Supermarkets in Henrico, VA

“I love this grocery store!

It’s super clean. The chicken tender full “Pub Sub” was very good and very very filling (also loved how the halves were wrapped separately). The staff were super nice and helpful (I’m socially awkward (I’m autistic) and was looking for an open cash register and a couple staff members showed me an open one). The WiFi network (PUBLIX-CUSTOMER) was pretty fast and had no login popup. Lastly, this may sound weird, but having a sink inside a toilet stall is convenient for me!

Will go to Publix again sometime!”

“Customer service very good. It’s an international grocery store with wide variety of products such as bread, butter, peanut butter, fresh goat meat, lamb meat, hard and regular chicken, smoked and fresh turkey, dried and fresh fish like snapper, mackerel, herring, croaker and tilapia. Fresh plantains, tomatoes, pepper, onions, okra, potatoes, yam, garden eggs, garlic, and ginger. Also, baby cereal, hot chocolate( melo), powder milk, evaporated milk, sardines, lunch meat, corn beef, all purpose flour and rice flour, oatmeal, can beans, chips, crackers, tea, lots of spices, soda, juice, energy drinks, power and frozen foofoo, banku, cassava leaves, spinach, potato leaves, better leaves, palm oil, black soap, shea butter, and lotions.”

“This massive store is a one-stop shop with endless aisles stocked with all sorts of groceries, premium coffee blends, household essentials, and more. The produce section shines with multiple varieties of fresh fruits and veggies—truly a standout choice for healthy shopping. Don’t miss the bakery for warm, artisan breads, pastries, and custom cakes baked daily. Plus, the on-site cafe serves up delicious, affordable options like sandwiches, salads, and coffee drinks, perfect for a quick bite while you shop. Ideal for families or anyone needing pharmacy services alongside everyday needs!”

“I started shopping at ALDI more regularly over the past few months after trying to cut down on grocery expenses, and honestly I was surprised by how much I ended up liking it. At first I assumed the lower prices meant lower quality, but after several shopping trips, that definitely hasn’t been my experience.

The first thing I noticed was how fast and simple everything feels compared to larger grocery stores. The layout is straightforward, so I’m usually able to get in and out much quicker instead of wandering around for an hour. Even during busy times, the store still feels more organized and less overwhelming than some major supermarket chains.

I mainly shop there for basics like produce, milk, eggs, frozen foods, snacks, and bread, and most of the items I’ve bought have been surprisingly good quality. The produce section especially impressed me because the fruits and vegetables looked fresh and lasted longer than I expected once I got home. I also tried several of their store-brand products and honestly couldn’t tell much difference compared to more expensive name brands.

One thing that stood out happened during a recent visit when I couldn’t find a specific coffee creamer. An employee stocking shelves actually stopped to help me look instead of just pointing down an aisle. Small interactions like that make a big difference during busy shopping trips.

The checkout process is probably one of my favorite parts because cashiers move incredibly fast, which keeps lines from getting too frustrating. Prices are noticeably lower on many items too, especially compared to nearby supermarkets.

The only adjustment was remembering to bring reusable bags and the quarter for the shopping cart, but after a couple visits it became routine. Overall, ALDI has made grocery shopping more affordable, quicker, and honestly less stressful than I expected.”

“of the Aldi's i shop at this is probably 1 of the more cleaner ones out there, lots of items, always changing, decent prices. looking for gifts, or making up a charcuterie with cheese and crackers be sure to look here.”

“They are helpful with questions, but I don’t like how they ask for private information when everyone is around—like medications, birthday, and address. I come in during my lunch breaks and my coworkers are around so I don't really want them to know that info. I also asked for a particular medication, and the pharmacist was a bit rude. I will try them one more time and see what happens.”

“Very nice store and well stocked and cleaned. The cashier though….. not very nice. She was slamming carts when exchanging the cart. She was very passive aggressive and had an attitude with customers. She was being super rude to a lady trying to count out her change and she was acting all frustrated looking at me like “can you believe how slow she’s going” kind of look. I don’t remember the cashiers name but she was white and looked like she was in her 50’s. She was overall very negative and passive aggressive. I understand life and work is hard but no need to take it out on customers.”

“Great bread ! Always fresh ! I served it in my restaurant and my Custumers love it ! It’s a clean place !Nice and very welcoming people ! No one makes better bread then them ! I advise everyone to buy it and try it ! I feel like I am in Lebanon when I buy their bread !”