NETTO'S Hunt out a bargain (Netto)

Member Name: nayland

Product:	Netto
Date:	07/07/09 (86 review reads)
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Advantages: Can have the odd good bargain! A wide choice of items

Disadvantages: Can be a bit messy and untidy

Netto's has been in this country since 1990, it started in Denmark in 1981 before coming across to us.It is a cross between a small Tesco Metro and a warehouse, with its open shelfing. A lot of the products are sold directly from
the cardboard boxes they are delivered in, therefore the lower prices!

I visit Netto's about every 6 - 8 weeks to check out what they have new instore as they don't just sell food and drinks, the also sell bits of furniture
b-b-que's, toys, clothing, gardening tools,pushchairs computer desks ect......

They do get some good bargains in sometimes, but you have to be there
at the right time. I once got a wooden spice rack holding 24 Schwartz herb and spice jars, they had a long date on them and it was only £13 (in Argos
I believe it was around £25). It would cost more to purchase these jars
individually at the supermarket!

We have in the past got some good Halogen heaters for only £4 because
it was at the end of winter.(Think ahead is my motto!). It can put you off when entering the store as it can look a bit messy and untidy, but if you hunt about it isn't to bad.

The food side of it can be okay, but I think I can get most of the branded
names for much the same in a well known supermarket if they are on offer.
It's not a bad idea to look online at their magazine before you go to see if
it is worth a trip that week.

There are about 200 stores throughout England and they are hoping to open about another 20 stores a week, so maybe one will open where you
live, but don't forget your bags as they do charge for all the different size
bags they have.

Summary: This shop is great if you like rummaging about !