ALDI — Local services in Snellville

Store was Good Now it’s Not. It looks like they lost a manager or somebody is just not paying attention. They rearranged the store but the groupings are all over the place you can find bits and pieces of the same items all over the store. It’s not like it’s random, the prices are marked, so you know it’s deliberate. So when you see they are out of something (say, like coca-cola) you are just as likely to find it somewhere else in the store. The utensils and household goods section is a fraction of what it used to. It looks like they got rid of all their vitamins and supplements. The aisles aren’t kept neat. You watch for people they are just rooting around for a product but this only magnifies the mess. I travel a lot for my job and, I have and do, shop at many Aldi’s and this has become my least favorite. And, I’ve been shopping here for...

These Aldi stores are too small. When you go to check out, everybody waiting in lines are just jammed together. The prices are not that great, except for a few weekly item specials. I have checked their prices against Walmart, and there is just not that much difference. Plus, you have to carry a quarter, just to get a freakin' shopping cart. There is no express cashier. Plus, there is no self-scan aisle. Plus, IF YOU WANT A PLASTIC SHOPPING BAG, YOU HAVE TO BUY IT! All the other grocery stores actually furnish the shopping bags, at no additional cost. Finally, Aldi is a foreign-owned company. I don't like the fact that my money is supporting a company, in Germany. I would rather support U.S.-owned companies, like Walmart, Kroger or Ingles. In closing, these are the reasons that I...

I usually really enjoy going to this Aldi's, but after today I'll find somewhere else. I was in the bathroom and an employee (wearing a wool knit cap) left the bathroom without washing his hands. Yes he went to the urinal, yes there was a sound that resembles urine hitting porcelain at a mild steady velocity, but there was no compulsion to wash away the micro splash back that typically occurs in such interactions where upon liquid hits hard surfaces. Afterwards, I observed him check inventory levels in many different aisles. I deduced this because he touched food often and seemed to be counting. He also held an elongated electronic device in his hand while doing so. Aldi's management, Get On Your Nasty A-- Staff 'bout Wash'n Dem...