ALDI

Don't bring your children here unless you want your kids taken away into state custody! Go watch the Netflix documentary "Take Care of Maya" and you'll see what I am talking about. Shame on everyone involved with this case.

This store recently had an layout update and it makes so much for sense! I love shopping for everything here. It's a little out of my way so I don't come here often, but then I end up shopping for an hour leaving with the most random things. I love their cheeses and random kids assortment goodies. They also have an excellent wine selection. This new layout is much easier to shop. They also updated their bags to be bigger plastic sacks. Still 10 cents a bag but worth it...also pay the quarter and get the cart, because you're going to need it.

Good value and known for their gluten-free selection, but we didn't find it particularly well-stocked with the gluten-free options we expected, particularly considering we were there in May and the whole month of May Aldi supposedly focuses on gluten-free products. If we lived closer, we probably would shop here more often. But as other stores have a better selection of what we need, right now it's not worth a trip out of our way.

I absolutely love Aldi. I've been coming here for years, and the result is always the same - better quality products and produce for unbelievable prices.I did the math after shopping for Thanksgiving odds and ends and found I had saved more than $200 by shopping at Aldi, instead of Hyvee.

I recently started shopping at Aldi to see what all the hype was about in all the West omaha and frugal Mom pages on Facebook. It's (mostly) lives up to its reputation! Decent prices and over all good quality. You DO have to be a little careful of the produce-- much of it is sold quite ripe. Delicious day of or a couple days after, but your berries will get mushy pretty quick so ensure you have a plan for them in mind.The store is very clean, bright, open and organized. It's a pleasant place to shop, and in my experiences the staff and clientele have all been friendly. Only complaint is that they do need to check the dates on their cream cheese. Sold me an expired one. Shame on me for not looking I guess.Come prepared with a quarter for the cart and bring your own reusable grocery bags!

The Cashier didn't give me my $10 cash back. I had to drive back to the store because customer service is non-existent with this chain. Not even a phone number to call. She said her drawer balanced out but really what happened is she stole from me. Never shop at this trash store.

Love this grocery store and the workers are hard working and nice. They usually try to get the produce and goodies out right when the trucks come. This has become my number 1 grocery store.

Quickly becoming one of our favorite stores. We hit up the 90th St location often because it is convenient but the drive is definitely worthwhile if you can find other stops out west. The store is clean, has a better selection and lines definitely move faster (if you have been to any Aldi's, you get it). We will keep making the drive often and loading up on fruits, vegetables and other specials that we can find.

I love Aldi. Their prices are very competitive, and honestly, I just enjoy the smaller store. I can get most of what I need there, and their "finds" rock.

Always had a good experience at Aldi, but a recent run in changed my mind. While eating cereal with my 3 year old daughter I found a piece of brass like metal in the spoonful I was about to feed her. I set it aside and called aldi corporate headquarters. I answered all their questions, and then they offered me... a whopping $5 gift card. I'm certainly not trying to get rich or anything but $5 for something that almost could have killed my daughter is kind of insulting.