“Great locals work here. They recognize you and say hello. Pretty decent selection given its size. I don't think the offerings are as widespread as they could be but that may be a chain issue.”
“No complaints and so much friendlier than giant eagle for often the same price or cheaper. Sign up for their rewards, they're customized to your frequent purchases”
“I’ve always enjoyed shopping at Heinen’s. Their produce is so fresh, and meat department always will offer to help you. The staff above all is so very friendly”
“Can find any obscure ingredient recipes call for at this store. Not the cheapest, but very reliable and consistent. The food court is a nice place to take a break. Good deal on sushi on Wednesdays.”
“Do 95% of my shopping here. They have all the basics and necessities. Occasionally they won't have my normal buys, but it's a rare occasion. Can't beat the prices at any other grocery store.”
“Clean and well-stocked. My go-to for so many food items. Prices always reasonable. Many vegan options. Produce always fresh. Great organic options. Staff friendly and very hard working.”
“Aldi's offers products that are not name brand. Sometimes you can get eggs and milk cheaper elsewhere, but it's pretty cut and dry for basic essentials. The workers are friendly and all business. Great place to shop.”
“My favorite Aldi. The staff are the best - always pleasant, helpful and willing to go out of their way to help. Everyone works well together and they keep us in and out. Always clean and the deals are always amazing. Let's not forget Aldi's prices are the best in town”
“Love this Aldi! Always super clean and organized. Shelves fully stocked. Went there at 5:00 on a Saturday. Was shocked to see it so quiet. Very enjoyable shopping experience. One question.... where did the Dakota brand garbanzo beans go???? There's none at any recent location I've been to. Those were my favorite to make salad with!”
“Vanessa at the register was outstanding. When she learned that I couldn’t find garlic stuffed olives at the end cap display, she rang me out with my main order then quickly ran over to the aisle where the other olives were and grabbed a jar for me. She then rang the jar up. No one was in line behind me. But, as I was bagging my groceries, Vanessa began ringing out a lady who mentioned that she couldn’t find a certain type of cheesecake. Well, wouldn’t you know it, but Vanessa ran over to the cheesecake area and confirmed that ALDI was sold out. Vanessa is a great ambassador for the ALDI brand, and I hope she gets recognized. Kudos to Vanessa!”
“A great value for groceries. Much better than Giant Eagle. Checkout goes quickly, and almost all of their products are of a high quality. They have a decent number of gluten free things, too.”
“I love shopping at Aldi's, you save money compared to the regular grocery stores. The only thing I hate about Aldi's.... Forcing shoppers to use self checkout by only have one cashier working. If I want to do all that extra work as a senior citizen, to checkout my own groceries,,,I might as well just shop online and do pickup at Walmart. I am not your employee, this is not how to keep customers happy,”
“Their grocery prices are amazing, with a great variety to choose from. I absolutely love their specials, and the customer service is always so friendly and helpful!”
“Debra welcomed me after close as if they just opened! I could tell she was very patient and cared about finding joy in small talk. Aldi also has DEALS on extremely quality food for those who want to save a buck without sacrificing quality”
“Went here tonight for pupusas! It was a very cute restaurant, bright and happy. Our server was also friendly. The pupusas were really good! They were around $6 each, great value! Lots of filling. I highly recommend the birria ones. I was full after 2, but a guy or a very hungry person could definitely eat 3.”
“They alot more things then other meijers. Like the candy apples which are my favorite! The store is so clean. One thing though it was kind of warm in there, so it definitely could've been cooler.”
“I love this place! It's one of the new larger Aldi's. I want to say it's about 40% larger than the regular size of the Aldi's stores in the US. As soon as you go in, on the right, it has ready to bake pizza and cooked meals at a good price. I've tried the chicken breast stuffed with broccoli in cream sauce, Thai chicken in coconut sauce, chicken fajitas, pulled pork, Korean chicken. A lot of different stuff. If you don't have meals prepped it's a great place to stop on the way to work and it's a healthier option than a lot of fast food places. The selection of products in general is pretty good. Name brands along with Aldi's generic brand stuff and an "Aldi's Finds" section that is an interesting ever-changing area that I enjoy checking out whenever I go. It is an Aldi's, so they don't give you bags or bag your stuff and most of the time there are only two check out isles at most, but they are very quick. Bring a quarter if you want a cart. Quite a bit of the time someone will have a cart they'll just give you, but you can't count on that. They do sell bags in the store that are reusable. I've purchased 10 of them for 6 bucks, and I've used them probably five times and they show no wear and tear. You can put quite a bit of weight in them, but you don't want to stack them so that they are pushed out wide. If you do that then they can rip at the handle when you pick it up. They are cheap to replace but no one wants their groceries to spill everywhere, so it's best to err on the side of caution and just use extra bags. I don't know what the bathroom situation is so I can't comment on that. There's quite a bit of parking but it is a little bit of a twist when you pull in or leave sometimes. There's a couple ways you can drive in or out. There's a nice (and popular) bar and restaurant (Brew Wall & Antonios Pizza) that opened up next door. So while it's a pretty well designed parking area for traffic access, it's a little bit congested at peak times because as soon as you pull in it opens up to a variety of directions, and it's not a long driveway from the road. So you kind of have to nose your way into a line/blob of cars occasionally. There is a stoplight there to help keep things from getting out of hand. It's awesome if you go at non-peak times though, and there is a second driveway that winds around to the big parking lot a little bit further down if you want to avoid a peak-time line/blob. That driveway doesn't have a stoplight, but there is usually very little traffic there. Overall, I highly recommend it as a convenient low-cost grocery store for your basic needs and then some!”
“I love Costco. Since it's conveniently located in the town where we live., I can recoup all fees for the cost of membership since gas is consistently cheaper there than by other gas station around. The food options are numerous and if you're not great at math, use the calculator for n your phone to see if the bulk options are actually a cost savings. Staples we buy there included laundry and dishwasher soap, vitamins and supplements, and coffee. $5 for a fully cooked rotisserie chicken? Crazy. Walk the aisles, take in some samples and save some money.”
“I don't shop curbside as often as I used to, but I have to say, how amazing their team is, especially Dom is just fantastic. His attention to detail, and he is so pleasant, and so hardworking, I just have to call him out for what a great team member he is to giant eagle. This is the only store I ever do curbside at because they are so thoughtful to work with.”
“The manager on this morning was very polite, hard worker, had a very clean store. I examined there vegetables and determined that they are in better shape than Marc's. They have a nice selection of items in the store. All items are priced less than other stores. So if you want to save money, Aldi's is the place to go for savings”
“WOW!! almost gave up on Marc's because of the Lakewood store.. Glad I didn't.. Marc's at Kamms, is so much nicer.. the customer service at Kamms, us so much nicer & professional.. Lakewood is rude & obnoxious.. Oh, & Kamms Marc's is way cleaner.. Marc's at Kamms, is where I will shop from now on.. ?”
“Kylie in Customer service was so super sweet. I live on a minimum budget right now and my drink was the wrong price. She tried helping me but for some reason it wasn't working in the computer. So she graciously passed it forward to hurry up the line. And to probably get me out of the store...”
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