ALDI — Local services in Pittston Township

Wife and I started coming to Aldi because we realized our usual store was overcharging for most of their products (and the quality of their products - especially produce - was awful). Aldi's products are reasonably priced, not expired when you purchase them and their produce lasts for more than 2 days (which was an issue we were having with our usual store). Aldi doesn't have many "name brand" products, but their "store brand" products are quality, delicious, and mostly made with natural (even organic) ingredients. Their employees do multiple jobs - from stocking to cleaning to cashier - seamlessly, and have always been pleasant and cheerful. (And while customer base isn't any fault of a store, the customers I've interacted with were always kind and courteous which makes the shopping experience that much better.) In short, Aldi has now become our...

Dear Aldi’s

I want to take a moment and at least allowing me to “interview” for a position I was well-qualified for. At least I received a free tour of your store even though I don’t normally shop there and after this I never will.

I appreciate that you sent me an email showing no valid reason for not wanting to offer me a position with your company. I feel confident knowing that you would not hire me after informing you that I am a disabled veteran and I was unable to drive in the dark due to medical reasons.

It’s okay though, because I am used to people not wanting to hire veterans or even people with disabilities because they would have to make accommodations for them. So good luck and rest assure you will never see me walk into your company again and I intend to tell others how you feel about hiring veterans and people with...

Aldi has always been my favorite grocery store. Lowest prices and no stupid "loyalty card". They have 90 percent of what I need. The other 10% that Aldi doesn't stock I get at Redner's down the street or Wegmans. Out of the two Aldi locations near me, this Pittston location is a lot less crowded.

During the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, ALDI was doing the best to protect customers of any store I have shopped during this time. They had a staff member wiping down the carts with disinfectant. There are marks on the floor showing six foot intervals and for checkout a single file line is formed with six foot spacing and the checkers call out which lane is ready for the next customer to start unloading their cart...