“They have such a wide range of items that are always cheaper than other supermarkets, the food and beverages are great quality (even nicer than leading brands I've found to be honest) and the fact I never burn a hole in my wallet for stuff I know I will enjoy always leaves me feeling i'm doing my shop in the right place.”
“Went into Aldi yesterday. Same untidy store, same rushing at checkouts and same dried out plants. Oh well. No change then. I won't say which store as it seems to be getting masses of bad reviews and I am biased anyway toward it.”
“You are never going to get six bottles of the best red wine for £24 no matter where you go. It certainly will not be the best. For that you need to pay huge sums. That stuff is simply for getting intoxicated cheaply. No disrespect. Aldi and M&S have come jointly 23rd in the annual wards to top operating stores for quality. No surprise there then really as both are as bad as each other aren't they, for quality anyway. The old illusion of quality for M&S still applies after all these years. It was sort of handed down within families, like voting for a particular party was, even though nobody really knew what they were voting for. Aldi isn't an illusion even. It really is bad quality, their own brand products anyway. Iceland came tops in that award. Why I do not know, but they did.”
“Twice in the same week been OVER-CHARGED this time by 4.96 for diced chicken @ 2.45 down to 1.99...paid at till 2.89x5...This was at WITHAM, Essex. Have your eyes peeled. Be warned. And no, it wasn't a short use by date.”
“You don't need your till receipt if you paid via a card as your statement will be enough proof. If it is an Aldi product then you won't even need that, providing it isn't something well and truly no longer sold and years ago. They had no right whatsoever, under EU law, to give you less than the purchase price if it was obviously one of their own products. There is now a SIX year period during which you can return a faulty product. Most store employees do not understand this law regarding faulty products. Also, shame upon them, neither do most stores. Morrisons do though. It is in the interest of everyone to look the EU gtee laws up. You will be surprised. Once again typical of this company.”
“You may not be refunded the full price for defective goods if you have not retained your till receipt. Replacement items were not in stock so given a considerably less refund compared to the original purchase price.”
“I do not understand that at all. If you are sick of customers leaving stock which has to be disposed of, why did you give it five stars? Are you a customer or an employee? An employee I suppose as a customer wouldn't really care would they. Be a bit annoyed perhaps. This is a review site really, for reviewing the store you visit. Like all Aldi stores it is only ever possible to give them one star. The reason for this is that there are no (no) star boxes. I would visit this company again only if they change their attitude to the elderly, as others have said. REAL checkouts and NO packing areas. What a cheek eh.”
“Aldi have become complacent. Their new products widely publicised (halloumi fries etc) are non existent. Bought their peanut butter/raspberry prosecco cheesecakes today which have fallen apart before serving and are tasteless and completely overrated, get a grip Aldi...”
“Yes, Aldi are selling more branded items, but their own remain just as bad as ever. No surprise there then. I am tired, as it seems are others, of the mistreatment of the aged and less able at the checkouts. I do not simply have it in for Aldi. They have done nothing to me personally to turn me against them. No, I dislike the qualty of their food items. I digress though. Back to the elderly. It really is not right, and I think more people should take an interest in those less fortunate physically than themselves and vote by writing reviews about this awful practice and or writing to Aldi head office. Don't hold your breath though waiting for a reply.”
