ALDI — Local services in Bowling Green

I go to Aldi cuz I'm European and I can't find some good quality items that are exclusive there and some Greek items too. Aldi just feels like shopping back home same as Lidl. I prefer the Aldi locations in SC though because the stores were less crowded and bigger inside. The staff do their best and they are friendly and good people. Some produce and meat has gone bad and accidentally bought it, but brought it back and they issued a refund.

Something has happened the last 2 years though and I've had some really bad incidents - all the yahweh-lucifer deluded churchian freaks suddenly come to Aldi esp on the weekends with their little catty bullying girls and even these pharisaic pastors have come here and play tzniut-haredi fashion police on me just like the little girls lol. Must be a KY thing, common in this country. John 8:15, 5:18, 5:43, 7:41, 7:48, 7:26-27, 9:22, 9:28-29..they don't even know the truth, it's all Greek. Cronian cult psychos. I avoid the store as much as I can for that matter till I...

This store could use some improvements. Not that clean as the mens bathroom was a bit shabby. Last visit here I got a sliver of glass in my finger from some residual broken salsa jar that was on the carton and noticed some dried salsa on many jars. I contacted manager and they proceeded to clean it up some. Long lines as usual and pushy cashiers slinging groceries about. Not the friendliest of folks and a bit pivish at times. I do like Aldis good prices and select items. I go here for some of my shopping, but dont do all of it here at all. Their canned chunk light tuna in water is unbeatable quality and price of only .65 can. The organic salsa is great and price simply unbeatable anywhere. I also get the parboil wild rice and grains that cooks up in 90 seconds and has olive oil in it and not canola rubbish. You can find quality here in products, but that's it. I hope to see improvement...

I have made at least 3 - 4 trips to your store to try to purchase gluten free hamburger buns and hot dog buns and have not been successful. I was told that they were a seasonal product. Seasonal? Really? Those of us who cannot eat gluten are not subject to seasonal symptoms. Your gluten free bread is a regular item on my grocery list and the buns would also be if you would ever have them. These products are the best that can be purchased in Bowling Green. You have a product that is superior in quality and more reasonable in price then the competition and you almost never have them in stock. I am told at the store that they have no control over what items, or how much of those items, that they stock, so I hope that this request will have some impact on providing gluten free hamburger and hot dog buns in our...