the only issue I have is with the staff scanning my items for me at the self checkout. They turn on the remote scanners, scan your items, and then forget to turn it off or switch the scanner when they start scanning another persons groceries. Meaning you get the other persons groceries on your bill. I wouldn’t write to complain about this if it didn’t happen literally 1/2 the time I’ve allowed someone to do this. It’s not helpful, it’s annoying. I’ve literally had to have them reverse $30 worth of extra stuff I’ve almost paid for, but happened to notice the bill wasn’t adding up. Train your employees better, until that time, absolutely refuse help at the self checkout.”
Walmart just launched Realm, its new 3D online shopping platform. To help you visualize what that means, imagine a virtual mall packed with bright colors, wacky landscapes, and cartoon avatars wandering around. Realm lets you browse "digital doubles" of real Walmart products by navigating through several make-believe worlds. "We believe this is the future of commerce," said Justin Breton, who leads brand experiences at Walmart. "It won't replace our website or app, but will complement them."
Target's new low-cost brand Dealworthy is rolling out this month in stores and online. With items starting at under $1, it is aimed at budget-conscious shoppers. The low prices on basics like phone chargers, paper plates and underwear will likely appeal.
Walmart is growing the number of its physical stores across America. The retail giant announced plans to open 150 new U.S. stores over the next five years while remodeling 650 current locations. This ambitious plan shows Walmart is still confident in real stores, even with online shopping booming. The chain currently operates over 10,000 stores nationwide.
Popular Florida-based grocery chain Publix is venturing into uncharted territory - Kentucky. Come 2024, Publix will unveil its inaugural Bluegrass State locations, comprising six stores sprinkled between Louisville and Lexington.
