Love this store and will battle the traffic and construction to come here! It's well worth the…read moretrip. The staff is so knowledgeable and helpful!! And did you know they give a 10 per cent discount if you are over 60?

I am impressed with the amount of items available in this store. The staff is super helpful and…read moreknowledgeable and friendly . I discover some new tea or oil every time I visit. The cold kombucha drinks are always appreciated too!

I bought the Pumpkin Spice Granola yesterday at the grocers. I excitedly opened it to eat out of…read morethe bag, at first. Phtewww! It was like eating cardboard! smelled of old oil (maybe it's olive oil smell and I'm not used to that?) when I just opened the bag, there was no "Spices" taste (listed in ingredients), the oats, that were clearly covered in something, had NO flavor, there is NO sweet/salt balance (actually no sweet at all...but product would be good for diabetics needing to watch carbs), dried raisins are hard (as they should be?) and tasted of "oil" (the "old oil" smell from opening the bag). I'm going to return granola to store. It's quite expensive for this quality!

I purchased a jar of Grapefruit Vanilla marmalade from Eastern Market after taste testing a few…read moreselections. I was hooked. I spent the following week making toast just to put the marmalade on it. I returned to Eastern Market to buy another jar and this time added a jar of Chai peanut butter. This is a Michigan based company and woman owned business that makes delicious products. I will support their growth by being a customer. Some people may consider $7 too expensive for jams, marmalades or peanut butter, but I don't because you get the quality that you pay for.

Wow... extremely rude and unfriendly. Not educated in health at all either. Could not offer any…read morehelp or guidence with their products. Will NEVER be going back in their, nor do I recommend it to anyone else. Perhaps they need a someone working there that is educated and has experience with customer service.

I stopped by the Health Market in Brighton excited to purchase a shot of Ginger and lemon to clear…read moremy sinuses and was immediately discouraged. The owner told me that the only reason I wanted this was to lose weight and boost my metabolism, I felt as though she stereotyped me because I am young, however I am studying nutrition and dietetics in College and I am aware that ginger helps with immune support. The woman who "helped" me was rude and abrasive, she was disrespectful to my wishes as I am the customer and should have been treated as such. She not only refused my service, but she told me "I have a doctorate in homeopathic medicine and I don't believe in fads" however, her belief is not my belief and I was disappointed by her refusal to provide the service I requested. I felt that I was attacked and treated with very little respect. I will never return to this place of "business" and I will notify all of those in my program to avoid as well.

My mind is blown! I've been to Aldi in Redford and Ferndale but it's been a while. This one was…read morereally nice. For those who aren't in the know, the reason prices are so inexpensive here is because they lower their overhead as much as possible. What this means for you... If you plan on using a cart, bring a quarter (yes, I mean 25 cents) to unlock the cart. Don't worry you'll get it back unless you're too lazy to walk it back inside. This will make more sense when you see it in person. You'll also want to bring your own carrying utensil since they don't provide bags. They also won't bag your groceries but they will put them in the cart for you. You might wait in line for a short time but the cashiers are the fastest in the business. The line moves like crap through a goose! As far as their merchandise, what are you looking for? They have pretty much anything you'd need. Nuts, chips, meat, eggs, cheese, Red Bull (although theirs is called Red Summit and tastes EXACTLY the same). They have La Croix and some other name brands but shopping their brands will only save you money and it's all the same stuff as the name brand without the well known brand name. Their packaging is almost exactly the same too. In fact if you don't pay attention you'll think you're buying your normal brand name item. Also, their beer is fantastic! I've had their brand of Grolsch (I forget the name) and their Kinroo Belgian Ale (their Blue Moon Belgian). They were both equally as good as the name brand if not better and $7 for a six pack. I was impressed. They also carry Bell's and a pretty big selection of wine which I have yet to dabble in. Their produce is above par, they have an assortment of knick-knack items for the home and overall the savings was extraordinary. I left with a smile on my face from the whole experience and the extra cash still in my pocket.

As a mother, Aldi is truly a gift for our household! I never have to worry about budgeting here,…read moresince everything is a great price and the food is high quality, ensuring our family will have delicious, healthy meals on our table.