I've been coming to this Aldi since it opened YEARS ago, and I should've written a positive review…read moremuch sooner. Today, I shopped for frozen and meats at my favorite store before going to pick up the kids from nana and pop pops house. Well, I ended up locking my purse (with phone), groceries, and keys in the car with a turned ON ignition. How my car locks with the ignition on is beyond me! George, who was a shift manager I believe, allowed me to use his personal phone and stood with me for 30 minutes in the parking lot as I frantically tried to go through the ropes with AAA and my husband. He was so patient and kind to me, while I was so nervous and disheveled. It was dusk and it was starting to get chilly, so I wasn't prepared for the shift of temperature. The one staff member was leaving for the day and she asked if I was going to be OK, if I needed anything. A fellow shopper came up to me and asked if she could give me a ride anywhere, close by to family or friends so I wasn't stuck for hours outside. I ended up waiting 2 hours for AAA to arrive (which was 2 hours earlier than estimated, so THANK GOD) and then George replaced my kids' frozen ice cream sandwiches. I LOVE THIS ALDI SO MUCH. If I move, I will go out of my way to come here unless it requires a flight. They are the Chick Fil A of grocery stores. Hope this review helps you decide. ..... Hey! What are you still doing here? Get over to Trooper Road Aldi! Don't forget your reusable bags =)

My BFF had mentioned Aldi numerous times over the years, but I never went it. I'm not a brand snob,…read morebut I was certainly skeptical. I finally gave it a shot and I never looked back. For Aldi newbies here's some information for you: 1. Bring your own bags or pay .10 per bag, 2. Bring a quarter to get a cart. You get it back when you return it to the corral. 3. They take cash and debit, so leave the credit card at home. 4. You bag your own stuff 5. Just because it was there last week, doesn't mean it will be there the next. The store is primarily generic, but there is some name brand items sprinkled throughout. The quality of the food is great. The produce section is decent and quality is high. You save some good money. I typically save $10-$20 per visit. Don't expect to get everything on your list, because the selection is limited. But it's worth having to go to two stores and save the money. Aldi is a part of my weekly shopping. I usually go there first and get everything I can and then head to my 2nd store. I highly recommend giving Aldi a shot.

Went here to grab a quick lunch since I was home on a family emergency. The Chinese food was…read moredisgusting and I paid 20 dollars for this meal of 2 dumplings, some sesame chicken and fried rice. The chicken was cold with no flavor, the rice tasted burnt and the dumplings was nothing to write home about. I spent 20 dollars and nearly fell over at the price for the worst Chinese food ever. The store used to be my go to for quick food or groceries but these prices combined with terrible food will have me going elsewhere. I also kept asking a worker for help and he completely ignored me. They are fully accessible but that is irrelevant because it will be a cold day in "you know what" before I shop here again. Terrible.

This is a huge store with a lot of options, including a huge food section with a lot of options…read moreand a grocery store, a lot of beverages. Huge parking lot.I and very close to 422. The store is maintained. Super clean. I always like to visit this location compared to others. I have done food orders here like pizza, their hot food section.The vegetables and fruits are fresh in these Wegmans.It's definitely worth it.

One of the more popular and well-stocked stores in the area…read more They usually have decent selection of fresh Indian vegetables, lots of frozen items, mixes, breads, spices, snacks and sweets. I have been coming here for over a decade given the wide selection and good prices.

I shop here often, but the bathroom here is disgusting. How do the workers even use them, let alone…read morethe customers? The toilet seat is dirty, the floors are caked with dirt, no soap for anyone to use and worst of all the door doesn't even lock, it is being held by duct tape. These conditions cannot be safe, especially during this time of the pandemic! There need to be strict policies about keeping the washroom clean for all to use.

I'm in this store weekly and it's perfectly fine. I don't understand these bad reviews. They have…read morestocked shelves, prices always ring up fine, people are helpful when you ask questions, and lines aren't that long. They even redesigned the store recently and it's much more open and feels nicer. Are you all looking for this to be something else?

I was in a much so I stopped by the delli for some lunch…read more The guy that served me had trouble figuring out which container to put the food in then gave me 3 of the small chicken tenders and 3 small potato wedges that's didn't even fill the side pocket halfway When I mentioned this to the guy serving me he said nothing just printed the price tag and walked behind the rotisserie chickens

I was in the area so I decided to come to this Trader Joe's. It was my first time. And it was set…read moreup different than the Trader Joe's that I do go to. All staff was knowledgeable. They didn't have a few things that I normally get from my other Trader Joe's, so that was very disappointing, but the store was well stocked. I would go back if I was in the area.

First TJ's in the western burbs, and everyone was crazy about it for years. It carried trendy new…read morefoods and gourmet-ish showy stuff so it was the soccer mom's version of the old organic co-ops and hippie health food stores. People used to read the Joe cartoons and think it was novel, lol. Soon, alternative-type grocery stores were en vogue, and that trend lives today. Staff is professional, not smartarse like Media TJ's. They work hard, and products are thoughtfully made, with consideration for food politics, and TJ's always comes in at an attractive price. This store is always clean, organized, and promptly being stocked. It's always insanely busy and customers are selfish and pushy. I've seen stock put out and grabbed from the hands of employees, until nothing's left. People are d!cks in line, too. No courtesy to others ahead of you if a new line opens. Acme customers have better manners. But this happens at the Media and Concord TJ's stores too. In decades of TJ's experience, most TJ's customers in the Philly area are pretentious a-holes and for this reason, I go as seldom as possible. Then again, WF customers overlap and pretty much suck too. Something about alternative supermarkets brings out the worst in people (or locals are just the worst people). Gateway is a NIGHTMARE with parking pretty much all the time. The weird exit where you snake through the end of the center and wait in line for 10minutes to make any left, my God! Could they not have figured out any other way to merge with the 202 off ramp? Even a 5 points down there by the exit would make better sense. Off ramp drivers are already dangerous and stupid there, and there is NEVER any shortage of selfish local men in designer cars cutting off EVERYONE. Yes, it's normally men here... it's women on 30. The parking lot is a dumpster fire!

Always an excursion going to Wegmans. Back in snacks we found baseball peanuts with east coast…read moreteam logos. We like the cheese and bread sections. The bakery has pretty cookies and cakes, and different items. For dinner we like the hot foods. Produce is fresh. We took a lot of cheeses home.

This is my go to store when I need to order some beverages and small items quickly. I usually order…read morevia ubereats and their sales are always on point. Delivery is always fast. And items are always in stock.

I have heard about this place before and they finally open one near the KOP area!…read more I had a great first impression since it's a new place, so everything looks new and well furnished. People usually compare it with Aldi, for me it feels like a strange mixture of Aldi and giant. They have a bit of their own brand as well as the some well known brand. There's also an organic section, a bakery and even have fresh fish! I am kind of surprised since I initially went there for cat foods. One more thing that beats Aldi is the self-check out!

Before Lidl opened up in the area, I had visited one in VA where my parents lived. I loved it…read more Similar to an Aldi it's a discount grocery store, but better. You don't pay .25 they for a cart. Lidl has a fantastic bakery, but you do bag your own groceries right there at the belt, which can be a bit stressful if you like to organize your groceries like I do. I also find they have more consistency in their products, whereas at Aldi they may stock something one day and it's no longer there the following week. The quality is no different than name brands. They do carry some name brands, but I find their brand it just as good. I only wish they sold beer/wine, but I know that's due to the state law, not Lidl themselves.