Aldi has been in Texas for almost two years. I went into one just 5 days ago and almost lost my mind. The prices are reasonable. I bought cherries for $1.59 a carton, so I went back and purchases a few more. Wonderful.

They have decent prices and selection, however, they don't always keep the same items. That is both good and bad; good because you can find new things, but bad since you can't get the same thing over and over.

Love the prices. They do need to better the temp of produce dept. Sometimes I find a lot of rotten fruit.

It's ok to buy products have good prices not much of selection to choose from but still good, need to pay some attention to fruits and veggies are they are usually frozen and they don't have fresh taste and usually are too soft due to be previous freeze.

Aldi is great for essentials. Especially meat and produce. Not a wide selection of other products though

I shop here rarely and only when in a rush or when I don't have to worry about specials. They state that the product is of the highest quality or the same as name brand, and that they don't spend on fancy useless packaging, which it makes sense but I can notice a difference between Aldi and name brand; and the produce section always smells like fertilizer. But I like the milk prices, the cheapest of all others that I've shopped at. I would recommend it for a few items.

Prices are cheap, but I feel like there isn't very much selection. They never get any products and usually there's only one cashier. Sometimes you can catch a good steal on a home item.

i like some of the product but for the most part most prices are only a few cents cheaper than national store brand and any and all dairy may say it is in date but when opened it is sour

Prices are fantastic but the quality of some of the items are hit & miss. Also they really need to get better at keeping items in stock. Produce also tends to go bad fast in my opnion. If you are interested in stretching your grocery budget then Aldi's is the place. But if you want a great shopping experience, lots of choices and high quality then Aldi's may not be for you.

While they have great prices on select items, I feel that their overall selection is quite small. I have to be in search of something specific that I know they carry in order to shop there.

They have good prices, but don't expect to find the selection of name brands that other markets have. In my area they do not accept checks, you must bring your own bags to bag your own groceries, carts require a quarter deposit to use (you get it back). You also can't take the carts into the parking lot to put groceries into your car, there are bars around the store that the carts don't fit through. Too much trouble!

Ours is horrible here in NE Indiana, just horrible, The other discount supermarkets seem like a luxury quality stores compared to what they have at our local Aldi, bad meat, wilted produce, and really snotty and mean checkers, (except one person there is a sweet heart) but other than them it is so horrible, I avoid the place like the plague.

While I enjoy the prices, I have found the quality of the food not good at all. The only thing I will buy from Aldi is Milk.

Aisles are just to narrow! Produce looked horribly old, and there was barley a selection of "fresh produce" . Just awful.

Bad FL Aldi My FL location is less than satisfactory, I would not recommend this store to others because their produce is usually rotten, their aisles are cramped and seemingly disorganized, and the staff is rude. I am very picky when it comes to produce and I usually will go elsewhere after looking at Aldi's selection. The staff do not speak back when spoken to and often throw items in the cart without and regard for possible breakage or damaged of your items. The reason I occassionally continue to shop at Aldi's is for the specialty items I can find in very few other places like a specific type of iced coffee and chocolate covered espresso beans.