This store is a tariff world savior. It has cheap good tasting easy on the wallet food. Shopping here is easy, adventuresome, and fun. You will not be familiar with the brands but they will taste like brands you love. A few things will disappoint but most of things will delight. Before when I came here I only bought a few things so I didn't get the magic of the place. So many years later I decided to try a different strategy and just go for it. So glad I gave it real chance to prove itself. I found great produce like tomatoes and greens, great desserts like cinnamon rolls and alphabet cookies, great meat like chicken breast and turkey slices. 80 percent were things I will buy again. The few misses were chips and salsa, grapes, cheese, and a few others things. You have to pay a quarter for the grocery cart that you get back after returning the cart, they don't bag, bring you own or buy theirs. I now embrace unfamiliar brands and explore new things. It has worked well so far and advise you to do the same. As The Monkeys old song said "I'm a believer"! read more

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I find many things lower in price than in some other grocery stores. Friendly staff. Fresh fruits and vegetables are available.

Some of employees he overcharging you,scanning 4 times same product When I complained she return me cash but letter I see she charge again my debit card .No good read more

When I think of Aldi, I think of my grandma. She loved her some Aldi. And like so many things lately, what was a hit years ago seems to be coming back. I've been seeing more and more people my age and especially moms sing Aldi's praises. So I wanted to check it out. What did I find? Well, it's a grocery store. There were a few fun finds, but I'm likely not going out of my way to visit the estranged cousin of Trader Joe's in the future. (Don't know about the Aldi-TJ's connection? Give it a Google.) I like that Aldi puts a focus on sustainability and personal responsibility. You need a quarter to claim a cart, and you have to pay for reusable grocery bags or bring your own. You can also grab a produce box to hold your groceries, and produce is set out in the boxes. I had to giggle at how the off-brand labels have been made to look so much like their big name counterparts. And while it is a smaller grocery, you can likely find what you need. And there are some interesting, rarer items mixed in. I picked up some black soy spaghetti, and the reason I visited was to buy sweet potato, broccoli and spinach and kale bites that are all the rage with toddlers. (Veggies shaped like stars -- they'll never know they're healthy.) The prices weren't as low as I was expecting. They seemed to be a tiny bit below or maybe on par with Kroger. The cashier was also a bit rushed to check me out. I appreciate her speediness but didn't like the air of rudeness. We'll see how the bebe likes his veggie bites, and if he approves I will likely go back if I find myself around an Aldi location. read more

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where do they find their manager, completely clueless, she lost our curbside order waited 10 minutes went back inside and she was arguing with someone on her cell phone cussing I went got my own order then waited another 10 minutes in line. read more

I love my Aldi store! It's always clean and well-stocked. All COVID guidelines are followed and enforced, and it's never been overly busy anytime I decide to go (usually on Sundays). Highly recommend the gigantic pizzas! They're only $5.99! read more

ALDI - Supreme Pizza 16" - Grocery Near Me - Louisville, Kentucky

I love the variety of great produce, meats, dairy items, frozen selections, and housewares often including rock bottom prices for namebrand cleaners (Tide, All, Shout, Lysol cleaners). Often Aldi's special buys' (while supplies last) are great too! When in Ireland for weeks, the Aldi stores were easily triple the size of ours here. Filled with gourmet European brands and unique items (some of which appear in our local Aldi stores on occasion)! In Ireland, a few small family owned grocers had convenience store level selections but Aldi was the only big grocery chain & locals spoke highly of the Aldi brand and employee benefits. I like never having my car dinged or scratched (so far!) at Aldi. The 25cent 'cart borrow' fee gets refunded upon return. So, guess what?! NO carts are left rolling around the lot! I've very rarely tried an Aldi brand item we truly didn't like, or had any issue with any grocery item. Those rare times, the Aldi 'double your money refund' guarantee is great! Save your receipt or snap a phone photo! read more

Aldi is the low cost alternative to pretty much every supermarket chain in America. They don't always have the freshest items or the largest selection, but it is almost always the lowest price. They are also originally a German company and they almost always stock a plethora of German foods and specialties. In additional they have an ever changing assortment of tchotchkes ranging from electronics, clothing, kitchen supplies and a lot of other things as well. I've been to a lot of Aldis and the one on Bardstown Road definitely falls on the lower end. That's not to say that it's bad, but they do seem to have issues keeping sale items in stock. The store also has a very poor layout, in that the cash registers are too close to the aisles. This inevitably leads to shopping carts backing up into the aisles and blocking other shoppers. That being said, the staff has always been helpful and often their prices can't be beat. read more

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First time at this store, it is clean and has nice wide aisles with signs indicating what is in that aisle. I went on a Sunday morning and it wasn't crowded. The cashier was pleasant, only thing is that someone dropped a gallon of water in her aisle and no one was cleaning it up, it split and there was water everywhere. I'm surprised that it wasn't mopped up, someone could slip and fall. For me, personally, I didn't think the prices were all that great, but I suppose if you have a large family this would be a good place to shop. I picked up a few staples and some cat food & treats. I did find frozen Chicago Home Run Inn pizza - score, I'm from Chicago and miss the pizza. I don't think I will make the trip out there again. read more

I shop at Aldi weekly. I alternative between this location and the new outer loop location. I specifically shop at Aldi for the great deals, and im never let down by how great the prices are. They dont have a lot of name brand food items, but i shop to save-not to spend on specific brands. My personal favorite items are the frozen Fusia brand of sushi. Last week it was on sale for under $4.00 for a box of 15! i loveee this brand of sushi. The employees at this location are helpful, and each time ive been to this location ive found everything to be in order. read more

I like all the old is a really good place out here on the Bardstown road. it's a lot cheaper than a lot of establishments and say it's cheaper than the Kroger that's right down the road and the weird thing about all day is you pay a quarter to get a grocery cart. I only know what it is with that but that makes you take it back and if you take it back and get the quarterback so it's kind of cool but anyway the thing with all the is it's a small store kind of makes you feel cheaper when you walk in to be honest compared to Kroger or Walmart but I really like it and got cheaper food so I like all the suggest that everybody go here wish my wife would go there more and save money so there's been more money so maybe I can work on her to do that. But probably not read more

This is my favorite grocery store. I have been an Aldi shopper for years. They have recently added on and updated this store. It is always clean and organized. The prices are reasonable. Be aware that not all prices are a savings but that is rare. You may have to double check the produce because at times it could be old. They restock the store on Wednesdays so going Thursday or Friday would be a safe bet. Well worth checking g out! read more

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It doesn't make sense to pay more for groceries when you don't have to. Aldi's is the best place to shop for baking supplies, and I've found more and more things they do well. From cheap yet tasty canned fruit cocktails to their now larger gluten-free and organic section, you can get just about anything for a reduced price. It's helpful to know that anything marked "Millville" is really made by General Mills. I found their mozzarella and pesto to be better than name brands, and rely on their unsweetened almond milk to make the base of my smoothies. Their black cherry yogurt is the only kind I like! Bring your own bags, and a quarter (you get it back) for the shopping cart. Why? Saving money! As a former insurance adjuster I do know how many claims are made by people not returning shopping carts and then having damage when they eventually wheel themselves into your rear car doors. The act of the quarter keeps that from happening (and is a fun and inexpensive way for a little "pay it forward" action). Bringing your own bags or using one of their boxes is just better for the environment, but you were doing that anyway, right??? The downside? Stock. You really can't count on anything in particular being in stock when you may need it, necessitating multiple trips or just stocking up when you see what you want. For those who aren't brand-specific and wish to save a buck or two, I say give it a try. Oh, and they now accept credit cards to make it even easier to shop there! read more

I should have more experience here before giving a low mark but they deserve it. Picked up a couple of items and a six pack of Wild Range IPA. It did not have a date on it but the price seemed good. Jeez oh Pete that beer was old. Not sure if it is on Medicare but it needs to be. Or if it is not old it tastes ugly. Don't buy it. No store should keep beer that long. read more

You can upgrade your store but if you customer service fails you didn't accomplish a thing. First, your store is filthy. No excuse for that! Second your checkers are sour and rude and do not help customers. I asked for help in checking to make sure I had not given her two twenty dollar bills stuck together. She never did stop her line to check and treated me as if I were just a trouble maker. My sister was with me who has cancer so I didn't feel that I could wait. I asked for the manager she refused to call for him. I was highly upset not as much about the money mishap but more so about her treatment of me. read more

I've never seen this store treating you this way. I went in to get 2 large pizzas and a drink. When I got to check out they immediately closed three lines at once even when there are at least 30 to 50 people in the store. Also this is at 3:45 on Saturday. When I went to the final line there were two people with overfull baskets. Rather than saying anything I just got in line. About a minute later the one man takes down his sign and invited two people with full baskets to get in his line. I only had three items, should have been next and even would have waited except I just had knee surgery and was barely able to walk. I won't be going back aftere all these years. Neither will my family and if I have friends who shop here they won't either. read more

I love this store. I shop here for office snacks mainly. I love their Fit & Active store brand items, the S'mores mini crisps @ 90 calories are wonderful!, and the Millville Sweet & Salty Nut Granola Bars don't last long at the office. I buy the flavored Kefir (yogurt like drink) for making smoothies, as well as the coffee creamer and regular milk and eggs. Their chocolates are excellent - I can't remember the brand name - something like chocure? But the peanut butter cups are delish - better than Reeses! They don't always stock the same items in the cheese, meat, fresh produce or frozen food section - it appears to be whatever is either on sale or overstocked or in season. But I occasionally find excellent cheeses - fresh mozzarella and flavored cheddars, occasionally meats - a yummy marinated tenderloin, love their fruit popsicles - lime or coconut are favorites. I often find a great lettuce box - two green and two purple varieties - nice ones like bibb lettuce. I make a trail mix of my own too and buy cashews, almonds, walnuts, raisins, cranberries, mixed nuts, peanuts - everything but the M&M's for it here. It is definitely worth a stop - but you might still need to go to a bigger store for your staples. I would recommend anyone check it out at least once a month and stock up on their favorites from here. The more you go though, the more good finds you discover. I don't mind paying the quarter for the cart - you don't find any carts sitting out in the parking lot for this reason! And I always bring my own bags anyway. If I don't have a quarter, I just put the items in the bags that I brought. They accept debit cards and will give cash back if you want. The staff are always very friendly and cheerful too. Their prices are great too! read more