ALDI, Dallas TX

The guy in the grey and black uniform tried to make an issue with me. The White slender tall manager stormed through that 4 aisle store. It was nonsensical theater. The cashier was nice.

I just moved to the area and Aldi is the next closest grocery to me; the other being Whole Foods (like Ford vs Bentley). It’s a clean and generally well-stocked store that will have almost everything you’ll need, but usually only one brand and one-size. Savings are worth it. Aldi maintains a limited staff (no on-site store manager for example) often leaving a single cashier working the front, which is frustrating during busy times.

Interesting fact: Aldi was founded in Germany by a family and the company was split between two brothers who couldn’t work together once their father died. The Aldi stores we see in the U. S.are the same as the Aldi in this review. The other brother expanded to this country as well, but in a move to avoid brand confusion launched his Aldis using a different name. And just a few miles away is his local Aldi, but you’d know it as Trader Joe’s.

I enjoy this Aldi store but I shop at Kroger as of recently because of the fuel points! The store is always well stocked and the employees are kind and helpful!

Love shopping here.store always clean.the people who work there always friendly and up beat.and they have some of the German foods that I grew up on.

Open and visited on 10-8-18
Wider aisles and organized pricing. Much better!
On Bus 19 just after you cross Haskell if you're going north or Peak is you're going downtown.

Revamped.new items.same affordable pricing.same courteous employees. What's not to love? Always good for a quick trip. Pantry staples along with limited supply must haves. Located conveniently close to downtown.

I hadn't been to this Aldi in a while but I like it because it's always easy to take your time and shop

Use to be a good location but i bought produce and they were bad i bought spaghetti squash and it was super watery and the pineapple was bad too and the meat is bad the only thing i can buy is pantry itema the prices are good if the produce was still good i would give it a higher star rating

Great store to shop at. The employees are wonderful and it's so easy to find what you need or even want!

Staff is always really friendly and the store is always super clean and well organized it's easy to find what ur looking for

This Aldi's is the Best, very Neat & Organized. They have such great deals i love Aldis this is my go to grocery store. Always find what I need here & the customer service is Fantastic Everyone is very friendly. The Renovation looks awesome the store looks Great!

Love Aldi- mainly for the prices on the multiple organic choices. Also love the fact that they do not use plastic bags, or even paper for that matter.
Seems every employee I've encountered genuinely loves their job.

If you need cheese, dairy, eggs, frozen food or sundry items with incredible prices. Go to Aldi. Produce is marginal with a short shelf life.

The place to get all of your German Christmas goodies. I grew up surrounded by Stollen, Lebkuchen, Advent calendars and this is like visiting my Oma.

Just finished remodeling store and today is a first day opening, so it's extremely clean and so organized.

The store is closed now, looks like it is construction/remodeling there. But there is no info when it is going to be open or even if it going to be Aldi store at all

I love Aldi more for the non-food items. I find great decor for the home. I even bought my daughter some sandals there!

The store was almost empty BUT that's because they're going to remodel soon. I'll come back to review when the work is done and the shelves are full.

Aldi is a great place to shop with good deals and quick, friendly service. They have an assortment of gluten free items as well. While EBT is accepted, many Aldi locations, including this location on Gaston and Haskell, do not accept WIC. Vegan options are available, but are fewer as well.