I like Aldi. They have a good selection of the staples that you need for 80% of our cooking. The store is nicely laid out (but different than my usual one), the prices are decent, and I find that the staff as friendly and efficient. The produce can be a little hit or miss, so you need to pay attention to what you are buying. read more

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Milleville Almond Sweet & Salty Nut Granola Bar: This bar is comprised of savory roasted almonds, peanuts, honey, and whole grain granola. There are no high fructose corn syrup or artificial colors for those who care. The bars are held together by being dipped in a creamy almond butter flavored coating. It has a soft and chewy texture but maintains its shape and does not fall apart easily. I found it to be somewhat sticky to the touch, and it can be a little tricky to remove from the wrapper. I typically enjoy these types of bars while hiking the trails, but they also work well for lunches or school/work snacks. I really enjoyed the contrasting flavors as the bar does a nice job of balancing sweet and salty. Be aware that they come in at approximately 160 calories with only 3g of protein, so if you're a sedentary desk jokey or rocking a double chin then something else might be more appropriate for you. Milleville is a budget brand found at Aldi grocery stores. This bar reminded me a lot of a similar product I enjoy from Nature Valley, but Millville's is slightly less expensive if you're looking to save a little cash. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews read more

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Not my favorite Aldi, but most convenient logistically. This location was recently remodeled in the last year or so and it's still nice. Aldi has really stepped up their game over the years with better products. It's A OK, but why not better than 3 stars? It's just not stocked as well as their other stores, even before Covid. I dont really blame them, but the other people that shop here. They're likely the same people that hoard toilet paper and clorox. Eh southside eh. They have the best prices on half and half, but i made the switch to black coffee, and once you go black you dont go back! They still have a few staples and seasonal items we love, but our visits are less frequent now. P.S. ive never had a bad avacado here read more

ALDI - Get your booty ready for the dance floor! - Grocery Near Me - Greenfield, Wisconsin

I buy a rack of ribs every few month to cook at home, not real BBQ in any way but just tasty ribs made with my hands. I have never been loyal to any one store and I just get the from what ever store I'm all ready at when I get a taste for them . After noticing some months back how good the Aldi fresh never frozen cooked up, moist/juicy with that chew that I like I bought a rack from another store and I definitely noticed that the fresh ribs were on the dry side and I cooked the same way I always do, my imagination I thought. Yesterday I tested this and bought the Aldis fresh rack again and cooked them in two different flavors over two days. Cook them, rest them and eat like always and just like the first rack they came out very tasty, moist/juicy with that little chew that I like. The racks were bought months apart from two different Aldi stores and the same good outcome so there is something to the Aldi fresh ribs, consistency, we have all had dry ribs before and I can't say this about the Aldi product. I'm sold on the Aldi fresh never frozen rack of ribs and I'm going to make a point to stop at Aldi exclusively when I'm going to make ribs at home. read more

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I understand there is not a mask mandate in the state of Wisconsin but with that said the employees here seem to be required to wear a mask. Mara, our cashier today, was wearing a mesh mask. If Aldi is requiring masks for their employees to wear to protect their staff and customers (particularly immunocompromised individuals), Mara sure did take the opportunity to make a protest statement about it. Not only is this disrespectful for those who go out of the way to visit this store but it also is to her coworkers. As a customer, I made the choice to wear a mask and it sure did look like Mara was ready to say something about it when I was checking out. Again, if you are on your own time and you do what you want to do that's fine, but the whole situation was just uncomfortable. You are literally getting paid to wear a mask and be respectful to customers. read more

Casa Mamita products and the Asian line of products are usually very good. Occasionally they have pretzel buns and marzipan. Some name brand products, but mostly generics. Like most stores, not everything is a good deal, but many things are. 39/2014 read more

At Aldi, you simply get a lot of food for the money. If you are living on a tight budget, shopping at Aldi for food and household items is a must. I've been shopping at this Aldi for a few years and it does not disappoint. You can get (almost) everything you need for your household here. For the brand names you cannot live without (for us, that is Hellmann's mayo and Hershey syrup, among other things) you should go to Walmart (across the street and down the block). At Aldi, bring your own bags and a quarter if you want to use a cart. You will bag your own groceries. The checkers are lightning-fast. It's a well run store and it's easy to get in and out because it is not a mega store. We like the mint and caramel coconut cookies, which are ringers for Girl Scout cookies, I like the Tandil laundry detergent, and with a little trial and error, you will find your Aldi favorites too. Saving money is cool. Spend less on groceries at Aldi and bank the difference! read more

Aldi is for the Smart shopper. Good food, excellent prices, simple decisions. If you have a well planned list, you can be in and out of this store in 20 minutes with a full cart of groceries. This store has a quicker rotation/movement of product than others nearby. This can work for and against you, depending on what you are looking for. If you are interested in a special, non-food item that is the special for the week, you may not find it here easily. Items on markdown are harder to find at this location. On the other hand, their produce is rotated and I regularly find the best produce at this location. Because I but more fruits and vegetables than anything else, this is my go-to location. Their produce is regularly local, and is easily identifiable as such. They also have a very good selection of Organic items. The parking lot is very easy to get in and out, and there is a stop light on the corner to get back onto Hwy 100 quickly in any direction. The cashiers are always very friendly and efficient. read more

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Usually good food at a great price, but, today while going through the produce section I saw some strawberries marked down to half price. When I picked them up to look at them, they were completely covered in fuzzy grey mold. Totally unacceptable to sell spoiled food!!! Shame. read more

After being told by a few people to check out Aldi, I finally decided to do it. I now see what all the fuss is about. The prices here are very good. Granted, they carry a lot of generic brands, but in most cases, the generic is just as good as the name brand. They do rotate stock on a regular basis, so if you see something that you think you might want to try, buy it. It may not be there the next time you come in. If you are a wine lover (like me), Aldi carries a good selection. I was told by my cousin's wife to try the Winking Owl brand of wine. It may be $2.89 a bottle, but it does not taste like a cheap wine. It is really good! I had a lot of fun checking out what Aldi has to offer, and will definitely be back in the future. read more

There is a very ignorant staff member who "claims" is some sort of manager. Has no personality, is rude, and has absolutely no customer service skills, stone face. Literally has no knowledge of protocol re: expiration or use by dates, makes a customer wait while going in full circle negotiating price reduction, but then decides- or prefers to either dump it prior to any expiration (when product is upon visual inspection is fresh, and edible), OR associate intends to donate to their food co- op partners. States to me, it's for "safety" reasons to avoid lawsuits, but then is providing to pantry for low income persons for consumption? So this associate impaired judgement is, that a paying customer can't consume it, but it's ok that a food pantry benefactor can consume it? NOTE: This same associate also sells to known restaurant owners in area who are federal/state regulated to purchase their restaurants persiables from specified suppliers/wholesalers. NOT retailers... aka Aldis. If an alleged food bourne recall occurs at Aldis, (which has in the past), and the restaurant purchased same recall items, served and, it made their patrons ill, the health department can trace recall items back to source, that means by Aldis knowlingly selling to these restaurant owners they have left themselves open to a lawsuit, CORRECT? Not only hypocrisy treating customers differently, but done with bias in a willful intent manner. Nilly willy standards. The statement made quote "I'm not sure if you take it home today, and will have enough time to use or eat it before expiration? unquote. Is this employee a USDA food inspector, or OCD micromanaging customers purchases for timely consumption, or just appears as OCD food policing? It's difficult to discern, however this associate should be assigned in back with no customer contact or, if that's not feasable, then terminate immediately. read more

Poor customer service from especially one who is down right MEAN . No offense to ethnicity but she looks like Hispanic mid forty . And question why do all Aldi stores cart area are like Dumpster. Filthy with garbage littered all over. read more

Clean and remodeled Aldi location. They have a fresh bakery in store. They offer more organic produce than other locations. Produce quality is still iffy. Limited selection of fresh meats. Cashiers are friendly and helpful. read more

Aldi is where the smart people shop. It is my favorite grocery store, bar none. Good food at good prices, and money back guarantee if not satisfied. read more

I encountered THE unfriendliest (almost to the point of being rude) clerk I have ever had the unfortunate experience to encounter as my usual store at 60th & Oklahoma are THE most friendly helpful clerks around. Stopped at that location as I was in that area and since I did not have a qtr for a cart but had a big bag as did the lady ahead of me. When she checked out the clerk put her few items in the cart and when the lady started to take the cart the clerk rudely said "that cart has to stay here". So the lady hurriedly packed her items. I stated I was going to have the same problem but the kind gentleman behind me pushed his cart up so I could take it and pack my bag. While doing so I noticed the clerk glanced my way so I hurriedly set things on the counter. She came and grabbed the cart without saying a word. She never greeted the customers or thanked them when returning the sales slip. There were multiple carts just feet from her that she could have had sitting behind her to pull up in those instances as other stores do. She needs to take lessons from the staff at 60th & Oklahoma. The store itself is very nice. Like the bakery section. But this clerk has to be brought up to the Aldi standards!!!!! read more