ALDI — Local services in Rancho Cucamonga

I went in with my cousin on January 28, 2024. We're both cleanly dressed, and started shopping for the items we needed. As we went down the third isle, I asked my cousin if she noticed an olde Asian male, not shopping, but following us each row, in the opposite direction. She noticed it also. I failed to mention that my cousin, and I are clearly of African descent. I also didn't mention that my attire overtly indicated that I'm retired Army. My cousin, and I decided to cut our shopping there short, due to being treat as though we were criminals. I paid for the few items, and we peacefully left. When at home, I sent Aldi's a message on the 29th of January, explaining what happened. Not one peep has been heard from Aldis, so their corporate office condones this sort of behavior. Truth be told, that man, and the rest of those Aldis employees couldn't obtain the security clearance I retired with, after 30 years of military service. Aldis has easily made it into my "No...

Great place to shop with great prices. They have a good selection of organic veggies here and meat among your typical grocery store items. Bring your own bags so you don't have to pay for them and be prepared to bag your own groceries. The lines aren't bad except for the weekends and just after business hours end around 5pm and 6pm. Free parking is available here and there is handicap parking available also. Coupons are accepted as well as WIC and EBT cards. There isn't a bakery here so that's a limitation of the store but other than that, it's a much better place to shop than larger chain grocery stores. So Happy Shopping and if you found this review helpful please click the like Like/Thumbs up icon now. Thanks and have a great...

This has to be the worst store in the world. Their prices are confusing and misleading, for example, like a 3 pound pack of organic oranges was $1.50. Just $1.50. Is it $1.50 a pound or a pack? Anyways, their produce are always out of stock and they never restock. Furthermore, everything they sell are no name brands and it's sad that they are trying to compete with stores like Walmart. With that being said, the only semi big brand name they sell is Pop Tarts, so that gives you an idea of their products. Finally, they only have one cashier working so that tells you how their business is like and one of the employees gave us a dirty look just because we didn't buy anything. With all that being said, this is a kind of store that I will...