I'm a huge fan of the Aldi system. Once you get inside their processes, it can work very well for…read moreyou. Start with having a quarter for a shopping cart. You'll get it back at the end when you bring it back to the cart corral. Inside the store, they have about 80% of the things you need for a full shop. Very little variety in brands or sizes or styles, but they have the stuff. Meats are already cut and wrapped and priced. I think their steaks are a fabulous deal and I've never had a bad one. Veggies are great though the avocados are typically very underipe. Tomatoes, celery, apples, all great! Dry and canned goods, they've got bunches. Brands you've probably never heard of but it's pretty close to the same quality as the brands you have heard of. At the register, you'll be bagging the groceries yourself. Bring your reusable bags, buy bags from Aldi (not cheap) or you can use their cardboard boxes for free. They have been accepting credit and debit cards at the register for a while, which is a big plus for me! [Review 12967 overall, 283 of 2020.]

My lips cannot lie. I love Aldi. How can you not love a store that has affordable options?…read more Aldi always has lower prices on vegetables and produce compared to other stores. And they also have a few items on "produce of the week" and then you can get a really amazing deal on top of their inexpensive prices. Depending on the day of the week you come, you might have to carefully inspect your produce that is not in the refrigerated section. But I am finding that I have to do this at all grocery stores now. The chicken here is actually made by Tyson but because they don't label it with that, you can get it at much affordable price. The milk here is ALWAYS priced cheaper than compared to Wal-Mart. If you don't mind generic brand of cereals, less than $2.00 a box and most are less than $1.50 for a full size box. My son doesn't mind and he enjoys picking out his own cereal. If you are not familiar with Aldi, they do not carry a lot of different brands. It is how they can keep their costs down. And if you are looking for authentic German products you can find those here are as well. The bratwurst and sausages here are really quite good. And I really like their brand of paper towels and paper plates. So cheap and the quality is amazing. Just as good as the more expensive national brands. All in all, I love Aldi. I can get healthy choices for my family and all at affordable pricing. On a journey of trying to eat less processed food and Aldi definitely helps by not breaking my pockets in that process. Bring a quarter for your shopping cart and bring your own bags. If you forget your bags, you can buy bags from $0.10 - $0.79, depending on the type of bag you want.

ALDI offers a fun, no-frills grocery experience that's refreshingly different from most American…read moresupermarkets. Originally from Germany, the store is built around efficiency--bring a quarter for your cart, bring your own bags, and enjoy lower prices because they keep things simple. I love browsing the unique imported products and seasonal finds. The selection isn't huge, but the value is excellent, the store is clean, and the staff is always friendly. Shopping here reminds me of my first grocery trips in Europe years ago. It's a smart, efficient way to shop and always worth a stop.

Aldi is always good for a very inexpensive shop. I've been to five in the Charlotte area and like…read moreany other chain, there are good and bad. This one is not the best but they seem to be trying and that's a positive. A few items in the produce area were out of stock and some of the cardboard on items in the coolers needed to be cleared. I also noticed a bit of debris on the floor here or there, but I'm sure it's just been a while since they swept. Otherwise, the meats were less than half the price of those in other stores and I think there was no decrease in quality. I bought about 3/4ths of our weekly shop here and spent 45%. Yes, there are a few things that Aldi doesn't carry. Only one register open when I got in line but they opened a second and he remained open until the queues were clear. As is customary at Aldi, bring your own reusable shopping bags or you will be buying their bags at 10c each. Remember to bring a quarter for the shopping cart which you will get back when you return the cart. And you'll be bagging your own groceries. [Review 11560 overall, 1340 of 2019.]