ALDI — Local services in Philadelphia

I would give Aldi another half a star of parcel bowl and make it a 4.5. The only reason it doesn’t earn a five star is occasionally the lines are a little bit longer. Then they should be but I get it. This happens. That’s the business model. I do commend them on taking notice And bringing up extra cashiers quick when a line gets long. The cashiers are very good in getting people through the lines, the store itself I’m always happy with. They have the products that I need 90% of the time the other 10% is due to the fact that their price so well things sell out quickly mostly items that I use like tofu their price is always the best and then their holiday specialist items sometimes fly off the shelves I always hit Aldi up for their produce because they have the absolute best prices on produce with the exception of produce Junction, which is around the same but a different model as far as business goes I frequent all the at least twice a week when I do shopping it’s only for a few items. I like the exercise and I like to keep my Whole Foods fresh. They’re priced along the lines overall with Walmart and Lidl to other places that...

I've been coming here to shop every week for about a year now (driving up from Wilmington). I only shopped at two branches from this area and here is the better one. The prices here are lower last time I checked and check out is quicker and managed better like when yesterday was crowded, staff opened up more registers to accommodate the crowds. For a few times I asked for help, staff was kind and sincere in ways of assistance. I was quite impressed (hence writing a long overdue review. I don't write reviews.) In term of products, I find poultry here fresher than lidl so I buy them here. Lettuce and organic kales are of good quality and prices are lower. Overall, it's a very good store with lower prices, quick checkout and great customer service. There is also a familiar feeling personally for me (I guess from the crowds that come to shop and the staff that works here.) It feels...

Rare find. A touch of mom and pop corner store in the neighborhood under the guise of a supermarket. A lot of the items are fresh, not packaged like big box stores, best value in their store branded chips of variety of types, best deal on chocolates, and bread, you get a very good competitively priced items only cheaper than local big box stores without getting the feeling of being overwhelmed by shiny packings and multitude of offering, which sometimes are worthless. I had asked my wife to give Aldi a chance for a long time and now she cannot live without Aldi, and it has been much less of a strain on the...