ALDI

"Has essentials. Store is straight and to the point. No frills. Lower prices than regular grocery stores. Some name brands."

"They keep the lights on after they've closed I hope the bill causes them to close down for good, nice store."

"Good place to shop at unbeatable prices. I buy popcorn, chocolates, cookies for gifting from this store. Their mini naan and hummus are a match made in heaven. Their no meat soya nuggets used to be my favorite. But since the last 2 months I haven’t been able to find them. Popcorn, spices and self raising flour prices are the lowest that can get in the market. The chia, flax seeds are of good quality."

"Tory and the prices make this a great place. Tory is the best employee you've had... funny, attentive and cares about the customers! Historically, most workers look like they're just trying to get through the day."

"I wanted to buy some groceries for cheap, so I asked a local dude and I told him “Hey dude, do you know of a cheap place for groceries in the area?” Without any hesitation, immediately he answered of course “Aldi”! So I drove to Aldi and I didn’t expect the place to be this small, but overall they had many different items. Seems like the whole idea behind Aldie is having un brand names or counterfeits-in a good way of course. They have many different cereals for example which look very very similar to the big brands as far as design and coloring of the boxes , but when you read the letters you find out that it is actually a small unknown brand. They do have fruits and vegetables for pretty cheap compared to H-E-B or Randalls. But some other items or not that cheap, like for example laundry detergent or Gatorade. Now it is one thing, keeping the prices pretty low, but it’s a whole other thing when it comes to maintaining a clean place. One of the aisles was completely blocked by a huge pile of empty boxes. And for some reason bags are not provided for free!!! This kind of behavior, reminds me of New York. Which for that alone, I’m lowering my rating by a star."