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Lidl
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by natasharadical - written on 18.07.08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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I'm afraid I'm not educated enough about the ethical aspects of Lidl stores to have a valid opinion about them (regarding claims that they don't treat their staff well), so this review is going to concentrate on the shopping experience I have at a Lidl store. I have recently started shopping in Lidl because aged 21 I have finally flown ...
by Patrick - written on 17.07.08
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Speaking as someone that has worked at both Sainsbury's and Lidi, I believe that lidi is the superior supermarket in almost every single aspect, the reason is speed of service is massivly quicker, price is massively superior and the working enviroment for staff is massievly superior, let me explian why, The Lidi Philosophy is to employ ...
by shakeitout - written on 17.07.08 (Useful, 25 readings)
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an 'eastern 'bloc' shop is the worst in a long line of insults i have heard in reference to the supermarket Lidls and I ask myself why?! As a student I have gone out of my way to shop at lidls which was never my local supermarket so that i could save some pennies for the pub! Lidls is cheap because the majority of its produce is ...
by pinkmuppet - written on 14.07.08 (Useful, 24 readings)
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Lidl are one of those cheap no frills stores that offer lots of continenatl versions of our own brands, you can pick up some bargains instore but you also have to be careful as sometimes some of the offers they do at the bigger supermarkets can be better value. They do a great selection of continental meats, salamis, chorizo etc at ...
by chaobreeder16 - written on 08.07.08 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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There are maybe at least three LIDL stores all around Belfast. They look a bit basic and European in their indoor designs and layout. In the Belfast one my mum and I shop at the layout is as follows. When you come in you have huge crates and boxes full of fruit juices and soft drinks about half the price and double the size of other ...
by Aprumem - written on 08.07.08 (Useful, 85 readings)
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Lidl is a German company which competes with traditional supermarkets in bringing low cost food to UK. I only shopped few times at Lidl when I was living not far from one in London. FIRST IMPRESSION My impression was that not only the place was messy, but also the shoppers were a mix of low income families and ...
by braquemard - written on 14.06.08 (Useful, 170 readings)
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Lidl small pizzas regularly go mouldy long before the sell-by date - the record has so far been four days before. Today I exchanged two greenish pizzas for new ones - these are already dry with a whitish powder, six days from sell-by! These are supposedly packaged in airproof clingfilm, so the mould spores must be present before packaging. It used ...
by leighsady - written on 13.06.08 (Very useful, 125 readings)
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I'm not really a big fan of Lidl. The first time I visited one of these stores was when I was in Wales. I was staying there for the week and wanting to save a little on my small budget. I decided to give Lidl a try after hearing how much cheaper their things were. The environment: ************** On entering, ...
by emmbop82 - written on 12.06.08 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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Lidl say "simplicity is the key to our success". This is what you can expect from Lidl, simple inexpensive products. Very similar to the Aldi chain of supermarkets, they are a chain of stores throughout Europe. Lidl offer mainly foreign produce, due to the fact that they started out as a exclusively German company in the ...
by Vranivalsia - written on 09.06.08 (Useful, 95 readings)
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Lidl is part of a breed of discount supermarkets. It is a Germany company and it has more than 7,000 stores worldwide. A discount supermarket is a supermarket which aim to bring very cheap products to the general public. They may sign up a deal with 1-2 suppliers for each item they offer in their store, and based on this special deal, ...
by billy1970 - written on 19.05.08 (Useful, 153 readings)
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lidl is a foreign food store that offers good quality products at low prices. lidl sell all sorts of products very similar to other supermarkets, they cater for most needs, they sell fruit and veg, pop, alcohol, tined foods, dryed foods, dairy, frozen, pet foods and have regular offers on other non food items. Lidls fruit and ...
by spam330 - written on 19.05.08 (Very useful, 114 readings)
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Lidl Lidl is a large chain of discount supermarkets stores originating from Germany. Lidl has been in the UK now for many years and more and more stores have been opening over the last few years. Lidl sell a wide variety of products including drinks, alcohol, fresh produce, dried and tinned produce, household goods, frozen ...
by shewhoguards - written on 07.05.08 (Very useful, 101 readings)
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Having finally finished putting together a cold frame from Lidl (it only took three months for the weather to be decent enough!) I figured I should give the store a quick review. Lidl is known for being tremendously cheap. This is partly with nonbranded stuff and fruit and veg, however, you can get some decent offers on branded stuff ...
by Zawi - written on 02.05.08 (Useful, 98 readings)
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Lidl are a German chain of discount supermarkets. They had bad press in the past due to the way they treated their employees and the way they underpaid them. I have visited Lidl few times and I prefer it to Netto, the other discount supermarket I know. I am also aware that in some parts of UK Morrisons compete with Lidl, but in the ...
by kristinaw857 - written on 24.04.08 (Very useful, 127 readings)
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A tiny bit about the history of Lidl first. Lidl is the last name of the man who founded the store, Ludwig Lidl. The company was founded in the 1930's by a member of the Schwarz family. In 1973 Lidl opened their first discount store but then in 1977 the opened another 30. The right to use the Lidl name had to be bought and was bought ...
by quissue - written on 15.04.08 (Useful, 111 readings)
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Our lidls stores around the Highlands are ok. Clean for the most part and too me that makes a big difference to a shooping experience, the food is a little different as most of it is foreign. But it is quite good. I cannot say I was totally bowled over by the store but it does have its uses. For example :- The bottles of fizzy ...
by lizzz - written on 11.04.08 (Useful, 75 readings)
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Lidl is a supermarket that prides itself on providing good value products. It's products are meant to be cheaper because they use foreign brands, rather than familiar British brands. I've been to a couple of different Lidl's and to be honest I've not been that impressed. I'll confess that I didn't go into Lidl armed with a list of ...
by suzanne - written on 10.04.08
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Can anyone tell me where exactly is the Lidl's in Portugal? It's impossible to get this information anywhere!
I need an address. Can anyone help!!!
by R K - written on 27.03.08
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I bought some Pitta Bread from Lidl and it turned out to be MOULDY. Even though the pack was airtight closed. Took the Mouldy Pitta Bread the Lidl store and they Refused to exchange it for something else. The Manager was insisting that Lidl's policy is for exchange of the SAME item. This is crazy!. I did not want to take another Pitta ...
by steo pain - written on 21.03.08
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i hear lidl get some of their veg from Chernobyl is this true?
i got the information in Germany from a very reliable source
if it is fact why are we not told this in supermarkets,
i dont like them anyway,
i prefer to support local business.
the supermarket has caused of the community to collapse
it used to be a meeting point {the local shop} now they are gone
out priced by big business















