This Aldi is never very busy (in comparison to Ridge where I'd usually go), and I appreciated that. It's not as updated as some others (the worker told me they were supposed to get the updates - like self-checkouts - but then plans changed and more effort is being given to opening new stores) but it still has all the Aldi deals and helpful workers. read more

Maybe it's me but I'm not a fan of this store. I stopped in 8 years ago and haven't been back until this weekend. Again, I wondered what the hype is about. There isn't much selection for the size of the store. I was surprised at how little produce and meat they carry. I picked up a few items and my daughter grabbed a couple. The cashier never said a word, even after we said, "Hello". Not very friendly. This is a grocery I will continue to skip. read more

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ALDI, I'm convinced that you really have gotten things together regarding keeping good stock and organization in the store. I stopped in after hearing that the 2019 advent calendars were available. I did walk the store for groceries and purchased an OmegSnax dog advent that comes with sweet potato and salmon treats. Very reasonably priced and at-least $9 cheaper than other stores with similar products. While in the store, I noticed an employee maintaining the stock, removing empty boxes. Pretty much so that I 'bumped' into that employee three times. Shop here with confidence you'll have room, and easy is grabbing products. read more

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Selection is on par with most Aldis in the area. This particular location, had a particularly large selection of trail mix. Like anything else at Aldi, that can change quickly. If you find something you like, make sure to stock up. There is a chance it won't be there next time you go. Aldi continues to increase their selection of gluten free products. They now have take & bake pizza with a cauliflower crust. Friendly, and helpful employees. One of my items rang up incorrectly. Not only did the cashier correct the mistake, but since it was an item he knew had just been marked down, he made sure to called over the radio to have the price adjusted in the system. He also double checked my receipt because a price had been changed on another item I purchased, and he said that it was not ringing up correctly earlier in the morning. He appeared to be glad that it had rung up properly. As with any Aldi, remember to bring your own bags, and a quarter for the carts. Carts require a deposit of a quarter for use. This helps ensure patrons bring their carts back to the cart corral at the front of the store. Signage states that in having customer's bring their own carts back equals savings they are able to pass along the customer, in the form of lower prices. If you do not bring bags, they are available for purchase. Sometimes one may find boxes around the store. read more

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The Aldi in Ridge is currently under construction (expanding, will reopen on March 5th) so this is nearest location from where we live. I like it here! It's got a great selection of vegetables especially the organic section. All the foods that we get from the other location you can find here and more. They have more variety in the freezer section than the other place. What I keep eyeballing that I haven't purchased is ready to bake pizzas in the refrigerated section. It's huge, nice toppings and reasonable pricing. I feel like this area is clean and open. My only con is the wine section. The ridge location is better. I can get a good Malbec and Syrah for 5.99. Overall, I'll always be a huge Aldi fan. Im satisfies with their pricing, quality, and super quick checkout. All groceries should be like this. There are no shopping carts all over the parking lots because you bring a quarter to rent one. Plus it forces you to bring your recycle bags so you don't have to pay for plastic bags (I usually bring my recycle bags everywhere I go anyways). I love Aldi's so much! Thank god we have a couple in Cincinnati area. read more

This food store is right next door to the fabric store I frequent. Decided to check it out and boy was I impressed. This chain has changed quite a bit over the years. I notice that they actually carry some fairly healthy items even a small gluten-free section. After checking on the internet, the two types of extra virgin olive oil they carry are both authentic and quite a bit cheaper than you would find elsewhere. What surprised me was how inexpensive their eggs are! 79 cents for a dozen large. At least half of what you'd pay elsewhere. They even carry coconut milk, but not the unsweetened variety that I prefer. Another huge surprise is that they carry chia seeds for $3.49 - at my regular store they are over $10!! Peanut butter is substantially cheaper and they even carry cashew and almond varieties. Their produce looked good, too. Just know that you have to bring your own bags there or you will be charged for theirs. Not sure how much though. Bring a quarter as you need to put a quarter in the slot on the cart to free it for use. When you return it to the corral and attach it to another one, you get your quarter back. Just another way they save money to be able to offer you better prices. I remember reading about them recently and they are pushing to not carry foods with hydrogenated fats which is a great thing! I will definitely return there. Oh, they used to only take cash, but now they take credit cards for your convenience. read more

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Best Grocery Store! ALDI is our favorite place to grocery shop. The store has the right items for our family. The store is small, compact and helps keep us on track when shopping. They are known for having great pricing, and I would highly agree! If we go to ALDI, our typical grocery bill is around $80. If we buy the same items at Kroger, our bill typically is more than $100. ALDI has great produce, meats and day to day items. The main difference with ALDI and Kroger is that ALDI has "non-name brand" items. I was very skeptical at first however after trying the items you can taste much of a difference if at all! Highly recommend! read more

Right now this location is being remodeled. Not only might you miss it as its front sign is down, the entrance is a bit of an obstacle as it's boarded up and surrounded with chain link. Due to the remodel - and a major drawback to this location right now - most of the refrigerated sections are shut down. NO milk, eggs, cheese or lunch meat are being sold presently. There is however a case of refrigerated produce. Aldi's sells deep discounted generic groceries, including wine, beer, gourmet chocolate (and usually gourmet cheese)and a good selection of gluten free products. There are special fresh meat deals weekly and other sales along a theme (i.e. grilling.) Smokers, grills, coolers, etc. Were on sale when I was there. To keep prices down, one deposits a returnable 25 cents for a cart and you either bring your own shopping bags or purchase them there. Only debit cards and cash are accepted. read more

Had an interesting encounter at this particular location yesterday afternoon . I was in line and noticed another cashier only had one customer so I went to that cashiers line. He told me he cannot help me because he was closed so I will return back to the original line. Three seconds later an asian woman comes up and starts placing her items on the conveyor belt. He doesn't seem to hesitate to ring her up. I put my eyes right on him to let him know what he did was not correct. Then I left my groceries in the store and left. I sat in my car for a few minutes and thought about the treatment I just received. It was unfair and I went back inside the store. I asked for a manager and explained the situation. I was told they'll have a conversation with a young man. But even if they don't.... best believe Aldi will be getting letter to corporate headquarters today! I guess I'll just keep spending money with Walmart, Meijer's and Kroger!!!! read more