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“Some great deals here on variety of food, condiments, hygiene items; clothing & appliances at times,
PROS: save big $$ overall, staff very friendly helpful, roomy layout, clean, ample parking, wheelchair accessible, shopping carts, they bag up your items.
CONS: limited hours (Thu - Sat), no AC except in freezer section rm, frozen meat availability limited this yr 2024, no bathrm.
What's in stock will change week to week but can always find something for the humans or pets ? will not leave empty-handed!?”
“Fun experience, very unique items. I got some pickles and baked goods. I wish they had more produce, but I went later in the day so I understand. I was trying to find something for help sleeping, and the lady was knowledgeable. Pretty specific product selection, but at least most of it (maybe all) was locally sourced.”
“Last Black Friday I stumbled in here to learn that they have an amazing spend $100 get $100 to spend in 2023. I went in today to utilize my coupons only to find out they expired at the end of October. Apparently there was a misunderstanding on the specifics of the program and I'm sure part of that was my fault. They could have just said the coupons were expired and moved on but they met me in the middle and allowed them to be worth half which seems fair to me. They have great spices that definitely enhance your meals so it's a great place to shop at anyway, but making the effort for your customer will bring me back in more often.”
“Thank you for your commitment to the Oklahoma City eastside community. We had a chance to stop by and talk to Brandi and Ashley and were very impressed how the Market at Eastpoint has taken ownership of the food desert issue and is having a direct positive impact on the community. The fact that you carry local, Black-owned, and small business products is a plus. The prepackaged fresh meal kits is also a first and a great way for people to pick up a meal on-the-go and prepare it at home! Hopefully your model can expand and be a way to fight back at dollar stores, and convenience stores that nickel and dime communities with snacks and overpriced items. I would encourage visitors and locals to stop by here and not the large chain stores - to show support for a well run local/community business.”
“I love this shop, just found out about it. So many fun things to eat and cook. Snacks and goodies galore! Anyone familiar from that region of Europe needs to go there. The lady running the shop was so sweet and classy.”
“I've always had a good experience here. I see one person gave it 1 star because they said it was unclean and they got food poisoning. I've never had any issues with this, and the store has always been clean when I've been there. Older yes, but clean, unlike competition down the street (Whittakers is nasty), the employees have always been friendly and willing to help, they have a great meat department that has good sales, and overall prices aren't the cheapest but aren't as expensive as other grocery stores (like Homeland). I also love that the store isn't gigantic so it's actually easier to get my shopping done and less anxiety provoking.”
“The store is well kept and organized. Very clean. I could find everything easily. Their restuarant in the back has really delicious options. I personally like their galbi. They even have some USDA organic items and dalgona candy, all shapes! Happy with my purchases here ”
“One of the best super markets there is. They have absolutely anything and everything that you could and would want food wise. Some of the best fresh meat and seafood you can find in Oklahoma City. I shop here all the time. Only place that I buy my steaks at. If you haven't been there then I highly recommend you go check it out! Amazing fresh vegetables and fruits!”
“Aldi actually lets their cashiers sit down, since that has zero impact on the customer experience but makes the employees more comfortable. Always nice to see a company treat their employees humanely.”
8:57AM - 8:36PM
2120 SW 89th St, Oklahoma City
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“Great deals make it worth the drive. I also like how friendly and helpful the employees are. Not a huge produce section, but great selections! The programs they offer are also pretty cool.”
“Like a Whole Foods but cheaper and with more options. I was grateful to see a lot of local produce and products. They have a whole isle of beans and a great selection of cheeses and teas and coffees. Their produce is top notch and kept fresh. I particularly like their japanese sweet potato and their purple garlic is amazing. For kimchi lovers, definitely try the kimchi!!! It is to die for! They also have persimmon jam from a local farm and fermented honeys which are delicious. I always find something new here!”
8:27AM - 8:36PM
7013 N May Ave, Oklahoma City
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“You will not be disappointed shopping here at all. They prices are better than all the other health food stores plus they have a nutritionist on staff that can answer so many health questions. I shop here at least once a week.”
“This is a great location of a great store. It is clean and organized and offers some unusual items (such as schnitzel in the freezer section). Also, today, I definitely got the best cashier in the company— Adrian is fantastic!”
“Best selection of fresh fruits and veggies anywhere in OKC, so we drive the 25 min., its worth it. Parking a little tough, so time your trip. Great staff.Enjoy & God Bless.”
“*Updated Review*
Now that I understand what Aldi's is... this place is pretty alright. They have a lot of options, though I think the one in Edmond has more food stuff options than this one.”
“Check this place out! I thought it was pretty cool to have a place that sells mostly local products. I was looking for a sandwich and found some burritos and an apple turnover. Very delicious. The guys working were friendly. They had fresh produce and other goodness.”
“It's like being in a magical, mystical fairy land of marvelous comestibles, but you just don't care. I spent all my rent money on their offerings and am now homeless, but I am eating well here on the streets, so there is a positive outcome after all.
It would be nice if they offered impulse control and money management classes to help people with my condition, but I suppose that's not part of their community outreach.
Sorry, gtg, this nice person in blue uniform is offering me free ride to a place I can share with others and have a place to sleep for the next 30 days.”
“I was walking through the neighborhood on my way to burger punk and spotted this lil gem of a market Al was very warm, welcoming, knowledgeable thank you for your hospitality!!!”
“I came to exchange limes and lemons that I had bought because they were not organic. A very friendly and knowledgeable employee by the name of Musa was very kind and made my exchange for organic limes and lemons very easy. I highly recommend this store and if you have problems, just ask for Musa.”
“Went here for the first time and the experience was almost overwhelming. There was a tremendous amount of inventory and the prices were amazing! I will definitely be returning and I suggest to all my fellow veterans that can go to go. They shoot for a 25% savings on your grocery bill and I probably hit about a 46% on the items that we usually buy! Your VA ID as long as you are Medal of Honor, Purple Heart, or Service Connected, that will get you in to the gate on Air Depot , and the commissary is the huge building you can see to the left . ID works similar to that Sam or cost place. I don't know about bringing other people with you. I think you can check, one or two people as long as I have a "Real ID."”
“Not bad, local grocer, price is ok comparable to Krogers or a Safeway. This location doesn't have much of an "ethnic" selection ie something like dates (a fruit). But overall ok, fresh produce can be better and more fresh”
“Usually really good prices, wide selection, I like the new random items they get and home goods. Cashiers are always friendly and the security officer in the evenings is nice.”
“I am out of town and we do not have a Aldi where I live so I was alittle confused at first. Serious I have to pay for my basket. Then on Second thought hmmm this is genius maybe this will keep people from being so lazy. Hmm what do you mean you don't have bags why dis noone tell me I need to bring bags for shopping lol OK fine your bags are cheap and are pretty sturdy fine I guess I will buy a bag cause I'm not going to just throw all this stuff in my step mom's car. Then my step mom gruffly expresses I have a ton of bags in zhe car we just wheel or basket out there and put them in the bags. Oh! OK! I mean she could have told me earlier so I didn't look so stupid but it was educational and ots very smart. Oh one last thing I love when you get through with your basket and there is someone else that needs a basket and they just walk up to you with a quarter and take your basket. We need a Aldi where I leave I feel like I have been jipped.”
“I was able to find everything on my list. People were friendly. And they have more motorized carts. The first cart I tried to use would come to a complete stop for no reason. It wasn't out of charge. It showed 98%. It would be going smoothly, then stop. I kind of found myself sliding forward. I told the first worker that it could give someone whiplash.”
10AM - 8PM
3415 N Classen Blvd, Oklahoma City
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“Store is very clean. Has many things in stock that's different than other Asian supermarkets in the area. The owner is very nice. Giving 4 stars due to parking which can get a little stuffy bc they share the parking.”
Open 24 hours
7212 E Reno Ave, Oklahoma City
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“No longer the best deals on groceries. But if you are disabled it's still the best place to go because they still carry out your groceries and put them in the car. Also the old crest is small and more manageable for elderly. Full service store. Not many of them left”
Open 24 hours
11120 N Rockwell Ave, Oklahoma City
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“Any Crest is 5 stars for me, they're the only ones who kept their doors open 247 365 during covid and they continue to stay open 24 hrs, my favorite grocery store. I can go the rest of my life not stepping foot into a Walmart ever again.”
“Costs more? Yes. But it beats dealing with Walmart. Better beer selections and artisan items. If you're living paycheck to paycheck, this is not the place for you.”
“Amazing little corner store that sells delicious Chelino’s Mexican food! Prices are very reasonable, it’s clean & the employees are friendly. Highly recommend!”
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“We went today and we will definitely be going back. They had a great selection of ramen, snacks and produce. We will definitely be suggesting this place to all of our friends.”