We discovered Dan's when COVID social distancing began and I came across a share for their Facebook…read morepage in a local facebook group. Dan's does a weekly $20 produce box with set items, both veg and fruits that you will receive. We've been very pleased with the contents each week and have had fun trying to use the things that we may not have normally bought. It's a really great value and Dan's donates no-show pickup boxes to charity. They have an online order form that they post on facebook every Monday listing the expected produce box items and you pick up that Saturday (https://squareup.com/store/dans-produce). During these plague-times they have pickups ordered by last name so you have a set time to come pickup to reduce congestion. They do great social distancing practices; you show ID, they put the box right in your trunk with no contact. The longest we've waited in line is 3 minutes. We really appreciate Dan's as our safe way to stock up on weekly fruits and veggies during these strange times. Note: I'm assuming that in normal times Dan's Produce is operating out of the North Tonawanda Farmers Market, but we only discovered them recently in our search for safe produce pick up.

This small neighborhood grocery store offers everything from 50lb bags of rice, to Balinese…read moretextiles and the usual spices and ramen. I was especially impressed with their cold cases of fruits and vegetables: I saw varietals of mango I've never seen before, and it's the first time seeing banana blossom in the USA. The store was well-stocked, well-staffed, and clean. Strip lot mall parking, with lots of space.

I was squandering trying to find an item around town and cashier here was really nice to me!…read moreShoutout her

Aldi has been described as a bit of a cult. I work at a store that sells groceries, and yet I have…read moremade a ritual of going once or twice a week to buy my staples, and all the things I probably don't need. Often times at the cart corral I'll pull out my designated quarter from its keychain keeper to find some kind soul has decided to pass it forward with a free cart. If you lock them in, you get your quarter back so technically they're all free, but this vibe of friendliness continues through the store. I've never encountered any rude customers or associates in the years I've been shopping here, which is more than I can say about other retailers. Traffic can sometimes get congested at the entrance during peak hours as shoppers peruse the produce section. Conveniently the sales items are parked on the endcap for easy perusal. The deals on them are always exceptional and end up in my cart. I tend to go through all the aisles, taking far too long in the aisle of shame. Can it really be considered a shame when you see the deals though? I've gotten affordable gym mats, cutting boards, limited buy snacks...everything my heart desires. Well, mostly. There are certain products that seem to sell through more quickly than others. I'm not sure if this is because it's located near a gym (some protein fanatic buying all the sardines mayhaps?) or if it is a supplier issue. There's a Tops across the street which remedies things easily enough if you're in a pinch, but there are alternatives at low prices that make it worth the risk. Many times I've checked Reddit to read a review on a product, whether substitution or a temporary find, and have been guided in the right direction. They also have a doubled quality guarantee where you can refund and replace your goods, which I did once without any problems. The associates genuinely seem to care (I found a wallet on the ground and the cashier put everything on hold to attempt to track the person down before they left the premises) and the lack of music allows me to focus without all the bells and whistles that'll in turn help you save a buck. The self serve is card only, and monitored by the cash accepting cashier. There's bags for sale if you've forgotten yours, or even empty boxes to fill. I'll be back next week, because what can I say? It hits Aldi right notes.

This a good Aldi location. It's clean and organized, and I appreciate the self checkouts. It was…read moreeasy to get in and out quickly. The layout is the same as the Maple Road location which made finding what I needed very easy. Would come here again if I'm ever back in this area.

A new microgreens farmer on the block, Tiny House Farms is a pop-up shop offering a variety of…read moremicrogreens that may change on a periodic basis in addition to offering a subscription service. Microgreens are locally grown by the owners, Laura and her spouse and are a great way to add flavor, color and nutrients to any meal. I eat a ton of shredded chicken and find the microgreens a great way to give variety to meals. While preparing my meal my two dogs were of course hoping for a drop of anything. I gladly gave them some microsgreens and they enjoyed them too! I hope to see Tiny House Farms at other pop ups and markets in the future. Currently they are at the Pop Up Outdoor Markert at Seneca One. (Summer 2021)

From the owner: Fresh microgreens locally grown in Amherst, NY. Highly nutritious and pack a mean punch of flavor…read more Check out our website today for more information about available varieties, to place an order, and learn more about these miracle foods.

My favorite Aldis and the workers here are always friendly and helpful. I drive past 2 other Aldis…read morejust to shop at this one.

I've been here a number of times over the past year. It's so easy to pop in for chocolate chips or…read morethe like. I don't usually buy fruits here, but they looked good the other day. I come to Aldis for their chocolate and their very reasonably priced baking products. I rarely pick up more than I can carry, so don't get a cart. This location has easy parking.

Big Aldi's with wide spacious aisles…read more I love Aldi's, but I especially appreciated that this location had several registers open to accommodate all the unusually high number of people shopping on a Wednesday afternoon. The store was clean, well organized, and they just got in a ton of new products for the holidays. Like Turkey & Stuffing potato chips, stroopwafel, fall raviolis, and so much more!

I really enjoy this Aldi. I've started shopping here more often because of the wide variety of…read moreoptions that they have. I really love that they have other miscellaneous household items in the store. I've found a lot great funds here including a lawnmower and a tailgate grill. I love the layout of the store. It's very spacious, well lit and easy to navigate. Most times they have all of the items featured in the sales ad and it nice to be able to find specific things. Like most places, they seem to be short staffed at times but the store is always clean and well organized.