“Love this store for spices, meat, produce, and anything you need to make Mediterranean food. The pita bread is so soft and still steaming in the bag it's so fresh.”
“Great!! ALDI to shop in Tinley Park. I had a unpleasant situation about to 1 months ago. When I was going through self checkout and I was unaware I did not scan 3 of my items. Because I was on my cellphone and not paying attention. The cashier alerts the manager. And she a walks over to me and accused me of stealing. And stated she could call the police on me. I took $1,000.00 in cash out of me pocket. And told her I don't have to steal. Think you have a misunderstanding. I could have left the store and bought nothing. And called Corporate. But i didn't because you have to allow people to see that they were wrong about judging you. I paid for the item anyway. And left but I feel because I was African American she prematurely judged me because of the color of my skin.So I came back to visit the store again on June 1st. The situation happened May 1st. And this same manager was doing a online order and she was shopping for the items. I stop and asked her where was an item. I was looking for just so she could see my face again. To let her see that because you misunderstood. What happened that day. I'm going to allow you to see every person of color are not stealing. Expleacially not a ALDI. We as a people should not judge any culture according to the race or skin color. It's call being racist. Would i continue to shop there yes because I am a citizen of this country and I do not steal. Im a Home owner and a good person. I am still going to give the store a 5 star rate because the store itself shouldn't have to pay for a racist manager. The food is fresh and good quality. And you don't get that a every ALDI store so that is why some people go a little out of their way to visit another store. Thank you and i hope that my review express my disappointment in her actions. Not the store itself.”
“Easily the best Pete’s location around, just a shame it’s so far out. Everything about this location has been fantastic every time I’ve been, except for the long checkout lines.”
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