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Very limited selection of items in general more like a glorified sweet shop certainly since the last time I did a shop in Aldi it has regressed considerably and personally I wouldn't be in any great hurry to return

Great place with lots of choice and very good value

Aldi store in Cavan

I went to 2 aldi stores today looking for the cordless angle grinder and cordless sander none had them in as advertised since last week asked a gimp working in athlone where are they he shows me a cordless drill I said no the angle grinder clown stood lookin at me shrugged his shoulders and walked off I had a trolly of stuff left all behind and walked out disgrace of a kip

Aldi in athlone. One of the worst stores to do your food shop. Staff are so rude ud swear they go and get degrees in being rude before taking the job. Fire the food at you. Never give your recipet, just bin it without even asking do you want it.... an awful shop

Just bought 4 cans of san marcos...
Can't believe they haven't got one person who knows about beer ..
It's almost the worst beer I've ever tasted..
They already have a deplorable beer selection and now they've added to it ..
Good lads ...

Aldi has definitely dropped their standards. Watch the dates on products. On the bread you can barely see the use by date. My partner purchased bread and it was green mouldy.if it's not a pain to go shopping but it is harder trying to make sure product is good.

It's so frustrating! Aldi customers need to keep an eye on discounted items like meat and seafood. They slap a discount sticker on the pack, but then they charge you the full price. I've been charged full price for discounted items countless times, but I let it slide—until recently when I just couldn't take it anymore. The staff told me that customers have to inform them at checkout if they're buying anything with a discount because the checkout staff is not aware of the discounts marked on the packaging. Hellooo Aldi, it's a big red sticker on it!! What kind of ridiculous excuse is that? Cheater!!!

Aldi in Athenry , I took my 83 year old mum there to shop , never ever again. She had a full trolly , was spending quite a bit there , and the way she was ushered through the cash register at speed was utterly appalling. She needed the trolly for support , and the male cashier was pulling her through. We ended up having to quickly throw heavy canned items on bread , eggs , tomato's etc, so not to inconvenience the cashier. My mum did not have time to place her change back in her purse as he had started ringing up the next person. He.d do better working in the cattle mart around the corner , but I think even they wld be hard pushed to employ this ignorant individual

Monday 26th of August 2024 I went to Aldi in Rathass Tralee at between 7 and 8 o'clock. Polish lady behind till very rude.
She was on till 1 and when I came up to pay she roared at me to go to till 4, there were people in front of me but nobody had a lot of shopping.
She has a problem, I won't be going to Aldi again, but for their own sakes, this lady will cost them customers.

ALDI Letterkenny Ramelton Road staff clearly have a chip on their shoulder for whatever reason (non Irish staff) the Irish staff are pleasant. I would seriously suggest you train these particular staff in the art of customer service and overall etiquette when basic manners. Horrible experience. I will not be spending my money in this business again.

Went to aldi belgarde road today wat a big change finding something is a nightmare self service checkouts is a joke being going there for years and the last time even wen your scanning emptying bottles there taking them but not giving anthing for them aldi rip off lidl or tesco for me keep your aldi

If I could give a MINUS….I would.

Aldi in Ireland are appalling, in my local stores (2), the staff are unhelpful and surly.
The SpecialBuys are a waste of time, VERY few come in on time and aren’t even available on the ‘revised’ dates and when you ask the staff, they treat you as if, you’re a nuisance.
This is a German company originally, Ireland & Germany are in EU…..what’s so difficult to get things in, when they advertise them for certain dates…..THIS COMPANY HAS DETERIORATED

Just love Aldi , friendly shop assistants helpful and the range of food is unbelievable

Just had a very unpleasant experience with a blonde woman at the checkout in your Adamstown store,I somehow inconvenienced her to have to leave what she was doing to serve me ?? There is a lot to be said for basic manners and friendliness,myself and my family definitely won't be returning again.

Customer service have no facility to check stock levels.

Visited Sunday evening, 9 June. All tills were self service. Hate this loss of jobs particularly for those looking for jobs in the future. Reduced number of jobs for college students and young people. Both Green Party stealth tax Plastic Bottle Recycling Machines were out of order. I did buy the products I came in for but in the future, I will not be helping job cutbacks in Aldi.

Bought a Rotary Tool in 08/22. It has a 3 year guarantee. After the tool stopped working last week I took it to my local Kilkenny store along with the receipt and I was given a Phone number to call.
The person on the other end said they would get back to me within 5 days by email. Yesterday I got an email stating "this guarantee is not covered by us".
I am concluding that the 3 year guarantee is non existent in Aldi.
Not pleased.
Ronald Arnicar

The Aldi in my town opened only a couple of months ago. I experienced unpleasant treatment that compelled me to speak to the woman managing the place. You see, contrary to my experience EVERYWHERE else, I was told I couldn't retain my shopping basket to place my purchases in to carry over to the bagging area by the window where I could make sure bags of potatoes didn't up on punnets of strawberries. The manager(ess? - do we still call them that?) denied my accusation of being profiled and said everybody was treated like that. When I said I'd been watching carefully and saw no signs of that, she said it was company policy and hoped we could still be friends. It seems that there a severe dent in Aldi's Irish profits due to the theft of shopping baskets, so she had told her staff that it was not only possible the people of my town were stealing baskets but they were PROBABLY stealing them. I pointed out to her that in fostering a victim mentality in her staff, she was setting her customers up as enemies in their eyes.

Just last week, the guy in front of me was doing exactly the same thing, putting his purchases back in his basket to carry them over to the bagging area. "See that?" Your boss told me I couldn't do that.", I said to the shopgirl. The girl said nobody can take baskets from the shop (standard, and there're floor graphics at the exit saying that) but many people do as I was ordered not to do.

Moving on, to last Saturday specifically (1 June), I had words with an Asian cashier there when I looked up from taking my wallet from my pocket and found he had opened a bag I had brought in with me and had taken it upon himself, without a single word, to search my feckin' bag. He said people are always forgetting they'd things in their bag. I pointed out to him in the strongest terms, that he had just watched me take the empty Supervalu bag from my pocket, so that BS was a lie, that their poxy shop sold only six things of interest to me and generally had only two of those in the shop, so I just had no interest in stealing their crap and that I KNEW I was being profiled and I had really come to hate their crappy shop. Now I go on a weekly shopping trip to the next town down the line, or even Castlebar, and go to that ALDI.

I realised that these people, yes, I said 'these' people had come to my home town with their disgusting sterotypes of Irishmen being thieves and criminals and, combined with the misandry of the wretch running the place, had 'othered' me in my own home. And I know 'othered'.

Bad company. Used to work for them, company established by two brothers, ex-nazi soliders. They sell poisonous food, pay very little tax in Ireland, and destroy local business