Aldi offers plenty of parking, making it convenient for quick trips. I especially love visiting to restock my fridge with fresh berries, as they have the best quality berries around--no one else compares. The store is generally well-organized, though my only complaint is that some customers tend to mishandle the berries, opening boxes and disrupting the neat displays. While Aldi is smaller than other grocery giants, they still offer a great variety of cheese and dairy products, which is a pleasant surprise. Another standout for me is their selection of wines. Aldi has some amazing fruit wines, like blackberry, which are delicious, along with a lovely selection of mimosas that are definitely worth trying. Overall, Aldi offers great quality and variety, with a few minor inconveniences. It's definitely worth a visit! read more

Very clean and friendly. Super affordable. Always busy though and you have to plan when you visit around that

My trip to Aldi this week was a very enjoyable expirence. I have visited this store a couple of times and it is always very clean, and it is a very relaxed enviornment. Being a college student, I also appreciate the consistent low prices. However, the one issue I seem to run into continually is that there are minimal products available, and often only one of a certain type of product. For example, this past Sunday I was looking for liquid dishwasher soap, and the store only had the pods. In the future, it could be beneficial to aim to expand options of products for shoppers. Overall, I really appreciate Aldi for my grocery needs! read more

Covid 19: limiting number of people in. No Aldi quarter needed. Most people masked. Not the greatest shopping experience in the time of pandemic but they would have to remove an aisle to allow enough room for people to properly distance. Mask up, gloves, you'll be fine read more

I have always been an Aldi advocate. If you're willing to go off-brand, you can save soooooo much money by shopping here. Sure, they don't have everything you need. But pretty close. I always start my shopping here and then head to somewhere like Kroger for whatever I can't find. Now, when I first moved to the area, I was a little disappointed by this Aldi. It was undergoing a remodel, so everything was really messy, they didn't have a lot of product, and it just wasn't like my Aldi back home. HOWEVER, now that the remodel is done, it's amazing. So clean, well organized, and so many more products! They have everything now! It really is one of the nicest Aldis I have been in. If you're new to Aldi, there are two very important things to know about. You have to come kind of prepared. To get a cart is 25 cents. You of course get it back, it just helps with the chaos of the carts. Second, you are encouraged to bring your own bags. They have bags for sale. I think it's like 10 cents for a paper bag, but if you want to be cool at Aldi, bring your own bag. read more

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I think the first job interview question at ALDI must be: "Are you nice?" I swear every employee is so friendly and helpful. The deals are so unbeatable. Some things seem so ridiculously cheap, I don't understand how they can be making money. Like 63 cents for a dozen eggs??? I can FILL 3-4 bags of groceries and it always ends up being like 30-40 bucks! Amazing. Lots of variety in products considering the relatively small store size. It's busy every time I go and it seems that most people are able to find what they came for. read more

My first visit here was ok, but now that I w been coming to this location several times now, I am started to notice how the employees are a bit on the Prejudice side when it comes to serving people of color. Came in on 05/18/2021. At 5:09pm exactly, The cashier greeted the white lady that was in front of me and even asked how was her day, even told her to have a great day. Me on the other hand, the cashier did not even speak to me, I had to make her talk by asking how was her day. She only gave me my total and didn't even say have a good or great day like said had told the Previous lady. I will not be coming back to this location. read more

My East Nashville friends rave about Aldi and unfortunately, I don't have any that are close to my house. However, this location isn't far from my work, so I stopped by for the first time in a while last week on my lunch. I really like this location. They are organized, clean, and the produce is pretty solid too. I love that they offer organic products and managed to leave only spending $65 (for quite a bit of food) and I was pleased with my overall shopping experience! Also, this was a good time to go and I didn't wait long to get checked out by the cashier. Couple tips: -Bring a quarter for the cart (I LOVE this idea BTW... no carts potentially banging into cars or being let behind. -No bags, don't forget to bring your own! If you are in a pinch, they have some extra food boxes around but these aren't ideal, especially if you have a large haul. -They don't bag your groceries either. I felt like a bit of a dolt last time since I set my bags on the checkout belt and the lady just put them right back in my shopping cart since she didn't bag groceries. Oops. Somehow I forgot that. -They now accept credit cards!!! This is HUGE for me. My visits haven't been as frequent partly because I'm a points girl and like using my credit card for everything possible. I am so glad they now accept credit cards!! The parking lot is large, but Nolensville is a busy road and I had some issues getting a left turn when I came last time, but otherwise, no gripes from this girl! read more

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Aldi can save you money. Seriously. I needed to grab just a couple of items over this past weekend and didn't want to deal with the hassle of a larger store. So I went to Aldi for my three items and spent significantly less than I would have at any other store! This isn't the store for you if you're shopping for your fancy dinner party or need exotic products. But if you need onions in bulk? Pasta? Other non-perishables? Aldi can save you some cash. Check it out. read more

@ This time with the virus THIS Aldi's has Set the Standard ALL stores most certainly should adhere to! It is the only grocery store I feel completely confident shopping in! People adhere, when they are patrolled. read more

I understand the idea of Aldi is less options & off brands to keep the cost down. I'm cool with that. But a lot of the items here aren't that much cheaper than a market pantry brand (Target) or a Kroger brand item. It is nice to be able to run into a smaller size store to get what you need, but it's not every fast when they have 2 cashiers working on a Saturday afternoon. I do have to say that their bbq kettle chips are GREAT. Are they worth the wait in line that takes 15 minutes? No. I guess I'm just more suited to buy in bulk at Costco. read more

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Best grocery store. Ever. Sure, you might need to get certain cuts of meat and whatever else at another store but Aldi is consistently ~25% savings over Kroger, for example. I compared. Bring a quarter and don't buy name brand! Aldi will be a higher price than walmart and the like if you buy their name grand stuff. They have 95% of the groceries we need on a regular basis! Big fan. read more

I'm not sure why I looked at the fairly well-kept building on Nolensville Road or passed the pretty nice facade on Gallatin Pike and always imagined dented cans, long lines of people on public assistance and rotting produce full of gnats, but I had a crazy friend who swore by the place full of 'discount' store brand only groceries and maybe that perpetuated the image I had given it in my head. Fast forward last week, perhaps actually the worst week of my life in which part I need to start saving money - sigh. I've never been rich, but huge bags of organic produce and Costco have never been off limits. Enter Aldi, dude you guys - its not so bad! I did have to say the first impression started slow. I had to find a quarter to use the cart, its their mechanism for having less stray carts in the lots, a .25 cent deposit. Weird, but effective. The store itself is 1. not smelly 2. pretty well organized 3. busy but fast moving, no nonsense lines 4. cleaner than my local Kroger (but not as pretty as Publix or Whole Foods) Some idea's of the deals you can get: 12 eggs - .69 cents; 3 bell peppers (red, yellow, green) $1.49, cinnamon raisin bread $1.29, greek yogurt (single serving) .79 cents - yeah dawgs! It's like couponing for people who do not have the time to coupon ;) Everything was a Aldi brand which was (and still is) a little gamble of 'crap, is this going to be any good!?' but honestly, and for the price, I have so far been fairly impressed with all the food. The knock off 'baked BBQ lays' I bought are really really good. ($1.79), the mushroom ravioli (about 3 bucks, husband and I got 3 servings from a pack) was solid, the frozen fish was even alright for the price. (still love Costco for that, but price:goodness ratio was spot on) My produce was as fresh as Kroger or Trader Joes, but cheaper (no gnats!). The only thing thats been 'meh' is the 18 inch BBQ chicken pizza, I wasn't too sad at the 5.99 price though. Be sure to bring your reusable shopping bags and get ready to bag your own bounty, they have a nice little counter and staging area to organize it though, its what makes the checkout line go quickly. An Aldi bag will cost you .6 cents, call it lame and cheap. I call it green ;) So my huge basket of groceries cost me 52 bucks. My general Kroger price being about $80-90 and Publix being around $100. I wont go into how much my Costco runs cost me ;) A little extra Aldi knowledge: its actually big in Europe! Tell your friends you aren't cheap - you are worldy. Also, the brother team that owns Aldi also run a cult American favorite, thats right, Trader Joe's! read more

Looooove Aldi. It's kinda like outdoor market meets grocery store. The produce reminds me of the outdoor market and then everything else is your standard grocery store, except the prices are less expensive. I shop at Aldi for the basics and Trader Joe's and Sprouts for the gluten-free, dairy free stuff that's hard to find elsewhere. Coffee and creamer are super-cheap here. Bring your own bags and have a quarter handy for the shopping cart. read more

Working in the entertainment industry means often starving and living in a fridge carton. Good thing I discovered the beauty of Aldi while I was a starving theater tech living in Chicago, and had the good fortune to wind up living right next to one upon moving to Nashville! Aldi is owned by the same company that owns Trader Joe's. I have friends who don't shop here because they think it's a creepy mini-mart or what have you, but this is simply not true! Aldi has all the main foods you usually buy, mostly from brands you've never heard of. The difference is they've drastically cut out their overhead, so things are shockingly cheap. I mean, come on, $2 balls of fresh mozzarella? $1 for large cooking/backing spices? Doesn't get much better! Occasionally they'll have things you have heard of, like pop tarts or taco bell taco shells, all at a discounted price. Also they sometimes sell really cool things - I've seen above ground pools, fire pits, waffle makers, toys, and inflatable mattresses, to name a few To get a care here you need to put a quarter into a slot on the cart, releasing it from another cart.,and you get it back when you finish shopping. Always bring your own bags, I think they charge you 10 cents for one of theirs (so expensive, I know!). The only con is that there are usually only two cashiers, so if you come on a weekend, expect to wait in a line for a little bit. Also if you're looking for a very specific product, I'd stick to a regular grocery store - Aldi really only specializes in basic food items - you're not going to find something like your very favorite greek yogurt here. read more

The store was conveniently located and nice. The inside was well stocked, clean, and had a good flow. We were able to find everything we needed and were in and out quickly. read more

Best place to buy groceries when on a budget. Everything is affordable here. This store beats Walmart and all dollar stores. I am glad i discovered ALDI. Only drawback, it is a tiny location, hence looks overcrowded no mater what time of the day you show up. Parking lot is good and spacious. Returns are kind of tricky because they need your original purchase receipt. read more

I don't feel a sense of community in this store. It's convenient to my bank, so I'll stop in from time to time.. They usually are well stocked. For some reason, things seem to end up on the floor at this location, more so, than other locations, i've been in. People don't pick items up as readily, for some reason. The place seems a little messier. Either stockers aren't more frequent, or the customers are more disrespectful.. one or the other. Good prices. Oftentimes, brands from Bavaria don't have hfcs, and there seems to be plenty of products from that region of Europe. Interesting inventory. Find some unique things and common items. Bring your own grocery bag. read more

Love Aldi and love this location. It looks fabulous since the remodel. Very friendly cashiers the last few times I was there, especially a young Australian guy. read more

Aldi is my main grocery store. It's clean and neat inside. If you don't mind a few off brand items you will like this store. The prices alone keep me coming through the door. They have the best prices in town for vegetables and fruit. I have gotten Tri-Color Peppers from Aldi for as low as 1.99. Broccoli and Cauliflower are as low as 99 cents during peak month. Eggs are sometimes 99 cents as well. I don't buy boxed items. I mainly keep it to fresh items from Aldi. They carry Soymilk so that's a plus for me too! The staff is nice and they are super fast checking you out. Bring your own bags or you will have to buy one. Also bring a quarter to get a basket. Such a genius ideas to keep the baskets out of the lot and hitting your cars. read more

Bring a quarter for the shopping cart, bags for your groceries and cash or a debit card. Not so hard, is it? Off brand shopping at decent prices and the place has been remodeled, so it's not as cramped. We buy most of our groceries here. read more

Bargain price and high quality are what makes the five-star rating. They're direct to the public marketing eliminates the middleman and passes the saving on to the customer. A seasoned shopper can cut their bill in half. read more

I love Aldi, but not this one. I came in for white mushrooms and zucchini, and guess what they were sold out of? Plus a bunch of other stuff. The floors were dirty and both cashiers obviously did not like their customers or their jobs. Still had bargains, but not worth the attitude. read more

To have the most reasonable price things that you can think of should be this place. I bought five pack of jalapeños (each pack has 7 to 8 jalapeños) for only two dollars. Just keep your eyes on each items expiration days:)... read more

I can't say enough good things, it saves you so much money. The check out line can be long but when the staff are made aware of it the open others to get you taken care of and on your way. The quality of the food is top shelf! Keep up the good things can't wait for the next store to open it will give the other stores a run for their money, ikea and other stores like it.n read more

I get it that almost everyone is on edge about covid19 but that doesn't excuse employees from providing at least good customer service. I shopped at this location today and the employees were not as nice and seemed to be more bothered than anything. Also what's up with the blue arrows on the floor? Who cares which direction we go! And I don't wanna hear, "it's for social distancing". Think about it, are there arrows in any other grocery store directing you on which way to go? If anything appreciate our patronage and the fact YOU HAVE A JOB UNLIKE MANY DURING THIS TIME. This is not the time to be petty or picky but to come together in unity. By the way, Aldi is now taking our pictures WITHOUT OUR CONSENT. Yeah guy I saw your phone directed at me AND heard your camera snap sound. So Aldi is now dropped from my list. I refuse to be treated this way at a place where I loyally spend my hard earned money. read more

This is an update. I had to go from 4 stars to 2 stars because this just isn't the same place as it was when I first started shopping here. Most times there's not enough registers open making the lines very long. The last several times that I've been in, the produce section is completely bare. I can't hardly find anything I used to buy on a regular basis here anymore. I love Aldi's but I'm not a fan of this location. I've also noticed they've hired a security guard for this location. Sometimes with the crowds and the way the shoppers act gives me a bit of a panic attack. While waiting in line one day I saw 3 adults with several children playing with a bunch of canned goods. I guess they got bored and wanted to see how high they could stack them?? The whole display came crashing down and canned goods went rolling everywhere. Let me remind you that the ADULTS did this, not the children. Maybe if I need a quick gallon of milk or eggs I might send my husband in but I'm not going back to this location. My sanity is worth more than saving a few dollars. read more