Aldi

This place is okay, I mean it has some decent prices on things, but I’m not sure about the go to place to shop. I remember going to Aldi’s back when it just was food and nothing more, so it’s kinda cool that this one has merchandise at a decent price. Of course the old bring a quarter for a cart, then get it back upon turn in is still happening I see, lol. Your best bet is too stop by and look around to see what you think and then shop here another day if you feel like you are being called to.

Bring a quarter for the cart (you will get it back when you return the cart) and some reusable bags (even plastic bags from other grocery stores that just about everyone has around the house).
They do not have the greatest variety of produce but they have the best prices around. These are the kind of prices that others stores only have occasionally. This is a great place to get pantry staples (no wheat flour though). Their eggs, milk, dairy, and meat are always well priced. They have the best meat sales ever!
I shop here for staples and general produce. I supplement my grocery stock by shopping at another store like kroger or Wal mart. Aldi has some organic foods and products as well.

I like the prices of the store. By far, the milk is the cheapest around. However, the store could use an over hall of being cleaned and organized a little better. The location of the store isn’t in the greatest. The staff is really nice and again the prices are cheaper than going to walmart. I just wish they would have fresher produce.

I came here because I had been told Aldi had great organic produce. Their produce section is pretty tiny with not a lot to chose from, and their organic section was about 4 items. The produce is cheaper than other places in town, but that always makes me skeptical. Things are cheaper for a reason. But I bought a few things. I only purchased produce so not sure about the rest of the store. I find the 0.25 cart fee annoying. Yes you do get your quarter back, but still. Good place to shop if you’re on a budget, but not somewhere you can get all your groceries.

I love Aldi. We switched to doing the majority of our grocery shopping here and shaved about $ 30 – 40 a week off our bills. We’re also eating healthier since there’s not nearly as much processed food to choose from. I guess that’s a downside – if you’re set on always buying name brands or if you absolutely must have 12 different flavors of sugared cereal a week, this is not your place. The fresh meat selection also varies a little bit from week to week. Things like whole chickens aren’t always available, but when they are they’re often marked down to a great price. Same with the produce; you’ll always find something, but some weeks there will be two kinds of mushrooms and other weeks none.
If you go in with the attitude that you’re buying basics (meat, veg, fruit, dairy) you’ll get a good deal. As others have noted, bring a quarter for your cart and your reusable grocery bags.

Solid products at a great price that is hard to beat on the majority of their goods. The difference here is that the store is pretty no-​frills. You need a quarter (that you get back when you return the cart) to get your cart, they do not provide bags for your groceries, and they do not have a lot of pretty displays. It’s pretty easy to get in and out as there are only about 5 rows to go through, and they hold most of what you need, but not a variety of brands. If your budget is tight, this is the place to go!

I thought everyone knew how great Aldi was until a friend told me this week she just went for the first time. I was shocked and thought a review was necessary.
Aldi is great, no, better than great.
I first discovered it while we were stationed in Germany, but it makes great sense here. The store is simple, clean, not huge (thankfully), and well-​stocked. They do not add extra displays in the middle of the aisles– they keep them clear so you can get around with your basket. You bag your own groceries and need to bring your own bags or use empty boxes in the store. The whole set up makes lots of sense.
But most importantly, the products are great! I love their frozen goods– they easily beat out what you can buy name brand at other stores. They sometimes have special buys that I would never have tried otherwise and add pizzazz to the family menu. The brownie mix beats any mix on the market!
I will not assume that «everyone» knows about Aldi again. Worth the trip, in savings and quality.

Can’t beat the prices! Most of their Aldi’s brand compares closely to the name brand for a fraction of the price. I definitely appreciate this! The only thing I tend to steer clear of is the meat isle, and the Aldi’s coffee is less than substandard.

When it comes to discount grocery stores in Clarksville this one is the best. You can get a lot of off brand products that are just as good as name brand products for really good deals. Depending on their weekly sales you can even get name brands for awesome prices. For a bargin grocery store they have a decent selection of produce and meats. Just like a lot of the other bargin grocery stores bring your own bags/​boxes to box up your groceries. Also bring a quarter so that you can get a cart, once you put your cart back you’ll get your quarter. On top of all of the great deals the store is clean and the staff is pretty friendly.

I have been shopping here since the first day it opened. I have realized a few things to make my experience happy:
1. Their fruit and produce isn’t the best quality. Is it cheaper than everyplace else in town? Usually. With my tiny teacher budget, I have found a few things that work for me. Their bananas have been gassed and it takes forever for them to turn yellow.
2. Their items ARE name brand, (I promise) just packaged under the Aldi label. Sometimes you will see this with the produce. Their salad is fresh express (they have had the «real» version accidently sent to the store before).
3. If you don’t like it– return it. They will give you another similar item and your money back. They don’t really advertise the double guarantee, but still do it.
4. Their chicken pot pies are legendary (the big 4 pack box). They will change your life. My husband has a box a week habit that has gotten out of control!
5. There will be some items you don’t like– but see # 3. You can’t beat the price of their items though. They also don’t carry every single thing in the world, but a big chunk of it they do.
6. Lastly, bring $ 0.25 for the cart, and bring some bags with you. You can also use the empty boxes from the shelves. Also, either bring cash or a debit card.

Aldi is bright, clean, and organized. It feels a little bizarro world, which says everything about how conditioned I am, in that nearly everything is an off brand with packaging that looks almost identical to the name brand. The quality is the same from what I’ve tried, and Aldi is a little cheaper on most items compared to larger stores.

Aldi is a discount foods store, but is GREAT! It is a CLEAN store, not like some other discount food stores where when you walk in, it smells rotten and the floors are filthy. The quality of the food is spectacular and you really can’t beat the prices on fresh produce. They also sell random seasonl items, plants, and toys. I like shopping there at christmas time because they import a lot of european chocolates and goodies which brings back such fond memories of the Aldi stores in Germany. They even have haribo gummie bears and Cola gummies yr round. Just a cute little store.