ALDI — Local services in Bainbridge

Absolutely FANTASTIC. Better quality than Winn Dixie was Not as many choices of the same items and limited choice (i.e., 10 brands of Ranch or Italian dress with few alternatives on choice) Just a good choice of selection of excellent value selected good brands. Actually found hard to find dressing like Sesame Dressing along with the regular option. Almost all items have Organic or organic options and brands that are healthier. Has hard to find German and European Foods including Cheese not carried in most markets Nearly every item I bought was the Same price or in many cases LOWER IN COST than WalMart generic brand Smaller Store but still has almost everything needed.

⬇️ Possible downer for some... requires a quarter for a shopping cart which you get back after shopping (cost cutter eliminating stolen carts and part-person) Not a problem for me... 8 asked for the keychain quarter holder. bring your own shopping bag. Again, it is cost-saving and environmentally friendly. They do offer handled paper bags for a quarter and reusable shopping bags. Or you can stuff a few of these trash plastic bags in your pocket.

This is exactly the store needed...

Unbelievable

Once Bainbridge figures out the gem they have in this new Aldi, it’s going to be packed.

First of all, you don’t pay $.25 for a buggy. You deposit it and then you get it back once you’re done. It’s genius. Every other grocery store has shopping carts littered throughout their parking lot. And they’re paying employees to go retrieve shopping carts, driving the prices of the goods up. Aldi has it figured out!!

Bring your own bags, but if you don’t, the reusable Aldi bags are incredible. You can use them for every day use.

The prices speak for themselves. I would venture to say half the price of any other grocery store in town.

It’s clean, well stocked, helpful employees.

It’s the only place we’ll shop in town.

So grateful there’s one...

The complaints here are from people who don't understand how Aldi functions. At Aldi, I can feed my family of 6 for a week for $120. The cost to do so from Walmart? $280. These cost savings exist BECAUSE they don't have cart pushers. These cost savings exist BECAUSE they're not spending money on plastic bags. These cost savings exist because they're producing their own (high quality in my experience) store brands.

YES there are some things you can't get there. But you know what I can get? Fruit I can afford. Potatoes for less than 85 cents each Also, it's quiet, it's clean, and the staff is friendly. Aldi has become our lifeline, and I am so grateful...