Michaela
Get rid of self check outs and add more regular registers
Yall need to have more registers not everyone likes self check outs and many would much rather have a human check the them out. Also the self checkouts are taking peoples jobs.
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Aldi (aldi.us) has 234 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 2.3 out of 5.
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Michaela
Yall need to have more registers not everyone likes self check outs and many would much rather have a human check the them out. Also the self checkouts are taking peoples jobs.
Luke M.
Clean but expensive for me...
kkennedy
Rude cashier in new McComb Ms store needs some customer service training
Judy G.
Was in Aldi's today on Lee St in Des Plaines, il...Cashier's name is Sandra, she is just like the Soup Nazi on Seinfeld. She needs to stop being a RUDE robot!! Used to have nice cashiers there at one time.
A W.
Rapidly going downhill with deleting healthy food options. Varied stock at different branches. Slowly going back to stores that actual have items on their shelves. Spending less in Aldi, going back to the competitors and when the big orange place opens up a megastore, don't think I will stay loyal.
Brian N.
I recently wrote Aldi about their cart sanitation procedure at the Apple Valley, MN location, and they corrected it. I commend them for that, but I noticed on my last visit, that the safety precautions have become lax again. This location is no longer placing purchased items back in the same cart the customer used to gather them, and they are once again requiring shoppers to handle coins to use their carts. I also observed an employee spraying the carts, presumably with a cleaning agent, but without even separating the individual carts. All the carts were pushed together so the cleaning agent couldn't possibly contact each individual cart. It seems, at this location, they are more concerned about the appearance of safety than actual safety for shoppers.