Fruits & Veggies in Cary, NC

“Figured I would reach out and give Aldi a 5 star review they deserve. For starters, this store is always very well organized - which I really appreciate. Also, the 2 ladies that were working there today were so kind and helpful after I was a total knucklehead thinking I lost my phone in the store somewhere. Turns out, my phone wasn't far (thankfully) - but in my panic, they both were trying to help me. I wish I had thought to catch their names, but thank you so much for your help!”

“Great prices on a good selection of foods
I’m genuinely impressed with Aldi’s everyday low prices on a surprisingly wide and high-quality selection of foods. Whether I’m doing a full weekly shop or just grabbing a few essentials, Aldi consistently delivers excellent value without sacrificing taste or variety—right here in the US, where their no-frills model keeps costs down while maintaining fresh, reliable options.

Their fresh produce section is a steal: crisp romaine lettuce hearts for just $1.45, ripe Hass avocados at $0.49 each, large bunches of bananas for $0.42, and pint-sized fresh strawberries or blueberries often under $2.99. It’s easy to fill your cart with vibrant, seasonal fruits and veggies without breaking the bank, and they rotate weekly for even better deals.

The meat counter shines with affordable, quality cuts: fresh boneless skinless chicken breasts at $2.99 per pound, USDA Choice sirloin steaks around $4.99/lb, and their Never Any! line of antibiotic-free meats that rival pricier organic brands. For grilling or weeknight dinners, it’s unbeatable value.

Aldi’s award-winning own brands elevate the experience. The Simply Nature organic line offers wholesome staples like cage-free eggs for $2.99 a dozen and grass-fed beef. Indulge in Belmont Bakery’s artisan sourdough loaves for $2.49, Moser Roth fine chocolates starting at $2.49 (multiple International Chocolate Awards wins), and their award-winning Winking Owl wines from $3.99—perfect for casual sipping. Everyday essentials like 1% milk for $2.29 a gallon, freshly baked croissants from $1.19, and cheese blocks under $3 make stocking up effortless.

Weekly Aldi Finds add excitement, from wild-caught salmon fillets at $7.99/lb to gourmet cheeses and international snacks at rock-bottom prices. Fast checkouts, no bagging hassles, and consistent savings—shop Aldi and wonder why you ever went elsewhere.”

“Prices are very good, particularly on produce and fruits.
It’s not a full scale grocery store but one I go to weekly
You do have to bring your own bags and bag up your groceries”