“Aldi has excellent prices and an eclectic assortment of fresh produce, non-perishables, and a rotating seasonally representative section as well. Right now (mid September) the season is pumpkin spice/ Halloween. I regularly buy organic shredded Mexican cheese and dried Fuji apples here. Today I also needed a jar of Duke's mayo. Canned goods and baking ingredients are available, as are meat and deli items. Don't forget a quarter for your shopping cart, which comes back to you at cart return. Shopping here during the day is less busy than evenings and weekends, and parking is correspondingly easier. The store is not fancy, because the focus is on providing value, which it does well. It took me ten minutes to walk through the store today, view the various offerings, make my selections, and check out at self-checkout. Full service lines are also available, as is online shopping. You could use Aldi to augment your grocery shopping, or even to do the majority of your shopping. It's much more bare bones/ quasi warehouse experience than at a standard grocery store, but that's what allows the company to keep prices low. Give it a try and see if it works for you.”
“Amazing customer service, a true neighborhood gem. Very kind staff and owner. Everything you need for cooking, baking, entertaining all in one place. Meat is fresh and prepared with care by the butcher. Great local business to support.”
“My favorite Aldi location! The staff are great. They are very friendly and helpful. Even when the lines are long, they're really quick, so you don't stand around for long. They're also always well stocked and organized.”
“Moroccan Market really feels like home. You can find real Moroccan products, good spices, and familiar flavors that remind me of Morocco. the quality is great, and the people are very welcoming. I’m happy to have a place like this nearby. Highly recommend.”
“This was my first time visiting this market. Even though it’s mainly a Latin American grocery store, I was honestly surprised to find so many ingredients I needed to cook Vietnamese food. I found rice paper for making Vietnamese spring rolls, fresh rice noodles to cook pho at home, and some really nice cuts of beef that would be perfect for making beef jerky. The fruits and vegetables were very fresh and clean, and everything looked well organized. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which made the shopping experience even better. I’ll definitely be coming back here more often.”
“This medium-sized supermarket specializes in Latin American food products, offering imported items from Central and South American countries. The store boasts an extensive selection of ethnic foods that set it apart from local groceries. Additionally, it provides fresh produce, meats, vegetables, kitchen goods, fresh cheeses, tortillas, breads, and various canned goods. The store's ambiance is distinct, with products displayed in designated aisles, and it maintains a clean environment. The service from the cashiers is excellent.”
“Wow, this place is a real hidden gem! The kitfo and dulet are absolutely amazing—very authentic, flavorful, and prepared the way Ethiopian food should taste. The portions are huge. One order can easily feed more than two people, and the price is very reasonable for the amount and quality of food you get. Just keep in mind, this is a small market, not really a sit-down restaurant. They only have a couple of chairs in the back, but honestly, that doesn’t matter because the food is worth every bite. I really wish I could give them more than five stars. Great taste, great portions, great prices, and real Ethiopian flavor. They absolutely deserve five stars!”
“This place is an absolute hidden gem! We visited for my daughter’s project, and it turned into such an amazing experience. The owner was incredibly welcoming and took the time to personally show us around, explaining each dish with genuine passion. If you’re craving authentic El Salvadoran cuisine at unbeatable prices, look no further! The pupusas were especially unforgettable—crispy on the outside, perfectly filled, and packed with flavor. Every bite was a treat, and I honestly wish this place were closer to where I live—I’d be here every single day indulging in their delicious dishes. Don’t miss out on this culinary treasure!”
“What I like about this store is you can find everything you are looking for especially Eritrean and Ethiopian stuff. Also the people who run this place are very freindly and always try their best to satisfy your visit. Best sembosa in town”
“This is our go to shop for anything Chinese, Korean, or misc Asian food that they carry. We are vegetarian so their vegetarian options are our priority. Tofu, seaweed, buns, dumplings, rolls, turnip cake, veggie ham/beef/chicken, jerky style snacks, soy sauce, different pickles, chili oil, cooking wines and vinegars, Thai curry paste, Ong choy and other Chinese vegetables are some of the things that we buy here. The place is cold so dress accordingly. Also, the isles can be cramped sometimes.”
“Love this place. Selection is pretty good. High competition for things like iceberg lettuce some other produce items. Showing up at 8:30 AM is the move. Food is so inexpensive here, the checkout is very efficient. The ages for their workers seems decent too based on their hiring announcements.”
“(Translated by Google) The problem is that there is no service control, the people who serve the customer do it in a bad way and it is scary outside ? because there are many drunks and people asking for money at the door ?(Original)Esta bueno el problema que no hay control de servicio las personas que atienden al cliente lo hacen de mala manera y afuera da miedo ? porque hay muchos borrachos y personas pidiendo dinero en la puerta ?”
“I don't shop for groceries here, it's too expensive for my social security budget. But on occasion I will stop in to have pizza or something ready -to- eat if there is a special. I do like the pizza here.”
“I had a fantastic experience at Al Amal Super Market! The food selection is impressive, and the staff is exceptionally friendly. The bakery offers delicious treats, and I was pleased with the wide range of spices, vegetables, and imported Middle Eastern foods. The caring and friendly staff truly made my visit enjoyable. Highly recommend this gem!Don't forget the unleavened breadI had a great experience at Al Amal Supermarket! The food selection is amazing, and the staff are very friendly. The bakery serves delicious desserts, and I was delighted with the wide selection of imported spices, vegetables, and Central Eastern foods. The staff is friendly and really made my visit enjoyable. I highly recommend this gem!”
Walmart just launched Realm, its new 3D online shopping platform. To help you visualize what that means, imagine a virtual mall packed with bright colors, wacky landscapes, and cartoon avatars wandering around. Realm lets you browse "digital doubles" of real Walmart products by navigating through several make-believe worlds. "We believe this is the future of commerce," said Justin Breton, who leads brand experiences at Walmart. "It won't replace our website or app, but will complement them."
Target's new low-cost brand Dealworthy is rolling out this month in stores and online. With items starting at under $1, it is aimed at budget-conscious shoppers. The low prices on basics like phone chargers, paper plates and underwear will likely appeal.
Walmart is growing the number of its physical stores across America. The retail giant announced plans to open 150 new U.S. stores over the next five years while remodeling 650 current locations. This ambitious plan shows Walmart is still confident in real stores, even with online shopping booming. The chain currently operates over 10,000 stores nationwide.
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.
