ALDI — Local services in Greenville

This is a great place to shop if you are interested in saving money and getting really good food! My Mom and Dad have two of the pickiest eating dogs I have ever seen. They spoil their dogs with cooked chicken legs over their dogfood to make them eat and they still turn their noses up. These dogs loved the name brand that Aldi has. Their cats love the catfood too! I can always get eggs, bread and milk cheaper there than anywhere else. They have so many breads and every one that I have tasted has been great! Their fruits are beautiful and they have great prices in the frozen food Section. I didn't buy meat on this visit because it was a short visit. They also have things other than groceries. There is an entire isle with that stuff. Just remember two things about the Aldi experience. Bring a quarter for the grocery basket which you get back and bring boxes or bags to put the groceries in. They don't bag groceries but for 11 cents you can buy plastic bags to put them in. A lot of people just bring their own. I had a great visit and will return if I am...

This is a great value for most items. Many of the baking item and produce is priced much better than the big box store. Great deals on their weekly specials. Store is clean and checkout is super fast. I love the concept of "renting" the shopping carts. You get your quarter back when you do the right thing and return your shopping cart. There are no loose carts in the parking lot. Staff is friendly and helpful. I upgraded to five stars. This place is great for the smart shopper. The place is busy at times and people fill their carts. So Aldi is doing something right. If Aldi sells it, you will most likely get it cheaper there than any other stores. Their private label brands are top quality and they offer a great selection of wines, crackers, and cheeses that you wouldn't expect to find in a...

Excellent choice for a budget-minded, smart shopper. It's the most inexpensive place to purchase eggs, milk, some meats, some fruits/vegetables, canned goods, and some specialty items like Brioche, almond butter, and snack wraps. However, the stock is inconsistent, so don't bank that they're going to have what you are looking exactly when you go there. What I do is make Aldi my first stop, pick up all the things off my shopping list that I can, then go to another supermarket for anything left on the list. The lines at checkout might seem long but the people working the cash register are very fast and efficient. Don't forget to bring a quarter so you can rent a shopping cart. Large shopping bags are 10 cents each or bring...