Fruits & Veggies near Apple Valley, MN
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“The first time I went to pahls market was in 2016. My granddaughter played in an area filled with corn. It was a fun time. Later on I went there and the staff were and have been wonderful.”
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“Farm fresh food available just a short drive from the city. Really good apples, cider, jams, eggs, and more at the farm. We visit every fall and always leave with more than we came for. Jellies are very good as well.”
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“The employees are always considerate and nice. Some food here is incredible and some food is cheap, taste cheap and ewww. So you know what to look for and buy.. I swear the tuna cans have half amount of tuna in them now and the imitation cereal is great. Good ole millville”
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“We have shopped at all the Aldi stores in the South Metro and this is by far the best one. This store is stocked with a higher end inventory than other locations, with more organic and specialty products. The employees are very friendly here too. The prices are always fair, so I never feel ripped off. If you have never gone to an Aldi or have a negative view of the company, go to this location because it is really nice.”
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“This Aldi is by far the cleanest well maintained Aldi I've been to, the workers are very helpful and hard working, I can't say I've had a bad experience here at all. It's where we do most of all of our shopping”
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“Usually lower prices and good produce. Great policy on return/replacement of bad items. Picked up sweet potatoes, cilantro, green beans, celery and Brussel sprouts.”
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“A store where you find all kinds of Mexican and Central American products and with good service and above all cleanliness in the store, congratulations to the owner and all those who make there”
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“Love the prices and the great quality of store brands with the "Twice as Nice" guarantee, where if the product purchased does not meet expectations, they will refund your money and offer a replacement. Their regular and flavored potato chips are amazing, and easily compete or beat the competition.The stores are smaller than big box grocery stores, so it is usually quicker, unless you go when it is prime time like Fri-Sun or after typical working hours when people stop on their way home from work.No frills means more savings. Bring your own bags or use their boxes that are to be crushed, if you forget your bags. You can also purchase bags for a mminal fee.You get your quarter back when you return your cart to the corral. Many stores now offer self check out options, which can speed things up, as well.My only complaint is that the closest one is about 12 miles away, but I shop at 4 different ones, depending on which one I'll be closest to at the time when running errands, etc. Oh, and the ones in my area close at 8 pm. But I just need to plan ahead. I highly recommend Aldi.I also enjoy their Deals of the Week aisle, where you can find time limited items including kitchenware, organizational items, decorative items, seasonal items, clothes, shoes, gardening items, etc.”
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“Aldi near my house is an amazing place to shop 'cheap'. Yes, the prices here are way more affordable than any of Costco wallmarts etc. this store has everything available too. I simple love taking the stroll to Aldi and getting groceries”
“Pro's Small store for quick shopping. Cheese and produce are always a good price. Gold or silver sticker on shelf means taste good item.Con's... You can't get all your grocery shopping done here. Cub is close to get ingredients Aldi doesn't have. I skip meat because it seems/tastes salty to me. Checking out with small kids in the cart is a hassel. The cashier places your items into another different cart than the one you were using in the store. So you have to move kid into another cart then bag your own groceries. They do not provide bags for free.Still, the good prices makes up for all the cons. If you plan your trip ahead it isn't so bad. Strawberry $1.49! In Minnesota. January 24, 2019 unheard of for that price.”