Vitamins here are much cheaper and they have a great selection!! It's pretty big too, so that can…read morebe a downfall if your in a hurry and only have a few minutes.

This ALDI location is an acquired taste. It's an interesting urban experience. I never feel…read moreparticularly relaxed in this part of town and at this store. It's one of my least favorite locations, I seldom stop here. AMBIANCE: Your typical ALDI experience and layout. A lot of shelves are disorganized or actively being restocked. It's a constant work in progress. INVENTORY: Seasonally, you can find a lot of fun holiday merch. There is extensive Christmas inventory all marked down. You can find New Year Eve party box with decor and cheesy must-have hats, crowns. I certainly purchased one, gotta have it or else is it even a holiday?! AOS (Aisle of Stuff) is a must stroll for random finds bringing you all the joy. You can find 2026 calendars. You can find cat advent calendars. You can find Lego-like knock-offs for gifting. You can also find discounted books! For instance, Crash by the trending Freida McFadden is an option here but sold out at other ALDI stores. It's a very thrilling read! Mundane inventory is lacking big time. I was shopping for NYE charcuterie and the options were scarce. There were much less cheese options than at other AlDI locations. Lunch meat really looked questionable. Some salami pieces were brownish. I couldn't figure out if it was frostbite or spoilage. In any case, this inventory shouldn't be on the sales floor. Overall, I found one thing I was looking for, and settled several times. I plan to go to other ALDI stores. SERVICE: Service here is never especially good. During my last visit I was barricaded in the aisles twice by employees. Once the employee was stocking AOS, blocked me from browsing the shelves. Second time I was trapped in the pasta aisle as the employee had a passionate discussion with the customer. These instances were annoying after a long day. ENTRANCE: The store is accessible from Euclid and Carnegie Avenues. The entrance from Euclid Avenue may require a U-turn (not permitted). The entrance from Carnegie is a little sketchy and is often obstructed by the delivery vehicles. I find both inconvenient. The parking lot and entry are quite sketchy in the evening. Overall, this store is good if your shopping list is simple and you live in the area. If you're looking for something in particular or want product variety, this is not the place. After my most recent visit, I will visit other locations before NYE to get everything I want.

This Aldi was my go-to grocery spot back when I used to live in Cleveland. It did require having a…read morecar because it's kind of just in the middle of Euclid avenue and the public transport in Cleveland is poor at best, so I only started shopping here after I bought a car in 2020. All this said: The prices here were the best of any grocery store that I found in the city. The quality of the produce was actually fantastic too, even better than some of the other stores closer to me (including Dave's market, which is a nice local grocery spot!). They had a great selection of seasonal things too both including produce (e.g. some of the most delicious cherries, grapes, peaches, and plums I've had), as well as snacks in general (e.g. well priced Halloumi cheese, omg!!! and smoked salmon, chips, cookies, etc.). I could almost always get 100% of what I needed at Aldi, so I would really only use other stores if there was something very specific I needed, or just for convenience. Really the only other store in Cleveland that I thought surpassed Aldi re: quality was Heinen's (the downtown location), but they had much higher prices too. Overall really miss Aldi -- now that I'm back in Austin, there is an Aldi but it's way up north so it's far, thus I really never shop there now. I miss it, it's a great resource! As a side note, to those who've never been: what I'm told is that Aldi is a sister-company to Trader Joes; supposedly it was started by one of the co-founders who had a different vision for work flow. Aldi's stores have fewer overall employees (I usually see like 1-2 cashiers, and maybe 1 person or 2 on the whole grocery store floor). The checkers do check you out, but you bag up all your groceries yourself in the back of the store, they don't have store baggers. You can buy reuseable bags, or bring your own. This particular Aldi also has quarter locks to keep carts from vanishing, i.e. to get a cart, you insert a quarter to unlock the latch that connects it to the rest of the shopping carts. When you leave the store, you get a quarter back when you re-latch the cart onto the chain of other carts (incentivizes bring it back as well).s

Great Budtenders and a really good selection of products! Always super friendly and helpful!read more

Clean dispensary, super chill atmosphere, good selection of product available, nice spot in the…read moredowntown area

Stopped in from Chicago, owner super friendly, knew what to recommend for our 99 yr old (almost…read more100) year old grandmother. Highly recommended!

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I've been going here for years and it's the only place I can find consistently provides everything…read moreI need from a daily supplement standpoint. Even when my wife was pregnant and nauseous, they had organic alternatives to help alleviate the symptoms. They're the best!

Go here to support an independent business. It isn't the best prices or even service but I would…read morerather go here than a chain. Weber's is a good place for finding organic stuff. Last time they still did not take credit cards so that's my only big problem with it. This is cash or checks only. For a small store it has plenty of different items. It has lots of awesome supplements. These are fairly priced compared to Kroger and places like that. It doesn't cost that much of a difference. Most of the staff has lots of experience so they know the best products. Everyone talks about how the owner Mr. Weber is very helpful. The rest of the staff is usually helpful too. A few times they seem to be too slow. They do keep and order the best items so this helps make up for that. It has a good variety of health items. Prices are okay. The service is a bit spotty but they're usually able to help you.