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ALDI is a popular grocery store known for its low prices. Use our store locator to find the ALDI location closest to you.
FAQ
What are ALDI's store hours?
Most ALDI stores are open daily from 9 AM to 8 PM. Hours may vary by location, so check the store info page for exact times.
Does ALDI accept credit cards?
ALDI only accepts debit cards for payment. They do not accept traditional credit cards. You will need a debit or ALDI shopper card to checkout.
Can I buy everything I need at ALDI?
While ALDI aims to offer most essential grocery items at low prices, their selection is more limited than traditional supermarkets. You should be able to find basics but may need to shop elsewhere for speciality or organic items.
Do ALDI carts require a quarter deposit?
Yes, ALDI carts require either a quarter or ALDI store coin to unlock. This is refunded when you return the cart to the cart return areas after shopping.
Is there a ALDI store near my location?
Enter your address or ZIP code into our store locator tool on the homepage to find the nearest ALDI location. You can also call customer service for assistance locating a store.
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