I love Aldi's. You have to check produce like any other store, but on the whole it's been very good. Some things are a little higher, but in most cases I do very well there. The complaints I've see can be found at any other store I've shopped at. read more

Shopped there yesterday for the first and last time. Starting with their ridiculous locked-cart system -- I don't carry change any more, haven't in years, it only got worse upon entering (sans cart). The produce section was depressing: unripe mixed with too bananas jumbled together in cardboard boxes, green bell peppers wrapped in clear plastic so that the consumer could see their rotting crowns and stay clear (or at least, I assume that's why they do it that way), etc. They did offer a bag of clementines at a low $2.99, and a bag of very small -- which is how I like them -- at 6 for $3.00; other than that, nothing tempting, except the temptation to wonder what sort of store management allows this unappetizing situation to exist? An excellent sourdough jalapeno cheddar bread loaf (still partially frozen, but no matter), good prices on the store's brand of flour tortillas, which would have been more attractive if they hadn't been three days past their sell-by date -- again, who are the mangers at this store who allow this to happen? -- and and that's it for the bread aisle. Tiny, frozen vegetable and fruit cabinets offering little selection, and lots of chest freezer space devoted to prepared meals, which I don't use. There's a meat department in this store, but by that point I was done with the grand experiment, and lined up at the only staffed check-out counter (out of five), waited, paid, and left. I won't be returning. read more

Aldi is hit or miss, sometimes they have GREAT produce and dairy selections, other times the produce is wilted and berries are moldy. The meat section is priced below a regular supermarket but it's all prepackaged, not something I would buy. It's also frustrating to find something I like there only to find the next time I go, they don't have it anymore. The place is relatively clean, lines move quickly, cashiers don't have time to be super friendly, their job is to get you out as fast as possible. read more

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Always wanted to go to an Aldi and see it for myself. Prices are really good and groceries / produce are fresh . They have limited groceries at this location but your basics are available. I love their housewares kitchen offerings. I love kitchen gadgets and they have really good products at great prices. Definitely will want to go to a bigger Aldi next time. Worth the visit. read more

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While I had never been a shopper at Aldi's prior to roughly the spring of 2024, I have found that I enjoy shopping at both the Dover and Newington, NH locations. While selections of brands is limited you can always seem to find what you need with the limited space in their stores. I have found that they seem to run a very tight staff and at times this makes restocking items in a timely fashion a challenge. Their staff does work very hard and work about at a reasonably quick pace and are always very friendly. The store is always clean and empty boxes are removed from shelves often. I personally enjoy the refrigerated prepared meat meals, pizzas, Street Corn Chips(Summer), cheeses, a few other items the most. read more

Not enough variety and the prices are not much cheaper than a regular grocery store. Very disappointed. The ones in Florida seem to be so much better and cheaper. Maybe because it's located in Dover there isn't enough competition around for them to keep their prices lower. read more

My first experience with Aldi was not good. It was a new store in our town. Having prepackaged meat was a red flag. When I looked at the produce, it was also prepackaged and the asparagus was slimy. It's a smaller version of Walmart with no name brands. Ugh. read more

Love love love!!! Prices are amazing and food quality is Great! Also the ppl that work there are great too!

Albeit the occasional out-of-date stuff sneaks through, like lettuce, broccoli, and other produce over the proper ripeness, but the prices cannot be beat. read more

Don't let the low rating scare you off. Aldi is purposely no thrills, store brands, bag yourself, and heaven forbid uses the quarter system so lazy people put the carts away. The store is laid out well, good sized aisles, and there is great value. Produce is prepackaged more than I would like which results in more plastic. Yes, bring a quarter for the carts. Bring your own bags, boxes, or bins. I prefer using storage bins in my trunk to make it easier. You bag yourself and this saves a step. Check the weekly flyer in advance, it helps with their limited edition and short term items. It could be a name brand item, seasonal fruits or veggies, seasonal prepared foods (i.e. pumpkin spice), and household goods. read more

A new to me Aldi which is always a welcome find. We like to take drives to get out of the house and if we find an Aldi or an interesting market we will stop. This one looked very new and had a nice set up. You walk into a very nicely done fruit and veggie section. Lots of selection although I did notice many of the displays were messed up and things had a bit of a disorganized feel. The store wasn't super busy for a Saturday afternoon. The line (as usual) went very fast. They had social distancing in place, although didn't have a line like other stores we had passed but again, not very busy. Typical Aldi finds, some of the produce didn't look great. For those searching for yeast, they had tons of it which I was happy to see. I'd stop in again. read more

RUDE service, they put your food on the edge of their cart, if you try to grab the cart they say you didn't buy your own you can't have this one. No bags, row of carts next to the cashier, sometimes we don't carry quarters with us. YOU can't buy carts cause you don't have a quarter on u, out of stock all the time for food. Lazy cashiers, anything else I missed? read more

I was all excited for this store to open, wow was I disappointed. First it was very confusing, what the hell kind of store is it suppose be? What's the brand? The fresh meats were prepackaged, out of date, broken seals. Old wilted lettuce, Banana's just dropped into a box on the floor, Out of date Braunschweiger, broken bags of frozen foods, off the wall brands of dry goods, well it was not a good experience. read more

We shop a Aldies in Dover 3 or 4 times a week, our corner store. The prices are very good and we find nearly everything we need. I will say that the store has lost a step in cleanliness and neatness since Tim ,the manager left. Hope to see this change soon. read more

Great prices and a few good associates They keep prices low but not having 20 employees and by selling their own brands. Huge savings compared to grocery stores across the street. Produce is cheap. Dry goods are cheap. Not lots of options to or the same product...one brand oof sugar but it is about half as much as anywhere else. For the same ounces. Sometimes they don't have exactly what you want, but I start my shopping here and then go to another store I if i need something else...like soy cream or a specific shampoo or name brand coffee. This place is great. read more

UPDATE 11/16/19: BEWARE ..... I purchased 4 cans of Aldi Happy Harvest Mushroom stems & pieces. The drained weight is listed as 4 oz. When I opened the cans, they looked like they were not as full as they should be. I checked the drained weight on a very accurate scale I use for baking and they came up short - some under 3 oz., some slightly over 3 oz. That's 33% short. I compared this to the drained weight of 2 cans of Market Basket stems and pieces - they weighed in at over 4 oz. I also noticed that the gravy mix sold by Aldi comes out much thinner than McCormick or the other store brands. Dropped my 3 star rating to a 2 star. read more

This Aldi is in a great location for our annual summer trips to southern Maine. LOVE all the GF and organic options available. THANKS!

Great place! We actually drove from Portland to Dover just to shop in Aldi. Yes, just 50 miles down to Aldi. We loved the concept of getting your own bag, a quarter for cart which you get back after returning (of course, not for lazy people tho). I believe the grocery shopping is not like McDonald's where you get checked out in no time. The prices are way less than Hannaford and Shaws but some items were in similar range with Market Basket. This place has very friendly and helpful crews who had helped us in our first visit. I have recommended this place to a few in Portland. read more

Not caring for this store. The new one in Portsmouth is better. I see fruit flies flying around fruits like it's old. Some areas it humid in there. It's a grocery store thought it be consistent. Also the other big thing. With the pandemic a lot of people not wearing mask. So ignorant. Do you think there is no Coronavirus going on. Guess that's why I see lots of Texas, California, New York and Arizona plates in our area. Because their areas is flooded with it. Maybe stop protesting and protect yourself and your family. And for those that think they are wearing face masks. It's more then that. You must be 6 feet from each other morons. Also this store has no cart wipes. Especially when you don't keep the cart you have when you go through checkout. They put it in the cart of the person before you have. You know the one that probably wears no face masks. Yeah exactly. I am not coming to this store anymore. I will go to the one Portsmouth instead. read more

What a disappointment! Annoying cart deposit (seriously the hassle of using a quarter deposit); substandard selection of average priced goods. Even more annoying checkout process. This place is a failed biz model. You'd do better for yourself and tge planet to shop at local Demoulas, bring your own bags and choose less plastic packaged goods. I now realize why ALDI wins Europe awards every year for greenwashing. Was dead tonight at 5pm. I predict this place won't last 18 months. read more

I have been saving over $100 a month shopping at Aldi's. People complaining about the quarter deposit for a cart have never shopped overseas, where it is fairly common. The staff has always been friendly. Sometimes the produce isn't the greatest but that is true in most grocery stores. The chicken has been really good. If you watch, you can sometimes get exceptional deals on meat! read more