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“Aldi is such a wonderful place to shop.
I always have a pleasant experience every time I walk through the doors ?
The store is clean, the shelves are stocked and the prices are a lot lower than Kroger, Albertsons or Tom Thumb. The quality of food is very good as well.
The employees are always very kind and helpful and work very hard ?
Aldi is the best! ?”
“Aldi has amazing prices and their selection is very complete without being overwhelming.Low prices are the reason most people visit Aldi but after sampling their products, I found them to be equal to or better than most products I find at Walmart.I stopped at Aldi to search for club crackers. The cracker selection is not too wide, but had club crackers which are buttery and delicious at a low price. Everything I checked was lower in price than Walmart or my other grocery.Bonus, I didn't have to self check out and only one person in line in front of me. Great experience.”
“This is an African supermarket where you can get all your local Ghanaian and African foodstuff... gari, yam, plantain, okro, kontomire, tilapia, fufu powder, banku flour, kenkey and many more...”
“I was just helped by Broderick at check out, and he did such a great job. He engaged in a natural conversation while efficiently doing his work. He was knowledgeable about how the digital coupons worked and made my overall shopping experience excellent. People like him will keep me coming back to this store again and again.”
“The lines are ridiculously long. Dont go on the weekends if you are not prepared to wait. Lots of products that are made fresh there. Tortillas are ready and hot. Deli is good and hot. Tamales are sold at the door. Meat market is fresh.”
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“some of the friendliest people ever! They have all the AFRICAN Foods i kniw from back home, and everyone there treats me like family. I would definitely recommend stopping by and seeing some of the African foods, even if you're not AFRICAN.”