Central Ohio suburb approves plans for major discount grocery store

Most people would want high-quality produce, pantry staples, and seafood all at a discounted price.

And Westerville City Council agreed.

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On January 20th, Council unanimously approved a new development on 37-acres at Polaris Parkway and Worthington Rd. that would be anchored by an Aldi. 

Along with a 21,000 square-foot Aldi, the plan includes 12 buildings total, for offices, two restaurants, and a “food court/brewery.”

Aldi is an international supermarket known for offering a variety of grocery items all at a discounted price. The chain first opened ini 1913 in Germany, but didn’t arrive to the United States until the ’70s.

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