“My favorite grocery store for the best prices. It's worth it to get to know their brand. Bring a quarter for your cart and own grocery bags. Boxes available in store, and self checkout.”
“Location and hours are convenient. Wide range of meat cuts and grocery products. Always very clean and well stocked. If you don’t see what you need in the precut case, the owner is happy to get you anything you need and in a timely manner. Family is friendly and takes the time to get to know their customers. Always a pleasant shopping experience.”
“There is a large choice of organic products. You can pick your quanity of dry goods from badkets. So much to choose from. Things that you have to order online can be personally bought there. For example, Magnesium Cream.”
“Best Orange juice ever squeezed, less than $4.. Watch out for all the work out folks in the parking lot, there in their mode, earbuds in, driving, walking, not lookin so keep your head on a swivel. Best to go later in the day!”
“Always prefer going to this location versus another that is close to where we live. The workers at this location are much nicer and more helpful. I found everything I was looking for and a few new fun things to try. The prices are always the best around as well!”
“This is my normal ALDI and I have no complaints with it. It’s usually stocked well and they don’t usually run out of things unless it’s near the end of the night. The parking lot is convenient and there are lots of other stores in the shopping center. I recommend the grocery pickup on the app so save time, but other than that it doesn’t get too crowded if you shop inside.”
“Clean.. friendly staff & stocked well! I actually left the Aldi’s down the street because the cashier was so rude to me, to come to this Aldi’s and I’d never been here before. I won’t be visiting the other Aldi’s again???”
“Just went in and the people are really friendly including the butcher! The quality of the meats were excellent and the price were fair and better then going to most markets. Highly recommend them. One of the better Spanish markets I've seen around the area for sure”
“Edit 8/2026 - this is still my favorite Aldi. Yes, depending on the day of the week you come, the shelves will be empty and it's not worth coming. Mondays and Tuesdays seem to be the worst. But cashiers are very friendly to polite and professional, which is ok, and product quality and prices are still good. Just don't come before they restock from the weekend. Original review: Great Aldi -- they always have deals on household stuff that I can't resist. Plus the typical Aldi prices, of course. The best price on cheese, good selection of produce (some organic), dried fruits and nuts, oats, flour, and all the staples. Friendly staff and patrons, and easy parking. I have a different Aldi closer to my house but I prefer coming to this one. Don't forget your quarter for the shopping cart!”
“Each store is a bit different due to the area and traffic of customers. In some a difference are the staff but consistency, well organized and offering same good quality is excellent. Very budget friendly and allows to try new Aldi’s Finds. Stores are well clean, maintained and enough variety to pick what you want and more.”
“To all the pearl-clutching complainers whining about "grumpy employees" and "lack of customer service" at Petrovsky Market—what exactly were you expecting? A Disneyland experience? This is a real Russian supermarket, not some sanitized corporate chain where cashiers are forced to smile like soulless robots. You want fake cheerfulness? Wegmans is that way. Petrovsky Market delivers something much rarer, authenticity. The scowling grandmas at the buffet counter? That’s tradition. They’re not there to coddle your woke snowflake feelings—they’re there to serve up herring and haladetz with the same no-nonsense attitude that generations before them have perfected. If they glare at you, consider it a rite of passage. The kitchen might not be pristine, the food might be past the western world's obsessive expiration date paranoia, and the cashiers might not say "hello", but that’s exactly why Petrovsky Market feels like stepping into a real Russian bazaar. The cold cuts are phenomenal, the pastries taste like your Soviet grandma made them, and the selection of Eastern European goods is unmatched. Even I bought an expired full ham and experienced nonstop digestive issues for days,but you don’t see me complaining. That’s just part of the experience. If you’re looking for an authentic Russian experience, this is it. If you need customer service with a side of emotional support, go find a Whole Foods. Long live Petrovsky Market!”
“(Translated by Google) Excellent service and many products, although they are more from southern Mexico(Original)Excelente atención y muchos productos, aunque son más del sur de México”
“Self checkout now / Who can do better than ALDI? So far I haven't found it!!... You will find their checkout very simple to use without all those questions and confusion.”
“I come here a lot. Never have any issues. Staff is more friendly than Weis. The cashiers are usually friendly. Even when I do store pickup they just don’t seem like they hate their jobs. When I go up county line to Weis I always feel like they don’t want people who look like me there. Not at Giant… Giant makes me feel warm inside 🤣. Also, they don’t charge 79 cents per bag like Grocery Outlet in Abington.”
“I don't get over there as much as I did before. It's not the store I worry about, it's our safety. The pandemic changed a lot of things for a lot of people.”
“Local Mom & Pop Russian Grocery store. Reminds me of the grocery stores of my youth prior to the takeover of the big name stores. Many locals, many Russian foods with Russian labels. Good selection of fresh fruits and vegetables. Store appears clean and well stocked and maintained. You won’t find Strohman or Wonder bread here because all the bread sold here is baked fresh here! They have a bakery section where I found bread and rolls still warm in the bag! Absolutely delicious! Prices are comparable to the high prices we see everywhere. They have a pharmacy too.”
“Very disappointed with my last time shopping. Got these cheese croissants or whatever they called and when opened it up I find out they are moldy. Just really upset that I didn’t keep my receipt, otherwise I’d definitely go there to get my money back and let them know what they’re selling to the public. I’m a returning customer and do my grocery shopping really often here but going forward I definitely will never take anything from their bakery shelves.UPD: customer service represented by Steve resolved the issue and cashier took off the amount upon my next visit! Thank you for your assistance.”
“Giant is changing a little. Someone is hiring clueless cashiers, I'll leave that at that. Make sure you check your receipts. Gypsy's now panhandling in the parking lot of giant where the gym is with signs. Do not do not give them any money. The pharmacy is very very busy ad they have pick up many customers from riteaid. I hope with this increased business they get with the other pharmacies and update their computer system like the other stores. Otherwise they are a nice group of people”
“I called the order in early in the morning, and by early in the afternoon, the order was ready for pickup. When I arrived at the reserved parking area, I called and told the rep which spot I was in, and in just a few minutes, they loaded my order in the car, and I was on my way. I had a nice experience.”
“International store if there's anything international that you would need in the area of the Leo Mall net cost store this is where to come. Little pricey on some things but an okay store....”
“This is my go-to spot for groceries—plenty of fresh produce and a surprisingly good selection of beer and wine. The aisles are spacious and checkout is quick, which makes errands a little less of a chore.”
“I order my groceries and pick them up from this giant every week. They’ve always been awesome and do their best to pick my order and substitute appropriately. Today, the young man picking our order went above and beyond to make sure that my family had fresh chicken for dinner. Thank you so much!”
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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.
