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“A great exception to Kroger, you really can't get anywhere near the same product, but at least it's not Kroger or Publix, where everything you can find costs at least a dollar and a half too two dollars more. The meat is way better though, and often after holidays you can get exceptional deals on primal cuts...”
“I was visiting Knoxville Tennessee on business and I wanted to get hotel essentials. An Aldi store was close and since I know it so well that is where I went. I bought my usual items and was totally satisfied with them.
I was first introduced to Aldi in St Charles MO in 1992. When they started to expand I was thrilled when they opened a store in Clearwater Florida, right where I lived. Aldi keeps expanding their organic line so I'll keep buying my food there. Keep up the good work!”
7AM - 9PM
2010 Town Center Blvd, Knoxville
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“I'm originally from Florida, moved to Tennessee. I grew up and worked for Publix for a short time. I've never been in or seen a dirty Publix. However, I have seen dirty Krogers and Food Citys.”
“A convenient market in the heart of Rocky Hill, Butler & Bailey carries more of the food items you want than either Kroger or Publix. They don't package their own brand products but carry the actual products from the companies you prefer to buy. They have a world class butcher shop that can help you pick the meats and seafood that you want to serve to family and friends. They had about 3-4 display cases full of Mayfield's Milk and carries more varieties of the other items that I routinely buy.”
7AM - 9PM
198 Foothills Mall Dr, Maryville
Supermarkets
“Great subs for a fair price. Good food selection if you need something that you can't find at Walmart or Kroger. Stuff is generally more expensive, but it is certainly a nice shopping experience.”
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“Had the strangest experience here earlier today.
Returned my cart (which I had been given by a man leaving as I walked up). A woman, also returning her cart, asks if I'm gonna take my quarter back.
Me: Nah, I didn't pay anyway. Someone gave me the cart, figured I'd pay it forward and leave it unlocked.
Her: Yes, but it's the principle of it.
Me: If you're that pressed for 25 cents, you're more than welcome to lock the cart and take the quarter.
Her: I don't need the money! Like I said, it's the principle! And if someone can't afford a quarter to get a cart, they don't deserve it.
Me: Lady, it's a quarter. I think it'll be ok.
Her: You don't get it, do you? This is a good store. I don't want the kind of people who steal carts in here.
Me: Yeah, ok ?
And I got in my car and left. I've never encountered a cart Karen in the wild! Thank you, Aldi, for not only having all the things on my list, but also giving me the opportunity to meet a crazy person in real life! If only I hadn't left my phone in my car or I could be famous on one of those meme sites now.”