ALDI 718 Cabramatta Road West, Bonnyrigg, New South Wales 2177

"Audi in bonnyrigg the works take there work soueilsly the only probleem they have to fly to treine young people to show respect for the pople in the community expely distabled and elder it need to happens everywerre because the young people are not bright up problerly so im only tyding to help out audli audit needs wheelchair toilets because the only toilets are KFC and everyone use them Kim pathcily use KFC toilets all the shops in sign place and over people around sign place use the KFC toilets because there's no over toilets around there that's my help to the community"

"Best place to shop… very reasonable prices and staff is very friendly"

"ALDI is a grocery store that excels in offering affordable prices, easy parking, and a no-frills shopping experience. While its variety may be limited compared to larger supermarkets, the combination of affordability and convenience makes it a go-to destination for budget-conscious shoppers. One of the most appealing aspects of ALDI is its commitment to keeping prices low. By prioritizing their private label brands and negotiating directly with suppliers, ALDI is able to offer competitive prices that can significantly reduce your grocery expenses. I've found that my shopping trips at ALDI consistently result in impressive savings without compromising on quality. The convenience of parking is another highlight when shopping at ALDI. Unlike crowded parking lots at many other supermarkets, ALDI's stores often provide ample parking spaces, allowing for stress-free entry and exit. It's refreshing to know that I can quickly find a parking spot and easily carry my groceries to my car without any hassle. While ALDI's variety may not be as extensive as some larger supermarkets, it still covers the essential grocery categories. The streamlined selection actually simplifies the shopping process, making it quicker and more efficient. I appreciate not being overwhelmed by excessive choices and finding what I need without having to navigate through crowded aisles. Additionally, ALDI's private label products have proven to be of commendable quality. These alternatives to popular brands often surprise me with their taste and value, demonstrating that affordability doesn't necessarily mean compromising on flavor or satisfaction. It's important to note that if you're seeking specialized or niche products, you may need to visit other stores to supplement your shopping at ALDI. However, for everyday groceries and pantry staples, ALDI provides a cost-effective solution with the added convenience of easy parking. In conclusion, ALDI's focus on affordable prices, convenient parking, and a simplified shopping experience makes it an excellent choice for budget-conscious individuals. While the variety may be limited, the savings and convenience it offers more than make up for it. If you're looking to save money on everyday essentials and enjoy hassle-free parking, ALDI is a reliable option that delivers on its promise of affordability and convenience. With its combination of accessible pricing and convenience, ALDI deserves a solid four-star rating."

"Went in today and was struggling to reach something on the top shelf (I'm 5'11). A young man by the name of Ivan came up to me and offered to get the item off of the shelf for me. He stretched his long arms up to the top (he's over 6 feet tall) and grabbed the item for me (It was a jar of pickles). Ivan should be promoted to manager position and be given a raise."

"I was here today, at register 5, standing behind an older man who was paying by card and struggling to get his PIN right. The cashier serving him was trying to help while the one in next booth kept peering over and loudly asking: "Stolen card? Stolen card, mate?" And both cashiers laughed. Whatever happened to being respectful to elderly people? Whatever happened to being respectful people in general? Or be a decent human being? Fortunately for that customer, he seemed to speak little English. When he finally paid for items and left, and I was paying for mine, the cashier in the next booth still turned over and said "I swear that was a stolen card, bro" He was so loud that I think both lines of the registers could hear it. So rude! Why was there no decency training before putting people like this on the customer service front line?"