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“The employees are excellent, kind, and helpful. But not enough of them are staffed and they're made to work too fast. The company is able to afford to staff more employees and should do it - it's the only thing that tarnishes the store's image, in my eyes.”
“First time at this facility. Due to delay in loading in CA, I was late for appointment that was set. Receiver was frustrated though polite and I am being worked in. Decent place with plenty of room to maneuver.”
“Not much else around east side of fairgrounds. HyVee and Fareway all the way east in Pleasant Hill at least a solid 4 miles plus the nasty University Ave race track driving. Anyways, this is a smaller Aldi compared to say Windsor Heights with tons of greater selections plus a huge self service checkout which this location does not have unfortunately. This Aldi is a great GREAT catch all imo for needed items on the way home. Their cashiers are 10 out of 10, everyone of them. Stockers might give the cold shoulder at times, but hey that’s a norm all over these days. Most of the time all regular items in stock, milk, eggs, breads, produce, waters, juices, ice cream (a staple no?), etc., etc. Parking lot tuff sometimes at peak periods and sometimes the typical homeless (according to their handheld signs) standing entrance if parking lot or occasionally at the door. Same thing at QT few blocks east. Store is good because of its location and I don’t wish to go another 10 minutes each way down to Pleasant Hill or 20-25 minutes to Altoona 8th Street shopping area. Go in with a frown and cashiers will turn that around, at least with me anyway.”
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“Not one word said to me bout my service animal. Shopped freely. Guess it depends on the side of town and the people who shop there. I will return to this store but will make sure others know of the friendly staff at this store. Compared to the one on the other side of town.”