This was our first time shopping at this Aldi. The employees were friendly and helpful. Everything was stocked and we were able to find everything we were looking for and then some! The store was clean, organized, and well maintained. The selection of food was fantastic and there was a huge selection of non food items to choose from as well. Their prices were competitive with other stores in the area and I snagged a beautiful wooden salad bowl for only $20!!!! Our family really enjoyed shopping here and we will definitely return. It bares mentioning to Aldi newbies that it costs 25 cents (a quarter specifically) to use a shopping cart. However, when you finish shopping and return your cart to the corral, you will receive your quarter back. It also bares mentioning that they do not bag your items in shopping bags at Aldi. You can either bring your own bags or they have boxes you can place your items in yourself, after checkout. read more

ALDI - Wooden salad bowl from Aldi. - Grocery Near Me - Clinton Township, Michigan

What a wonderful remodeled store. let's hope all the other stores in my area get remodeled. There's a wonderful employee by the name of Roy if you go in there make sure you say hi to Roy. A much bigger store remodeled from the ceilings to the dairy areas, the staple foods, Bakery, frozen areas, lunch meats. it's all remodeled looks very nice!!! even the parking lot was redone..tar lol read more

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Stopped in for eggs. Well they were out. I asked a kid working there if they had any in the back and he told me they didn't get any on the truck today. So I checked out the rest of the store nothing really stuck out other than a pretty decent wine selection for that small of a store. I don't know if I would go out of my way to go there. read more

ALDI - Grocery Near Me - Clinton Township, Michigan

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Purchased a bag of red onion, all old Moldy, waste of money. Why keep old produce out for people to buy.

From time to time I shop at Aldi Their lines is ridiculous. I ask for a manager today and the manager was working at the cash register. I was the 3 or 4th person in line. There was several people behind me. And only one cash reg open This Aldi app i'm on it doesn't work right this is the worst place to shop Why there isn't a phone number to call customer service? They're making megabucks. The store is horrible and this app is horrible. read more

I'm liking ALDI! You have to embrace it for what it is. Buy your basics at a third of of price. Enjoy and spoil yourself with the "special buys" that are Trader Joe products. .. Top quality (Remember Aldi and Trader Joe is the same company). For the most part my grocery list is the same every week. I usually spend $100 at M....., today I spent $30 then went over to M... to pick up three items Aldis doesn't carry. That leftover money went for dinner out. CHA CHING! read more

Today, I stopped and picked up a few things on the way home. I like to skip the shopping cart and hand carry items when I am in a hurry. It cuts down on how many deals I can take advantage of. When I returned home, I compared like items from Aldi's and two 'dollar' stores. Aldi's beat one of them by a mere 10¢, although the 'dollar store' item was actually imported from Asia. Aldi's beat the other 'dollar store' by 60¢. As a no frills store, Aldi's continues to be a great value for the dollars spent. read more

I seriously get a tingle in my parts when I hear the word Aldi.... This is the Queen Aldi in the metro Detroit area.. It's HUGE... I like the set up better too... You can escape the first aisle, unlike the other Aldis... I'll drive out of my way to come here. I love it... A LOT!!! read more

Shopping at Aldi can truly change your life for the better! OK-let's get this out of the way-you get your cart quarter back!! Return your cart, and the mechanism pops your quarter back out. This way, they don't have to pay people to go get the carts, and you pay less! And pay less, you do. OH my God. We have cut our food bills in at least HALF after discovering this place. The owner of Trader Joe's is the brother of the Aldi guy. Rumor has it they often share production of the same items, but Aldi packages them under their house brands for less. I know damn well certain items I've enjoyed from Aldi are the exact same things I have spent much more for at TJ's! I've found almost all their store brands to be equal to or better than name brands. I am old enough to remember when Meijer was called "Thrifty Acres", and shopped there for years with that slogan in my head. In reality, those acres are green from all the dough they charge! I also went to Kroger for years, thinking I was getting deals, armed with coupons and hitting the Manager's Special sections. I then apprehensively explored Save-A-Lot, where I discovered a few bargains but was mostly creeped out. An online forum sung Aldi's praises, and man am I sold for life! Aldi is cheaper than coupons! For great stuff! This particular store has been nicely remodeled as well. You will find so many staples and fancy extras here, at a fraction of the scratch you're used to coughing up. And I've never had a return, but from what I understand they will replace the item in question AND refund you for it too! A list of my favorites would take all day! They carry many things you can find all the time, and then they have "special buy" sections with discounted pricing on items they will only have while supplies last. This keeps things fun for me-oh the gems I've found! You can either bring your own bags, or buy them there. You pack them up yourself at a big counter after you check out. It's a snap! We've loved most everything we've tried, but the cheapest olive oil tasted bitter to me. For a tad more, I moved up to their Simply Nature Organic and found it to be delicious and still a steal when compared to anywhere else. There is an emphasis here on quality and organic labeling, and Aldi has also eliminated many chemicals and pesticides from their items. There's a cheerful Euro feel here, as opposed to Save-a-Lot's lower quality and "desperation in the air" vibe. Cons? I wish they carried extra-firm tofu, a version of Brummel & Brown yogurt spread, and expanded their frozen section to include more vegetarian entree dishes. Can I complain, though? HELL no! This place is a wonderland of fun shopping. You will not believe how much you'll save while still getting the goods! read more

I converted my shopping from Kroger's to Aldi's because they are always fully stocked. Their product, for the most part last Longer then the ones I've purchased from other supermarkets. Once you get used to carrying bags (which all supermarkets are going towards) you will do so like second nature. All meats, I usually purchase at Sams or Costco. I love this store and I am glad it has evolved into something sustainable. read more

SOOO nice and pretty after the remodel! It looks much nicer and set up more like a regular grocery store. I love buying bread, milk, eggs, cereal, and snacks here. I save so much money shopping here for the basics! There are some things I do not buy here, we haven't liked the cheese and the produce is just a day shy of being over ripe. Give this place a shot. You will notice a big difference in your grocery bill. read more

They have good deals on some things and some things not so much. Don't forget to bring your own bags or boxes and a quarter for the cart. If you know these things in advance it makes the shopping trip easier. read more

So I hadn't been to an Aldi in forever, but since this was close to where I moved to, I figured i'd stop in and take a look. First thing I noticed is that they wanted a quarter to unlock a cart outside so you could use it. The next thing was there were no hand carts anywhere, on purpose. A worker there was friendly and thoughtful enough to ask if I wanted a box I could carry around the store instead.. nah. I told him i'd just buy less, much to his chagrin. Prices here are as low as you're gonna find, but it's a limited selection and many 'house' brands that may dissuade someone from taking a chance on a similar but cheaper item. I got a no name ranch dressing and it wasn't bad at all. They have big bags here but they charge you a few cents for each one, so bring your own or you'll have to come out of pocket for your bags. I am happy I stopped in, and will come back and try out a few more things. read more

Petty. Been an aldi shopper for years. Go to check out and all of my items are in the basket I pull away per usual to bag and return basket and the cashier takes it back saying, "this is mine.". I continued to load my groceries, while he loaded another persons in and then gave her a basket. Petty. Will not be shopping at this store any longer. read more

I have been coming to this Aldi the last few months for my pantry essentials since it's been remodeled. The store is clean, wait times are minimal, food quality and price are great! The only reason I have to go to other grocery stores are the produce (I notice when I get produce there it rots within 2 days) and the meat selection (a little pricey, not a great selection). But this store has improved so much since the remodel! read more

I went to Aldi one time about 5 years ago and never went back. Not for any particular reason other than I was a die hard Kroger shopper. Holy cow who was I fooling thinking I was getting a deal that way?! I went to the newly remodeled Aldi by my house and must have looked half crazy to the other shoppers as I wandered around bewildered at the prices! My kids LOVE squeeze yogurt and normally I pay $5+ dollars for a box but I found them at Aldi for $2.49! At the end of my trip I had a full cart including tons of meats, I anticipated a total of $265 based on my Kroger trips, nope! $169!!! And eggs for .45 cents, what! We eat eggs like you wouldn't believe over here, this place is basically paying me to shop! You can bet your life I'll be going back! The ONLY reason I didn't give 5 stars was because there were things I'll still have to purchase elsewhere but this place will easily save me $300 a month! read more

I've been a regular at this location for about five years now. I love Aldi!! I love the small market feel.. I'm not a huge fan of huge grocery stores. The prices and quality of food are amazing! Maybe you're just one of those people dedicated to brands, I used to be that person and honestly on *most* things you really cannot tell a difference and are merely paying for a name. It's definitely an added bonus that the staff at this location is super friendly and helpful. Kyla and Alan are my favorites. read more

I converted from 90% Kroger and 10% Meijer to doing 95% of my grocery shopping at Aldi. The store is always well stocks and well organized. The prices are consistent so no need for coupons, apps and watching sale prices. I estimate I save about 35-50% by shopping at Aldi. Some of it comes in the form of lower prices and some because I'm not picking up random stuff because they just don't have a lot of that. It's the basics and that does fine for almost all of my family's food needs. I only go to the other stores for brand name ketchup, ranch and sometimes ice cream. I haven't really found a product I really dislike at Aldi - now I haven't tried they ketchup or ranch because those items in particular about. Their fresh pizzas are amazing! Their boneless wings are better than Buffalo Wild Wings and you get enough to feed 3 people for $6...that would be $40 at a restaurant and not even taste as good. The store never gets crazy busy so parking is always within a short distance to the door - unlike the other grocery stores where you can spend 5 minutes trying to find a spot. read more