
Aldi Grocery Reviews and Complaints
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- Bread eggs cheese
- Great prices on vegetables
- Warp speed checkout is stressful
Aldi Grocery review: Not happy
- Great prices on vegetables
- Pricing
- I liked aldi so much before and told other people
Aldi Grocery review in Daytona Beach, Florida: Sliced Beets Pickled,why add High Fructose Corn Syrup ,Sugar
Electric carts are provided as a courtesy. According to the ADA, any business is Not required to provide electric carts.
It is up to that particular business whether or not they want to provide electric carts as well as how many of them. As long as the handicapped customer is able to enter the business, then that business is ADA compliant.
Electric carts also cost money to purchase and money to maintain. The cost of a business providing an electric cart is passed on to the consumer in the form of higher prices.
Aldi Grocery review in Corona, California: Happy Farms cheese Sticks to the dishes like epoxy. I have never seen cheese do that before. Very irritating.
Aldi Grocery review: Horrible smelling pork spare ribs
- Prices and selection
- Dont buy frsh meat
Aldi Grocery review in Ocala, Florida: Purchased meat and all of it was bad
- Dont buy frsh meat
Aldi Grocery review: Not enjoyable and stressful
- Rude cashier
- Rude employee
Aldi Grocery review: Some Things You Can't Take Back Commercial
- Disrespect to mothers and daughters
I agree. I don't like their pasta either and thus, I don't purchase mine fronmAldi's.
The increased pricing could also be because of Trump's tariffs!
Remember: YOU, the AMERICAN, PAYS the tariffs for items imported into the U.S.and surely, this is part of the INCREASE in prices! Google it and read about it from a RELIABLE website!
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You are so right! Employees are the rudest.
I had such an awful experience. They just opened a new store in my city just two days ago and the cashier Danny, told me to hurry up. I told him five times don’t rush me. (Trying to get the money out of my purse).
He kept repeating the amount over and over so I would hurry. Then he said they try getting people in and out of line as quickly as possible. And I’m able bodied. What do they do with the disabled kick them out!
And believe me I started going slower on purpose. Even customers behind me couldn’t believe his attitude!