This is such a clutch spot in Chesapeake. I'm eternally grateful to have this in the area. They…read morecarry so many products that I didn't even know could be in a store here!!! I'm someone with anxiety... so I need my gummies to help me cope and relax. The variety that they have of gummies is impeccable. I actually tried a new brand here and I'll be using it from now on. The Lumi ones. I also appreciate the friendliness of all the staff here. They welcomed me with open arms the first day I shopped here and they consistently do each time I visit.

Everyone is so sweet and nice. The products are great , very clean place. I reccomend coming hereread more

perfect place to get anything you need thanks for all your support. Also very knowledgeable. Staff…read morefound what I needed. Made sure that I was happy with my purchase two thumbs up.

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I was excited to try products from this store until I realized how bad the customer service is. The…read moregeneral manager is unfortunately very disrespectful and racist. Don't bother wasting your money here. Not worth the trouble!

I came to the store a few days ago and tried to look for some stuff that my boyfriend needed since…read morethis place was so highly recommended by him, but after the experience I have had with the general manager of the store, I will never be revisiting this location again he is by far one of the most unprofessional racist managers I have ever had a displeasure of interacting with

We love Aldi and this location is always good. The crowds are never too bad. There is typically a…read moregood selection of products available. I've actually come to enjoy their brand of things better than the original brand they are inspired by. These strawberries I find here every year and they are so good! The store is always really well kept and clean. 10/10 always a good experience.

With the exception of two employees, most of the staff here are rude, dismissive, & can't even be…read morebothered to greet you or wish you well. One employee in particular, a caucasian woman with reddish hair, seems particularly uncivil with absolutely no social skill or grace whatsoever. You work with the public. Civility is one of THE most important tenets of customer service. If you can't treat people in a congenial manner even when being PAID to do so, you do not need to work with the public. I am not asking for a smile or a chat, but wow, just the bare minimum of civility seems to be too much to ask for here! I am autistic & have better social skills, which is saying a lot! Furthermore, last year I slipped & fell because a cashier was mopping the floor. There was NO wet floor sign anywhere in sight, the cashier saw me fall, & didn't even ask if I was alright! I was not hurt, but it was embarrassing! As for product quality, in the past couple of years, I have yet to buy a bag of potatoes here that wasn't green, a bag of onions that wasn't already half rotten, or a cut of meat that I didn't have to return because it stank after opening even though it had several days left before the sell-by date. I no longer buy meat from this Aldi after having to return bad meat 5 times last summer. Before I stopped purchasing meats here, the chicken breasts were ALWAYS woody & weirdly textured after cooking. They also get an attitude if you have the audacity to ask for the doubled money-back guarantee! The potato & onion section often has insects, especially in the summer. The baby potatoes are always soft. I can't remember the last time I bought a bag of russet, white or yellow potatoes that weren't already turning green & starting to sprout, but that seems to be most grocery stores now. Red potatoes are usually the safest choice if you have to buy potatoes here. Sweet potatoes always look EXTREMELY dried out. Don't even bother trying the red onions in any season, because at their best they are very close to sprouting & quite bitter, the flesh already more purple than white & starting to ooze juice, though that seems true for every store in town. Where can you buy a fresh red onion with crisp, white flesh, so sweet you could bite into it like an apple? Not in this town! Maybe not anywhere anymore. Avocados are either rock hard or mush with almost no in-between. If you let them ripen at home, they taste off, no matter what ripening method. Apples are often mushy & mealy & if you do find some that seem crisp, it is hard to find a bag where most aren't bruised. Cucumbers are always too soft & bendy, like they are on the verge of rotting. I used to love the mini cucumbers, but haven't been able to find a bag that doesn't start to form slime after one day in the fridge, for a very long time. Berries are often moldy on the shelf, especially in the summer, & if they aren't moldy on the shelf, they start molding a couple of days after purchase, especially blackberries and strawberries! A good thing I will mention is that at least they don't spray their produce with water like other places do, just so they can pump up the price with water weight, so at least you can buy lettuce that isn't already starting to rot & you don't have to feel like you are taking a second shower in the produce section. Tomatoes, carrots, peppers, celery, citrus fruits, grapes, cherries, romaine lettuce hearts, artisan lettuce, french green beans, green snap peas, green onions, cabbage, cauliflower, butternut squash and brussel sprouts are usually good buys. Bagged spinach & salad mixes & any mix of greens that come in a plastic clamshell usually start out fresh but start to develop slime VERY quickly. Removing them from their original packaging & using various techniques to extend the life of produce does not help at all. Summer squash, zucchini, broccoli & corn are usually decent if you eat them right away, but start to rot VERY quickly, no matter the storage method. The dairy and frozen sections are decent. The non-perishable grocery sections are probably the best, with a decent selection of interesting snacks, especially during the holidays, but they are almost ALWAYS out of the few staples that I still buy here, resulting in multiple trips to get the few items I can find nowhere else. Also, did you find something new that was AMAZING? Don't fall in love with it. You will most likely never see it again! This Aldi started out great, but like most other new places that open up around here, the quality and store conditions quickly deteriorated into a low-quality & depressing shopping experience on par with Walmart. Sad!

We drove past around 100 other vape shops to come here. I was looking for a spot that didn't have…read morecolorful signs every inch and filled with buyers who are fresh out of high school and 3/4 filled with bongs. There is nothing wrong with bongs but I am 43 now and don't need the same environment that I did when I was 18. They talked to me, everything was priced clearly, my concerns were addressed. I felt very peaceful there. Will be back.

Don't know yet started. I was looking for the shop on Rosemont and Holland across from Wendy's. I…read moreask Google and they had you on their map. I'll know more tomorrow.

Swung by late Wednesday evening for my first Whole Foods run in the region…read more They had everything I wanted and needed plus some extra like watermelon. I love taking the Nordic Naturals D3 gummies but couldn't find the 5,000 IU except for here in-person. I have bad D deficiency so this was god send for me. Same with finding good low odor white chia seeds. I just wish they placed them near the grains and legumes instead of nuts and seeds. I had a hard time finding them when I visited the store. The deli/meat counter customer service was helpful and efficient. Produce department was organized and everything looked fresh and ripe. Looking forward to revisiting again in the future.

The shop is always clean and neatly organized. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The fresh…read morefood and bakery section is always clean and hot.