It's sad to have to rate this Aldi location with two stars but one incident can discourage people from shopping here. I went to this store one evening to pick up a few items for dinner. I didn't have a basket and placed my items in a reusable bag. The cashier, Destiny ( with pink braids) was extremely rude. She seemed upset that I didn't have a basket and walked to get another basket to place my items in. I asked that she place my items back in the reusable bag and she rudely said I'm not going to do that and continue to place the items in the basket. I told her I'd never had a cashier tell me that before and she smirked and rolled her eyes. After I paid for my food, I was proceeding to pull the basket towards the bagging area when she yanked the basket from me and told me that I had to bag my items next to her all while she was placing another customers items in the basket, which I didn't feel comfortable with. I asked her for her name and she said "Destiny". She then begun telling customers that her line was closed but had no lane close sign. She got upset and started talking under her breath. I come here all the time, probably 4-5 times a week and she is the rudest most irritated of them all. Everyone else is really nice and respectful.

This trail is truly a beautiful hidden gem There's a good amount of people on the trail at peak hours in the afternoon so I would recommend visiting early mornings or evenings. There's plenty of shaded trail with foliage, animals, and scenery. There's also a good amount of parking. I also feel safe when walking this trail. The only downside is no restroom area.

Yum! I really like this place. They serve Mexican food that reminds me of street food in Los Angeles, CA. I come here a few times a month and get their enchiladas, hard tacos, rolled tacos (taquitos), and churros. They are open late which is a plus and the food is made to order. I also like the fact that they hire young people. I will continue to come here and also bring my family along as well when they visit. The only downside is that they don't put enough meat in their tamales. About 80% of the tamales is masa.

Like Sea World, this place is overpriced and crowded. Wait times are very long and I don't like the fact that you have to pay a separate price to access different areas of the park. Universal Studios in California is much better and bigger. I won't be returning but glad I went here because it saved me from visiting Disney World which would have been even more overpriced.