The people at Aldis are great very helpful.The food is good,ambiance is comfortable.

the lady working today was very rude to myself and my kids while checking out our groceries. she glared and yelled at my kids for touching things (6 and 8 year olds) and was very short -tempered. she should not be working in customer service. read more

I'm a big fan of ALDI in general, but some are definitely better than others. This is a good one! I just moved into town and so have only been once, but here were some things I noticed that are small and dumb, but add up: The carts are under a covered walkway, (I have a baby and really appreciate this, especially in bad weather), the quarter lock is was easy and didn't get stuck, (low bar, but at my old Aldi, you always had to bring 2 quarters, just in case one got stuck), the store was clean, shelves were stocked, and the layout made sense. When one checkout line got over-full, they opened up another quickly, and the cashiers were helpful and friendly. Very glad this is my new Aldi! read more

Good food at a low price. Warning... BYOBags, debit cards w ATM pin (no credit cards) and you'll need a quarter to check-out a cart. read more

ALDI - Front - Grocery Near Me - Erie, Pennsylvania

This is by far my favorite Aldi location in Erie. The staff is friendly and I usually find what I want. I am happy with the update to the floor plan Aldi has implemented in the last few years, as it makes going back for that forgot item much easier now. The meat is always delicious and have never had an issue with it. I will always come to Aldi for my grocery needs read more

Don't get me wrong - Aldi's offers some of the best prices in the area for great low-budget foods and products on all levels. The problem is getting through checkout. This is directed at the West 12th store which is not listed here. You go in and make your selections, feeling happy all the while at the excellent prices. The problem surfaces when you try to get out of the store. There are often only one or two registers open and the line(s) are L O N G. Not only are the lines long, the people in front of you often have their huge carts packed to the brim because everything is so affordable. This information comes from a 10+ year loyal customer. Just make sure you're not in a hurry when you shop there. By the same token, be ready to walk out of there with a lot of bang for your grocery buck. It's worth mentioning that the store brand products are just as good as the big name brands and are far less costly. read more

Love Aldi's! My entire family shops at Aldi's! My sister's and their families shop at Aldi's in Virginia and Indianapolis. Quality items, great prices and they continually get more new items in weekly. If you have ever shopped at a Traders Joe's you will see many items at Aldi's because they are owned by the same German company called Albrecht. Aldi's is their discount store. So why not shop there and get the same quality items while saving money. It only gets better weekly! And customer service is great! Love Ellie, and all the other young ladies and gentlemen in all their stores. read more

The prices are low but it's not the same brand names. Everything i bought was decent. Also bring a quarter if you need a cart and bring your own bags. They don't provide bagging. read more

i love this place! when shopping for five (sometimes more) you really need to make sure you get every bang for your buck! the prices are so reasonable and the staff is so friendly! i think it helps they pay them and treat them well. just over all good, clean family company for meadville! my only complaint is ive found out of date items on shelves before. that is not good. always check the dates, people! they have always been super nice and apologetic about it. so not a huge deal. just pay attention read more

The prices and quality are very good, but the customer service isn't. They have a tiny staff, just few shelf stocker/cashiers, assistant manager, and a manager. Most of the employees seem stressed out. So few people run the place it's not a surprise that service suffers. Aldi has a lot of rules that seem a little authoritarian as well. It starts with the quarter that you need for a cart. Really Aldi? I know everybody thinks it's fine, but they're the only store I know that requires this. Also, they recently got rid of hand baskets so you have to use a cart. The solution to their problem with people putting hand baskets on the conveyor belt was to get rid of them. Employees routinely "chuck" your items into the cart. If you don't want your produce beat up you need to say something, don't assume they will be careful. There is no customer display at the register so you can't see the prices as they are scanned (pretty unusual for a modern retailer). When buying sale items, check your receipt before leaving to make sure they were priced correctly, mistakes happen and you don't want to find out after you get home. Don't try calling your local store. According to the recording on the 800 number for Aldi customer service (you can't talk to a human when calling Aldi), the local number is unlisted. When I visited the local store the manager said she was unaware that their number is unlisted, but she wouldn't take the call anyway because she is too busy. Wrong answer! Aldi is the only store I know of that doesn't allow you to call and ask a question. Also, they advertise specials they don't stock well, and frequently run out before the special is supposed to end. You can't call and check, you have to drive there and "hope" it's in stock. Several times I have had to find an employee, interrupt them, and ask them to see if there is more in the back. Their weekly specials start on Wednesday. If you really want to buy an advertised special go on Wednesday or Thursday. So, why do I go if I hate their service so much? Simple, to save money. Many of their prices are considerably lower, and the quality of most of their produce and store brand items is usually good. read more

I can't say enough good about Aldi's! We switched there last year and have never looked back! I save anywhere from 30 - 40% on our weekly food bill, compared to the big name stores, We went from spending $125 a month to $75.00! Can't beat it! They don't have as much of a large of a selection as stores such as Giant Eagle do, but they have all the necessities as well as a few nice extras. The meats are very well priced, and the produce (even organic) is pretty good, and I love that they have gluten free options. I don't mind paying a quarter for my cart (which you get back anyway) and actually prefer to bag my own groceries (I'm picky), especially if it saves a bundle. You'll also love the customer service. Anytime I've been there the lines move so fast and the people that work there are super friendly! We typically can be in and out within 20 minutes for our weekly shopping. No complaints here whatsoever! I'm a fan! read more