Aldi opens new Key Largo store in former Winn-Dixie space
Aldi has moved into the former Winn-Dixie space on Overseas Highway, adding a discount grocery option in Key Largo as Florida's store count rises to 334.
Aldi has opened a new Key Largo store at 105300 Overseas Highway in the former Winn-Dixie space, giving Upper Keys shoppers a new grocery option in Monroe County’s busiest commercial corridor. The location appears on Aldi’s store locator, and the company’s careers site lists Key Largo store jobs, signs that the retailer has already started staffing the site.
The opening matters because grocery shopping in the Keys is often shaped by price, distance and what is actually on the shelf. Aldi has built its Florida growth around a low-cost model that relies heavily on store brands and a no-frills layout, and the company says its stores are focused on everyday low prices, fresh produce, organic foods, meat, seafood and ALDI-exclusive brands. In Key Largo, that could give shoppers a different price point from the legacy supermarket they were used to in the same building.
The Key Largo store was one of three Florida openings scheduled for July, alongside new locations in Monticello and New Port Richey. Those additions were set to bring Aldi’s Florida total to 334 stores, reinforcing how aggressively the chain has expanded across the state. Florida already has more Aldi locations than any other state, and the company says it has opened more than 100 Florida stores since the start of 2025.
For Monroe County, the change is less about a routine retail ribbon-cutting than about what now sits at 105300 Overseas Highway. A former Winn-Dixie footprint has been converted into a new discount grocer, shifting the product mix and price model in a way that could affect where Key Largo residents buy staples, compare prices and make their regular grocery runs. The store gives the Upper Keys another name-brand option in a market where every new food retailer can alter the balance between convenience and cost.
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