ALDI

"I love this place since it was built! Aldi might be small but there is such a great selection of groceries in here. I always leave with a feeling that I got a good deal on my groceries."

"I love this German store! So efficient and prices are good. Finally, we can get some German goods we love! I love that carts have to be put back where they belong, im tired of Americans looking lazy."

"I like Aldi as an addition to my Walmart and Publix shopping because it offers items for a reasonable price that you can only get here. After living in Germany and England for six years I am happy to have the opportunity to have products I'm familiar with."

"Clean, well-stocked store with amazingly low prices. While most, 95%, of groceries here are branded with Aldi's unique brand names (Milleville Cereals, for example), the quality is nothing like the generic brands and store-named brands at other grocers. Quality of dry goods, frozen foods, and fresh foods either meets or even exceeds name brands of the same kind. People looking for gluten-free will finds pastas and other foods available. Produce is limited but always of great quality. Fresh meats are priced right and are also high quality. Like their stores in Germany, Aldi always has a decent selection of deli meats and cheeses, with German-style bratwurst available as well. Aldi carries a small selection of beers and wines. The variety of groceries available at Aldi is not as large as bigger chain grocers. Patrons must bag their own groceries and bring their own bags (or grab one of the many empty cardboard boxes from restocking) to carry-out their purchases. Carts require a quarter (refundable) to unlock from the cart stall (this keeps costs down due to stolen carts). Their are weekly specials on home goods as well and the Aldi app is the best way to see what's at the store and what is coming in the next week. It's really a gem among the selection of grocers in the area."

"It's a bit smaller on the inside than expected. It's mostly grocery items like food and drinks with a couple isles with other items such as pots and pans, clothes baskets, pool toys, etc. There isn't a whole ton of variety I don't think, each section is a bit more small and compact than, say, Wal-Mart, or Publix, the prices run about the same as Wal-Mart I'd say. It's not a real noticeable difference, but it's definitely cheaper than Publix and Winn Dixie. They don't have bags here, and you will need to bring your own and bag it on a big shelf at the front end of the store near the big windows. The carts require a quarter to rent btw, you get it back, though, after you click your cart back into the cart return area. They have self check out here for people who prefer to check out that way. They had a pretty neat collapsible clothes basket here that would be easy to store if you intend to bring it for travel or for guests at your house. Pool toys for the summer are also available here, as I mentioned earlier. I would say it's OK, not extravagant or impressive. The no bag thing can be annoying as can the quarter for a cart. Some people, such as myself, don't like to carry physical money and prefer cards or mobile payments. Having to pay to use a cart would be a major inconvenience. One thing I want to say is they really need to keep better care of their cart return. It's among the first things customers see, and it is utterly filthy."