ALDI — Local services in Indianapolis

Whether it’s for your home or your family, ALDI has the things you need at prices you can afford - from fresh produce and meats to organic foods, beverages and other award-winning items. With everyday low prices on thousands of products, including fresh kosher options, ALDI makes shopping simple and smart! Shop their selection of 2 million items online

At ALDI, They’re committed to making the food you need affordable. They have stores filled with everyday items at a guaranteed lowest prices. Comes Recommended-👍

Drawbacks:

.wait time can be frustrating at times

. No Self checkout option 😌

From ALDI

"Visit your Indianapolis ALDI for low prices on groceries and home goods. From fresh produce and meats to organic foods, beverages and other award-winning items, ALDI makes the flavorful affordable. Plus, with new limited-time ALDI Finds added to shelves each week, there’s always something new to discover. Shop online with curbside pickup or delivery, or swing by your neighborhood market at 10325 Pendleton Pike to start saving on quality products." Details Retail chain selling a range of grocery items, meat & dairy.

People also ask:

Does Aldi do self checkout?

Over the last few months supermarket giant Aldi has been installing self-checkouts in some of its stores. The self-service tills have divided shoppers, with some loving them - and others preferring to stick to the normal staffed tills.

What is Aldi's known for?

Aldi is known for its low prices and no-frills store design. One reason its prices are so low is that a majority of the groceries it carries are private-label. It also limits store sizes and hours, enforces a cart-rental system, and focuses on efficiency to lower labor costs.

What is Aldi real name?

Founded by the Albrecht family, the first ALDI store opened in 1961 in Germany, making ALDI the first discounter in the world.

What is the slogan of Aldi?

Good Different

Aldi has now launched what is says is its biggest brand campaign, using the slogan "Good Different" in in-store and online advertising, plus in more than 30 new TV advertisements.

Ratings 1-5 in match terms as follows.

Grocery stores near me -4.2 Aldi marketplace & near me- 4.8 Aldi Indianapolis -4 Marketplace -4 Groceries/ marketplace near me - 4.6 Aldi store / market Indianapolis-4. Environment- 4 Best pet friendly groceries store- Best Aldi marketplace near me-4 Customers satisfaction- 3.5 In store check out option- 2.5 Pet friendly...

This store is akin to Aldi's of 20+ years ago. RABBIT TRAIL ALERT: Been shopping at Aldi's for years and years now. ..from when they first opened in my area. Back then, it was a no frills place where basics and a slight bit more were sold at excellent prices. Never mind that parallel to Aldi's has always been Trader Joe's, run by the brother of Aldi's owner, Aldi's kept it simple. Through the years, however, the A-chain began to stretch it's wings carrying more and more of the inventory that reflected their German roots. From there, in reflection of the area near the store locally, regionally, economically and culturally, some clothes were sold (bought my winter gloves there), certain gourmet foodstuffs, small appliances etc. Then the decision to carry alcohol was made, and that section followed the same growth pattern: start simple, add a bit and continue the item ONLY IF IT SOLD WELL. Wise move.

Ergo, while all the basics could be found at ALL area Aldi's, certain interesting items would be found either NOT at ALL, or in greater supply, at one store vs. another regional or state store. I get why. Aldi's couldn't compete price -wise otherwise.

For example, this Pendleton Pike outlet, sold natural peanut butter long, long before the Aldi's in my hometown did; however, certain ethnic foods were carried in greater supply at "my" store than were found here.

This location is now the closest to me, and I was REALLY looking forward to shopping here figuring it would have more niche items given the nearby urban area. Sigh, NOT the case.

Listen up management! This gourmet chef operating on a shoe string needs the Aldi's others across the state are. While I understand why the inventory lacks variety, try to build it back to the way this store was 2/3 years ago when I...

Had a HORRIBLE experience today 2/17/25. I've been a loyal customer for 6+ years. I have never been mistreated like the way I was today. At 7:20 they started YELLING at the people inside to hurry up because they were closing at 8. Before I was at the checkout two families were trying to come in and the manager started yelling at them to go back were closed, when it wasn't even 8. One of the families even told her that it wasn't even 8 and she still would not let him in. When we got to the cashier, we asked what time they closed, and they replied "We close at 8, but after 8 we have to clean. We have to leave too" The person with me told the cashier that it wasn't fair to kick people out at 7:50, afterwords she started having an attitude. And the cashier even brought our race into this. "We don't do that here, but maybe that's how you do it in Mexico" A comment that had nothing to do with what we were asking. The manager did nothing but agree with the cashier. The manager then proceeded to tell us "If you don't like how we do things, you can be escorted out by the police". The manager continued to say racist comments to me like, "I can barely understand what you're saying". Then the cashier even told me "You'll say this inside but won't say it outside" Implying she wanted to fight. The manager did nothing but encourage her behavior. Once we started to leave, the cashier told us "If you don't like it enjoy Kroger or Walmart". This is what I remember, they said a LOT more. You can even check the cameras. I would really like to have the corporates phone number before this complaint...