Really like this store. It was a nice shopping experience. First time in ALDI. Like the way everything is arranged. Wide selection and great prices. Employees are very friendly and helpful. I like the fact that it's a smaller store as I have issues with ambulation. read more

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the staff at the Aldi in Lexington on Sunset has progressively cared less and less about the way they interact with customers, but today was by far the worst I've experienced in 6 years and has made me consider doing all of my weekly shopping at another location from now on. every SINGLE one of the staff working today was complete inconsiderate to the few of us shopping. they blocked the aisles stocking not just ONE side of the aisle but both and made no effort to help us figure out how to get around them. one left a pile of boxes in the middle of the row and then walked by me completely as I struggled to move them to get my cart around them. i was cut off THREE TIMES by a staff member that ran in front of me to grab an item off the shelf, and then at the one checkout that was open, they had a pallet stacked well overhead that was blocking HALF of the entrance to the lane itself! when I told the lady at the checkout that she needs to move that so people can get around as I just knocked off gum on the other side of the shelf, she shrugged her shoulders and smirked. to see i am appalled is an understatement read more

It used to be good, but not any more. Several weeks in a row, I discovered multiple price mistakes resulting in overcharges. The weighing scale is also off. I bought 2 bags of cherries, each 1.4lb ~ 22.4 oz. I weighed them at home and they were actually only 18oz. I don't what happened to the management of the store. read more

Aldi is a different take on your typical grocery shopping experience. Mainly, around 85-90% of the products they sell are their own (generic) brand. They do carry name brand stuff (weekly - I assume), but not sure if the particular product is at the store for a limited time. When I visited this location a couple of weeks ago, I saw that they had Honey Nut Cheerios and Coke (to name a couple of name brand items), but again not sure if the items were only there for a limited time. Speaking of name brand items, if you have a coupon for a name brand item that Aldi's might be carrying at that moment, I want to say that more than likely they may not honor it (but I could be wrong). I know my aunt has been getting a dollar amount off total bill coupon several times over the past couple of weeks, but not sure if it is because this particular location just opened. If you have never shopped at Aldi's before and need a shopping cart, you will need a quarter in order to get a cart. All carts are stored by the entrance to the store and are locked, per se, to each other and can only be unlocked when you insert a quarter in the gadget on the handle. The quarter is then returned to you at the end of your shopping trip once your return the cart to the entrance. I guess this is to help people leaving carts all over the parking lot and preventing car damage. One other tidbit about Aldi's - they do not have baggers and do not supply plastic bags like other grocery stores do. You have one of two options - bring your plastic bags from other stores to bag your groceries or you can purchase some of Aldi;s re-usable bags. Again, the employees do not bag groceries - once you check out, there is a counter behind the check out lanes for customers to bag their own groceries. Also note, I am not 100% sure if credit cards are accepted. I noticed on the sign as we were leaving that Aldi's accepts cash, debit, and EBT (Food Stamps) for payment. read more

What's not to love about Aldi? Great quality, great atmosphere, and of course great prices. The people that work there are some of the hardest workers you will ever see and are incredibly helpful. Recently they decided to start accepting credit card payments, which can only mean they will be even busier than before. I have been a loyal customer for over a year and will continue to be one. Never change, Aldi. Keep up the great work. read more

I go to aldi since many years ! These days i find many fresh fruits and veggies half spoiled ones ! Time to give up on aldi prices akso slowly by slowly going up . Stuff like ziplock bags , foil, parchment paper they got rid of it . read more

They've recently added a larger organic selection which is wonderful. You can save a ton of money here because you bag your own groceries and recycle boxes or utilize reusable bags to carry out your things. read more

I have had an opportunity to shop all of the Aldi's in the Midlands. I have to say that the Sunset Aldi in Lexington is by far the best. Ally is a wonderful Manager of her people and her store. Stephane as well. Today I encountered Sharon and Sethesh. Sharon helped me with a return, even though she was leaving for the day. She wanted to make sure I was taken care of. I had the pleasure of being checked out by Sethesh. I have to say, I have a bit of a sense of humor and my daughter is in from Germany. She was trying to pay and I told him not to allow her to pay. She again tried to pay, and again I told him "no, don't let her pay, I'm paying". As you can imagine it was a little uncomfortable. My daughter won and paid, I joked with him a little more and then we completed our order and left. He was so kind, sweet and patient. All the employees usually are. Today, these two really stood out and made my visit great. I really appreciate the smiles and helpfulness of the associates and management in this store. I live in Peak and make the trip to this store for this very reason. Keep up the good work! read more