ALDI

It's probably some of the rudest employees I've ever run into in my life. Again, another Aldi where the mobility shopping cart broke down while shopping.. I get to the counter and I pay and I get rushed through the whole cash out process and I like to make sure that everything that they're scanning is the right price ran into the so many times that so many places that yes I watch my pennies. As I finish up paying and I'm going to put my receipt in my pocket I haven't gone to get away from the register yet I'm a little slow, the cashier looks at me real snarky and goes you're welcome like I hadn't thanked him quick enough. Literally the rudest exchange I have ever had with a cashier in any store ever in my entire life. I would recommend that if you want to go to Aldi, go to the one up in Dover New Hampshire they're kind, they're nice, and they treat you with respect, unlike this store.

Aldi is a unique store. Like their small footprint which makes it an easy in and out shopping experience. Store is clean and isles are wide. Pricing is good. Some quirks that are not easy to get used to: - Shopping cart rental system. And no hand baskets? - At the checkout if you don not ask for a bag/bags you will not get any.

you can save sooo much money shopping here. they don’t have everything you need all the time, but i think it’s worth it when what they do have is so inexpensive. from now on i’ll be doing most of my shopping here, and only going to MB for the things aldi doesn’t have! also, cashier was very friendly, made sure i didn’t need help carrying my items before i left

Interesting model with a limited but adequate selection of foods. Bring your own bags. Prices are getting erally lower than other supermarkets. Easily visible with free parking. On strip mall just north of Methuen on Route 28. It is it exotic but a useful addition to the area I went there today just to browse and I picked up about four or five items. The place is much better organized and had much better quality of products. The prices were still low. What angered me is there 5 or 6 people standing with one cashier and no one made any effort to bring anybody else any other 4 to 5 places where you can check out. I thought it was a waste of time to wait for a very long line just to get a few simple things. That really turned me off. I understand that you want to save money by limiting the staff but today's action was unacceptable and showed it disregard for customer service. So I left the items and left the store. I really think you folks should get your act together. If you want to make money have more cashiers. It deserves your attention and browsing. Check it out.

It's probably some of the rudest employees I've ever run into in my life. Again, another Aldi where the mobility shopping cart broke down while shopping.. I get to the counter and I pay and I get rushed through the whole cash out process and I like to make sure that everything that they're scanning is the right price ran into the so many times that so many places that yes I watch my pennies. As I finish up paying and I'm going to put my receipt in my pocket I haven't gone to get away from the register yet I'm a little slow, the cashier looks at me real snarky and goes you're welcome like I hadn't thanked him quick enough. Literally the rudest exchange I have ever had with a cashier in any store ever in my entire life. I would recommend that if you want to go to Aldi, go to the one up in Dover New Hampshire they're kind, they're nice, and they treat you with respect, unlike this store.