New Aldi Stores Launch in Florida This August – See Locations and Dates

Florida's Aldi Expansion Continues with New Store Openings

Florida is experiencing a significant expansion of Aldi stores, with multiple new locations opening throughout the state this year. The discount grocery chain has been steadily increasing its presence in the Sunshine State, and the latest developments include several grand openings scheduled for August, as well as additional store openings planned for later in 2025.

Recent and Upcoming Store Openings

Several new Aldi locations have already opened in Florida this year, with more set to follow. Among the most recent openings are stores in Odessa, Crawfordville, Jensen Beach, and Westlake, which opened earlier in July. Additionally, there are at least 22 Aldi locations that have already launched in Florida this year, with 17 more expected to open soon.

For those eager to visit an Aldi store before August, there are two new locations opening on July 31: one in Port Orange and another in St. Cloud. These openings will be part of the company’s Golden Ticket program, where the first 100 customers will receive a gift bag containing exclusive Aldi products and a gift card valued at $10, $25, or $100. Shoppers can also register for a chance to win a $500 gift card without making a purchase.

Stores Opening in August

The following Aldi locations will open in August:

• Bushnell – Walker Ridge Square, 1122 North Main Street (August 14)
• Jacksonville – Briarwood Village Place, 8775 Old Kings Road South (August 28)
• Lehigh Acres – Winn-Dixie Shopping Center, 61 Bell Boulevard North (August 14)
• Tampa – Main Street at Hampton Lakes, 13016 Race Track Road (August 28)

These new locations are part of a broader plan by Aldi to expand its footprint across the United States. The company has announced that it aims to open 225 new store locations in 2025, the highest number ever in a single year. By the end of 2028, Aldi plans to have 800 new stores nationwide.

Additional Store Openings in 2025

Beyond the August openings, there are at least 13 more Aldi locations coming to Florida in 2025. Many of these will be conversions of former Winn-Dixie sites, including:

• Aventura – Promenade Shops, 20417 Biscayne Boulevard
• Deerfield Beach – Crossroads Shopping Center, 2301 W Sample Road, Building #2
• Englewood – 4100 South McCall Road
• Fort Lauderdale – Southland Shopping Center, 941 Southwest 24th Street
• Leesburg – Lake Harris Square, 27405 U.S. 27
• Milton – Dogwood Park Shopping Center, 5428 Dogwood Drive
• North Fort Myers – 5690 Bayshore Road
• New Port Richey – 12124 Moon Lake Road
• Orlando – Metro West Marketplace, 1403 South Hiawassee Road
• Ormond Beach – Ormond Beach Shopping Center, 353 West Granada Boulevard (opening in December)
• Port Orange – Riverwood Shopping Center, 4025 S. Nova Road
• Port Saint John – Port St John Plaza, 6257 U.S. 1
• Sarasota – Southeast Plaza, 4230 Bee Ridge Road

Other locations, such as those in Sebastian and Vero Beach, are still in the process of conversion and are expected to open in early 2026.

What Has Already Opened in 2025

Several Aldi locations have already opened in 2025, many of them converting former Winn-Dixie stores. Some of the recent openings include:

• Apollo Beach – 252 Harbor Village Lane
• Arcadia – 1737 East Oak St.
• Avon Park – 802 U.S. Highway 27 South
• Boynton Beach – 8855 Boynton Beach Blvd., Suite 310
• Crawfordville – 2629 Crawfordville Highway (opened July 24)
• Crystal River – 1651 Southeast US Highway 19
• Deltona – 2880 Howland Blvd.
• Fort Walton Beach – 798 Beal Parkway
• Jacksonville – 2261 Edgewood Ave. W
• Jensen Beach – Palm Breeze Plaza, 1105 Northeast Jensen Beach Blvd
• Lake Wales – 1860 State Road 60 East
• Lakeland – 6902 Florida Avenue South
• Lithia – 16751 Fishhawk Blvd.
• Lutz – 18407 US Highway 41
• Melbourne – 961 E. Eau Gallie Blvd.
• Ocala – Marion Oaks Shopping Center, 184 Marion Oaks Blvd.
• Odessa – 17649 Gunn Highway (opened July 17)
• Panama City – 3157 West 23rd St.
• Panama City Beach – 23200 Front Beach Road
• Pensacola – 312 East 9 Mile Road
• Port St. Lucie – 10300 Southwest Discovery Way
• Quincy – 1632 W. Jefferson St.
• Tampa – 2100 West Swann Ave. and 15692 North Dale Mabry Highway
• The Villages – 820 Old Camp Road
• Westlake – Grove Market, 5062 Seminole Pratt Whitney Road (opened July 24)

About Aldi

Aldi is an international chain of no-frills grocery stores known for offering low prices and a streamlined shopping experience. Unlike traditional supermarkets like Winn-Dixie, Aldi does not have a meat counter, deli, pharmacy, bakery, or liquor store. The stores feature fewer brands, limited displays, and shorter operating hours, all aimed at keeping costs low.

Customers pay a quarter for a shopping cart, which can be returned for a refund. Grocery bags are provided free of charge, and shoppers are encouraged to use their own containers or bags from the store. Aldi offers a "Twice is Nice" guarantee on its store-brand products and regularly features limited-time offers called "FINDS."

Founded in 1946 by Karl and Theo Albrecht, Aldi was originally named "Albrecht Diskont." The company split into two separate entities, Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd, in 1960 after a disagreement over whether to sell cigarettes. U.S. operations are managed by Aldi Süd, while Aldi Nord owns Trader Joe’s.