ALDI

To me it has better pricing. Felt chicken thighs was delicious. Small shop, few items cannot get it there. Cashier are friendly and efficient.

Good clean store, has most of what we needed, good value for money also, we grabbed nappies for the youngest one. Have been using Aldi nappies for the last few years, way better than the other branded nappies.Ample parking underneath the store, under cover for a hot dayAlways fun browsing the specials isle never know what you can pick up

The competitive Aldi is certainly a good addition to inner Brisbane. It offers a wide selection of products at low prices. It’s location it’s perfect for Fairfield and Yeronga residents that are looking for quick and cheap options.The overall store it’s well organized and big. The staff is very friendly.Aldi, however, compared to Coles does not offer most of the products that are needed in a common grocery run. If you constantly buy at Aldi, you would still require to go to another shop to buy other things. Fruit and vegetables, are for example, things that are fresher in Coles than in Aldi.Overall Aldi offers a great shopping experience and hopefully it can stay for many years to come.

This was my first visit to ALDI @ Fairfield. I was very impressed with the quality fresh produce & the variety of products available. It’s a much bigger store than the inner city ones I am used to, and they appear to have more items in their central aisle bin areas. The staff were very polite & friendly. The best parking for ALDI is on the ground level, enter via Brougham St, follow the signs into the carpark, you can use the ramp or direct access lift which will take you to Aldi on the 1st floor.

Good aldi, has undercover parking, and lifts...attached to a small shopping centre with a fruit shop, bakery, butcher and Coles inside, so it's easy to grab the items you can't get at aldi, all in one shop

Nice store with many special items.

Friendly staff and dependable Aldi products. Easy to navigate

Horrible experience from the cashier (blonde with short hair, in her forties).Was buying groceries with my 2 month old and 3 year old. 2 month old started cracking it when she started scanning. Was trying to pack as fast as possible, with my bub crying and 3 year old hanging off the pram. Cashier scanned groceries very quickly and just stood there glaring at me till I had packed my groceries, whilst my 2 month old was screaming and I was getting stressed. Didn’t speak a word to me or offer to help in any way, even when I told her I didn’t want cash, just told me to enter it myself.Left me and my family in tears. Such a callous act, for a young mum just trying to get out and do groceries.Doesn’t make me want to go to Aldi again.I get they have a quick groceries policy, but I have been to other Aldi where the cashiers scan slower and offer to help where they can.Really upset at this experience.Thankful for the 2 mums after who helped me carry my groceries out, atleast the community came to help ❤️.

Nice variety of items. A lot of the staff are nice enough. But who can tell what they are thinking really? Some staff are definitely good. For sure.I have noticed reading the comments here though that I am not the first person to feel somehow disrespected while shopping at this store. For no good reason.. who knows what they are thinking?Something odd about it. Not good ALDI. Is it hard to get good staff? Let me clarify. Most of the staff are very good. Yet, you know what they say about rotten apples. Somehow the vibe is wrong. I don't know what issues they may have had at the store, but I feel it's unnecessary to project your ideas, attitudes, preconceptions or misconceptions, onto innocent customers who are only there to shop. Just respect everyone. If you're going to make small talk, don't be presumptuous. Be respectful. People are just there to get some groceries. You don't really know anything about them other than that.