Believe their claim that they have the best grocery prices in Michigan. The store is clean and I have found their “alternative” brands to be just as good - if not better than name brands which they also carry. Be prepared to have a quarter ready to unlock a shopping cart (which you get back when you return your cart and also bring your own grocery bags if you prefer not to purchase theirs for 11 cents each. Also, be ready to bag your own groceries. None of which bothers me, but FYI. ALDI’s has smaller stores and less selections than a large grocery store like Meijer’s- but that also means you are in or out quicker. When I grocery shop, Aldi’s is my SECOND stop after the Dollar Tree/Dollar General. After which - if I look for any remaining items (if any) at Meijer’s and/or Kroger’s. Kroger has reward points toward gas but Meijer’s tends to have the widest selection so it’s a toss-up.

I shop here weekly after last night tho I'll never shop at this location again. I go in at 6:45 an hour and 15 minutes before close. The male employee using the flood cleaner followed me around the whole time. Kept moving my cart or saying I needed to move out of his way. I'm sorry but floor cleaning needs to be done after close when no customers are in the store. I normally would have spent $400 for my weekly groceries but due to the guy following be around I bought 10 items and left. Definitely need to learn how to treat a paying customer. Do y'all not know with out people shopping and spending money you would not have a job. Will now be going to another location from now on

Best on Sunday mornings for a quick and quiet experience; savvy shoppers will get paper products elsewhere while making the most savings on dairy and produce.

Always have low prices, checkout is usually quick and a breeze. I love being able to get boxes and boxing up my own groceries.

I enjoy this Aldi location. The team here work hard to keep this store fully stocked and clean. They are always friendly and happy to help customers. However, this complaint isnt regarding to this specific Aldi location, but Aldi in general. They tend to stack their produce on top of each other. I believe this strategy to keep the store stocked makes the produce go bad quicker than the labeled date. An example are these organic pink lady apples. A few of them came out of the bag dented and bruised already. I enjoy saving money at Aldi, but I wish this tactic was a thing of the past. This happens to the lettuce, grapes, tomatoes, and many others. Other Aldi’s stack their produce too, so it isn’t a location issue.

I started shopping there as we only have 1 income in our home but lately I spend just as much as I do at Kroger and you get coupons and fuel points from Kroger but I still shopping at Aldi for cereal and veggies, they're still cheaper at Aldi

I like my little Aldi's... plenty of parking very clean store.. shelves are always stocked.. great atmosphere friendly people

They are always so nice and pickups are always spot on and very quick. The only gripe I have is that the lettuce is usually brown.