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  1. ALDI - 3760 51st Avenue South

    3760 51st Avenue South, Fargo ND 58104

    4.6 Superb 95 reviews

    “We were told about aldi store thought we would try it we got a couple of the Aldi pizzas let me tell you they are great !!! They have some crust to them would go there again”

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  2. ALDI - 4303 13th Avenue South

    4303 13th Avenue South, Fargo ND 58103

    4.4 Superb 216 reviews

    “Gotta love an Aldi with great prices on a limited number of items. The outside ring of the store includes produce, frozen and refrigerated foods. The inner aisles include canned and packaged foods and a host of clothing, housewares and even a set of soccer goals that I purchased today. I found a great travel shirt for $3 but the wrong size. Today I bought pistachios, packaged deli ham, yogurts, a bag of apples. Aldi keeps prices down by having you rent a cart for a quarter by putting in a quarter to release a cart and you get the quarter back upon returning to cart They do not provide bags so bring your own. Or buy the reusable bag or the cold item bag for a bit more Van accessible free parking in shared lot.”

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  3. Cash Wise Foods Grocery Store - 4907 Timber Parkway South

    4907 Timber Parkway South, Fargo ND 58104

    4.3 Superb 129 reviews

    “This is the best grocery store in the FM area. All the employees are helpful and friendly .Kudos to cashiers Kari, Tamara, Faith, Kim and ALL deli employees including Rory and Kayleen who far exceed in customer service . I love love love this location due to your employees!”

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