nhnative

I'm in Ohio and I shop there all the time. I'm ok with store brands and some are really good. It's the cheapest store near me. And there aren't big aisles so you are not in there for an hour. Super fast checkout. I love it.

nhnative

Wow I didn't know Aldi's were in Europe.

Nancy O.

We have a new store which will open soon and it is just about 1 mile from my house. Now I am looking forward to trying it.

Elfi2

ORIGINATED IN GERMANY - THE OWNER MR. ALBRECHT IS ONE OF THE RICHEST MAN :thumbup:

Anael

ALDI Einkauf GmbH & Co. oHG, doing business as About this sound ALDI (help·info), short for "Albrecht Discount", is a discount supermarket chain based in Germany. The chain is made up of two separate groups, ALDI Nord (North - operating as ALDI MARKT), headquartered in Essen,[2] and ALDI Süd (South - operating as Aldi Süd), headquartered in Mülheim an der Ruhr,[3] which operate independently from each other within specific market boundaries. The individual groups were originally owned and managed by brothers Karl Albrecht and Theo Albrecht; Karl has since retired and is Germany's richest man. Theo was Germany's second richest man until his death in July 2010. Aldi's German operations currently consist of Aldi Nord's 35 individual regional companies with about 2,500 stores in western, northern, and eastern Germany, and Aldi Süd's 31 regional companies with 1,600 stores in western and southern Germany. Internationally, Aldi Nord operates in Denmark, France, the Benelux countries, the Iberian peninsula and Poland, while Aldi Süd operates in countries including Ireland, the United Kingdom, Hungary, Greece, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia (operating as Hofer in Austria and Slovenia) and Australia. In the United States; Aldi Nord is the parent company of the Trader Joe's niche food stores, while Aldi Süd operates the main Aldi stores in the country.

Evelyn

I love Aldi's. I have cut my monthly food expenditure almost in half. The dairy products are 50 cents to a dollar less than the local supermarkets. Can't beat the quality of produce, bread, frozen entrees and fish. Graham crackers, cornbread crackers, snack pies, spices are also good buys.

Aldi's does not have "gimmicks" to entice you to buy more packages than you really need at one time.

Debbie C

You are going to love Aldi's!!! I always visit the one in Binghamton, NY when I visit with my daughter - you're going to save a lot of money by shopping there!!!

craftygma

I really like shopping at Aldi's. There' not to many things i
won't buy there. I don't buy my fresh meat there.

marlene tarzwell

We went to Aldi for the 9 years we were stationed in Germany. Loved them. Especially the German foods. We have 3 around Greenville . One of them is right across from WM, so we go there first to get our fresh veggies and many canned veggies and fruit and of course the German wine and candy. Then we go to WM. Cant beat most of the prices. Went today and even got the German Schnitzel and noodles. Yummm! You should really like it.

dkquilter

I love Aldi's, we really have found only a few products that don't like. Enjoy your new store.