Fruits & Veggies near Crofton, MD

“Aldis always has something extra that makes the trip worthwhile. Competitively priced organic produce, bags of nuts, trail mix, cheese, milk, bread etc… lots of frozen foods that you don’t normally find at walmart or other grocery stores. It’s nice to have some different options for those busy days when you don’t feel like cooking. Also an ever changing collection of Kitchen gadgets, pet toys, decor, kids toys, sweaters, leggings, you just never know what you might find. I’ve been pretty pleased a couple of times with what I was able to get at a great price. Often it was the perfect gift for a friend. Anyway, I always enjoy shopping at Aldis. One thing though, I never have a quarter for the shopping cart so I usually limit my shopping to whatever I can carry in a bag or two.”

“We had a lovely time here today! This farm reminds me of my childhood pumpkin picking days. A sun dappled hillside farm with many patches of good looking pumpkins “Phat Jacks”, a chicken coop the kids enjoyed, a smaller toddler sized patch, a cute IG worthy pumpkin playhouse, several lovely photo spots for the family photos, and a whole section of local produce and baked goods for purchase. For carvers, decorators, and bakers, they had gorgeous heirloom pumpkins in shades of green, white, and all the fall oranges. Seriously the best looking pumpkins I’ve ever seen outside a Martha Stewart mag! We picked a few to last us beyond Halloween into Thanksgiving, they looked so pretty! Parking was easy and pumpkin gathering was made even sweeter with a fleet of red Radio Flyers waiting for us as we walked up! If you’re looking for a quieter more traditional pumpkin patch experience vs the carnival inspired ones, go here! We’ll be back next year and checking in along the way to pick up more fresh produce!”

“I always find wonderful plants at Riva.Trees. bushes, annuals or perennials, I find something exciting..The very best hanging baskets, jn great colors..Great staff who can answer all your questions..Tks”

“As a person who has and had Aldi nearby (Severn and Glen Burnie one) I always preferred here. It is very well stocked, items are always there and best part is, like true ingenuity of Aldi you find everything and be out in 15 minutes. I have bought most of my produce from here and it doesn’t break my bank. I have recently started using its other products like laundry detergent and I didn’t feel any difference from Tide. As someone who has Costco membership but not huge mormon sized family, Aldi does a great job of saving me ton of money while simultaneously giving me stuff for a single person. Can’t be more happy about this review.”

“This is a decent grocery store — lowest prices on many items. Their freezer section isn’t huge, so they run out of my favorites: cauliflower and broccoli. The produce is okay, basics but not a huge amount of variety. Some of the Aldi’s favored brands are fine and some are not so great. Their hotdogs, greek yogurt, and chips are not up to what I’m expecting. The chicken breasts and salad stuff is fine, they have beverages and carry a lot of sugary brands but not as many Diet/Zero as they could. Their prices are usually lower than Walmart, and significantly less expensive than many of the other chain or single grocery stores. The store is clean and the staff is fine. They seem to be working all of the time. There’s only one register line here with several self check-outs. It doesn’t matter to me, I usually prefer self check out. I’d rather drive a couple extra miles to get stuff at Aldi, if I can. But if they don’t have what I need, Walmart and Weis are across the street. Aldi does have this kind of “junk aisle” where they sell lots of random stuff. Kind of addictive looking for stuff I don’t need. It is somehow better than Lidl and other similar set ups. It seems like a feature of Aldi’s appeal rather than just weird stuff. They do sell some brand name products: Coke and Doritos for example, but mostly they seem like house brands you never heard of before. Aldi was leading on the no-free-bags trend that is now legally required everywhere. I appreciate that. The lot is usually not too crowded, but it is on a bit of an incline; I haven’t a cart roll away yet.”

“This is a beautiful venue for venders, especially during the super. It is a well-maintained, lush, grassy area right off of St Stephen's Church Road. My wife is often a vender here and, weather pending, there is usually a good crowd. Dogs welcome!”

“Love this location, it’s usually clean and well stocked (although I wish they’d keep more of the mini spicy salami’s in ?). The produce is my favorite part, it’s always the freshest around, and you can’t beat the price. Staff is always kind and they get you checked out fast.

Only thing I will say is there’s confusion about where the checkout lines are for people who don’t usually go here and it can lead to people waiting longer than they need to to check out or others cutting ahead, I’d suggest maybe some simple signage. Other than that, love it.”

“All these is one of my favorite stores unfortunately there was a very sarcastic cashier that I met up with the last time I was there but I can say there was a very nice Prince George's County Police on duty”

“Excellent management. Store organized, clean and well stocked with great buys! Non GMO commitment in all Dairy, delicious German chocolates, fresh produce at great prices! Aldi brands great buys too! Love their Simply Nature organic items!?”

“Flatbed Conestoga with onions review
I checked in at 5:50 AM I’m unloaded by 7:15 AM with no appointment
Since it’s nonrefrigerated, you will go through docs one through four
Check in at shipping receiving office lady is very nice. Unstrap your goods they start to unload your on your way.
Very,simple
Yes, you can park overnight”