ALDI — Local services in Barwon South West

Aldi in Corio is a well-established grocery store known for its no-frills approach and budget-friendly prices. The store is clean, well-organized, and provides a straightforward shopping experience. One of Aldi’s strengths is its focus on affordability without compromising on quality, offering a wide range of products from fresh produce to pantry staples and household goods.

Their private-label items are often as good as, if not better than, more expensive name-brand options. The weekly "Special Buys" section is a huge draw, featuring unique items that range from home appliances to outdoor gear, adding excitement to each visit.

The fresh produce section is compact but offers great value, and the quality of the fruits, vegetables, and meats is consistently good. Aldi also caters to a variety of dietary preferences, with gluten-free, organic, and plant-based options.

While Aldi Corio doesn’t offer the expansive selection of larger supermarkets, the store’s layout makes for a quick and efficient shopping trip. The staff are friendly and efficient, ensuring that checkout is fast, which is important in a busy location. Overall, Aldi Corio is a reliable choice for shoppers looking for quality products at...

If I could give this particular store a zero I would because of the condescending cow who was working the till. The conveyor belt was full of items from other customers so I held my three to save some space. I was rudely told to put them down so that she could scan them, even though I was a couple of people down the line. She then looked at the other customers and started laughing. I have never been made to feel embarrassed or been treated so poorly at any Coles or Woolworths stores, and I have heard many stories of people with similar experiences from staff who work at Aldi. I won't be returning to this one solely because of her but may give other stores a chance...

Aldi's special buys are always worth checking out, also very consistently good quality meat, fruit, and veg.

However, I much prefer going to bell post hill, it's usually a bit quieter and better chance of getting popular special buy items.

Pro tip: if special buys sell out straight away when the store opens, hang around for a little while, there's often more pallets out the back which they stagger and bring out. Alternatively if you come later in the day ask a staff member if there's more out the back, again, staggering putting stock...