ALDI

Well what can I say about Aldi’s? They are GREAT!!! I love the cheap prices and everytime I go food shopping I get so much food for such a little price. They always have fresh fruit and veggies. I have tried their brands of different foods and I can honestly say they are ALWAYS good! So if you want good deals GO to ALDI! This particular location is nice and clean always parking. I think the cashioers can be a bit more friendlier (smile) but I ALWAYS go!

Who would’ve thought that Trader Joe’s had a foreign cousin?
At Aldi you’re going to find inexpensive food and produce, similar to Trader Joe’s. The majority of their product are not your familiar big brands, however, they’re so close to the actual brand/​product you’re looking for it’s not hard to locate exactly what you’re looking for.
This store was clean. Had a good selection of products, which I really enjoyed and their sales are really, really good. Example, you can buy organic, gluten-​free pasta for around $ 1 a pound. How crazy is that?!? The produce is the best steal here, so you have to stock up on that when you get here (just make sure you eat them all before they rot, LOL).
The only thing I didn’t like about the store was the lack of customer service. The associates seemed annoyed or just out of touch with the customers. It was like it was almost a chore for them to be there and help out. That’s maybe something they can look into.
This is the place you go to do your groceries if you’re trying to stretch your dollar or aren’t really good at couponing.

This is our go-​to Aldi. We’ve learned that we can really save money by shopping here first. You can’t find everything on your grocery list, but you can get a large majority of it. We then hit another store for the rest of the items.
Our favorite section is cheeses! We like the wide variety of goat, blue, feta, etc… And they’re inexpensive. They also have a good garlic hummus in the section.
We also come here for produce. Much cheaper than those other store. We’ll usually leave with a full cart of food and often spend around $ 100. We probably would have paid twice that with shopping at Publix. (I still love you too though!)
Just don’t forget to bring a quarter for a cart and your own shopping bags. We leave both in our car all of the time just in case we decide to pop in.

First. Be sure to have a quarter with you because one way they keep the prices low is by not having to worry about cart runners. You borrow your cart and when you return it you get your quarter back.
Second when you walk in the door you notice just how great the prices are. Great. produce and they even carry organic!
They even carry gluten-​free items.
During the holidays they carry a lot of scandanavian selections as well.
This place is fantastic!

I’m so glad I found this place. I can’t do all of my shopping here, but I get some good deals on cheese, meat, and produce every time I go.
The produce is usually half the price of what it would be at Target, and it’s really fresh. The strawberries are local from Plant City. The ground turkey from Fit & Active is $ 2.99 for a 20 ounce package, compared to $ 4.99+ at Target.
You do have to pay a quarter to get a cart, but you get it back when you return. You also bag your own groceries, so take some bags with you. Both of these practices save Aldi from hiring more people, and in turn, saves you money.
They don’t take coupons, and they’ll only accept cash and debit cards.
You can use their empty boxes instead of using bags if you prefer.
The cashiers are super fast and really friendly.
I’ll definitely keep going back.