ALDI 8801 Stacy Road, McKinney, TX 75070

"Have always loved their products!found the seasonal gingerbread man dog treats for our large bordercollies & basset.they always have quality products.milk is great!"

"With the current price gouging for groceries we are experiencing, we are now expanding our store selection with Aldi. Typical the spot for holiday food and recipe ingredients in December we know go here weekly. Overall I think Aldi is a good place where the smart shopper can help stretch the grocery budget with non name brand items that are often as good as name brand. $100 of groceries here feels good compared to other stores unless you are focused on digital coupons. Bring shopping bags and patience because the checkout process is focused on moving you quickly through and you have to pack up your groceries after paying. Their cheese section has a ton of value if you are currently part of the charcuterie craze"

"First time in this place and it's super small but very nice it isn't crowded. I'm not fond of the groceries here or the foreign brands but it's a fun little quirky place to stop in to see what novelty items they have in for the month."

"I try Aldi out about once a year and am immediately reminded why I don’t shop there. The aisles are hard to navigate because there are always employees unloading things or stacks of products abandoned half unloaded. Then you have cashiers like the man below who walked away from the cash register when I was ready to checkout, returned a few minutes later and said not one word to me. He flung my items into the cart, it was hard enough to damage packaging and product. I told him thank you and that I hoped his day got better. I should have just done Walmart self checkout."

"Clean, new store, nicely organized. Great prices on everything. Most things are quite a bit cheaper than the regular grocery store. Some things are on par. Rarely will you find more expensive. Mostly their own brand of products (like sister company Trader Joe's) but they do have a decent offering of brand items as well. Bring a quarter for the grocery cart and your own grocery bags (otherwise they cost 10¢ a piece)."