ALDI

We don't have a problem with service always great, we do have an issue with the lack of dog rolls and cat food. We have been told and understand that there is a lady who buys bulk for her animal shelter and we applaud her. We do however have 3cats and 2 dogs of our own who we wish to feed also. In saying that perhaps management could order for not only the lovely lady buying for her shelter but also all the other animal loving customs.

Another ALDI, ok with what they do and always an interesting day fir their special sales on Wednesday and Saturday. Bunnings often have similar items but a bit more expensive. Recently I noticed bunnings price match an ALDI item. Well done ALDI.This shop has a liquor outlet as well, great wine etc, but cheaper. Only can buy on csprcisl checkout so beware.

Very nice store that has a good product range and reasonable prices. You can find cheap alternatives for higher priced products and also good promotions every week. They do not provide free plastic bags, you have to buy them or bring your own, which is a plastic policy everyone should support!

Prices much better than other supermarkets.

Watch what the cashiers put your veg through as, I have just been charged $19.05 for one small sweet potato, cashier put it through as ginger(!!), $16.72 for onions put through as garlic, I mean who does not know what an onion looks like and our on special mandarins went through as Navel oranges for the not so special price of $7.55! Sure I “should” have checked but you don’t get a lot of time when your groceries are flying down past the till.I went back to the store the following day and got a full refund $43 and then paid $8 for my groceries. Can’t do better than that, thank you Aldi, good different.

The queue and pay-out lane is disappointing. Almost always a short supply of cashiers. Products purchased need to be speedily self- removed from the conveyor belt due to the Aldi policy of zero assistance with bag fill. Checkout courtesy is limited to 'how are you today'. Once this has been said, the shopper needs to work at break neck speed to fill their bag(s) then find a cash card (often before the bag(s) is full) as other shoppers wait in line. The seated cashier will never attempt to help i.e separate soap products from fruit and vegetables - such is the pace. All needs to be shoved in together by the shopper to not hold people up. An extra job for someone local would make all the difference! Saving on staff/service -and not helping customers during checkout, is different but not good.

Limited grocery lines good for basics

Aldi deliver well costed service. Sad to see Aldi being held accountable for injury to Lady. Simple decency by all patrons at the store could have prevented this accident.People need to show more respect and behave as humans, not animal at a feeding trough.

Was very quiet so took advantage of doing a large shop, because I wasn't fast enough putting my shopping away the women behind me was quiet rude about paying, shop assistant seemed to agree with the customer and I left feeling very humiliated ...only one Register open as I said it was super quiet ...

Great place to shop, and they don't pretend to be your friend like Coles do.