Maybe this will start a trend of businesses letting their cashiers sit down.

Aldi is great. Walmart has been robbing small towns in America without competition for long enough. I hope more Americans shop at Aldi and save more money while getting healthier food at a fair price.

Hell yeah. Aldi is the shit

smaller European entrant

I like how from the perspective of outsiders, Aldi is "small". They're huge here in Europe along with Lidl. The two make a meme of establishing shops next to each other wherever either exist.

I am glad that Aldi is setting up shops in US. The chain is pretty cheap though the food quality is okay compared to others. I haven't really heard anything bad about Aldi so they are pretty good employers unlike many American shops like Walmart.

Please come to Colorado!!!!! I have my Aldi’s quarter ready!

I did nearly all of my shopping at Aldi when I was unemployed. Now I have a job and Aldi is still great, no reason to spend more at other grocery stores. I genuinely like a lot of their store brand stuff too

good. only problem with aldi is their produce is hit or miss. moreso than competitors in my experience.

Does the US have Lidl yet?

We shop at Aldi and TJ's regularly. The grocery stores in my area charge literally double for many of the same items. Considering the grocery stores probably pay lower wholesale prices than either Aldi or TJ's it yet another example of the highest corporate profits in 70 years.

New England resident here. I find Aldi to be alright. The lower price point is definitely noticeable, especially when you compare with other big players in the area like ShopRite and Stop&Shop.

I switched over to Aldi since 2020, they are quite decent when it comes to the basics.

Good to know they are expanding. Aldi's Sister concern Trader Joe's is already heavily present in the New England region, although I suspect they have a more 'niche' group of customers.

Aldi is da bomb

We could just stop paying cosplay farmers to not grow.

And finally German conquered the USA..

Are they one-stop in the US, though?

In Germany you usually have a little shopping center with Aldi and/or Lidl, a DM and an Edeka. Once you have finished shopping at Aldi and DM you can pop into Edeka and get the 1 or 2 items you didn't get at Aldi and DM.

Many people in Germany are doing it like that. Edeka seems to florish from the people who prefer branded products and/or can't get into 2 shops because they don't go grocery shopping by car and can't really visit more than 1 shop, because you can't enter a 2nd one with a bag full of goods from the 1st one.

Friggen love aldi. I'm kinda disappointed every time I have to go somewhere else now. Just wish they had longer hours cause my sleep disorder means it's hard to make it there before they close sometimes

Please please can you open up a few locations in Vancouver, please? Yale town is ripe for the taking

I love Aldi but it's where you need to grocery shop first since they're likely to not have everything you need. I wish it was more one-stop.

Love Aldi, they’re two blocks from my house.

They used to have a produce problem, but now they are top notch.

There are a couple of misses every now and then but most things there are pretty good.

I've been waiting for them to finish the Aldi's near me for over a year now.

In The Netherlands Aldi is one of the more expensive stores with subpar quality products.