Lidl — Local services in Great Britain

Despite the fact that the quality of products is inferior to that of other supermarkets, I come here every week as it helps me stretch my pension a bit further. However, I can safely say that I will be doing my shopping elsewhere from now on.

When I went shopping, I had to navigate past pallets and shop workers blocking aisles, which is very difficult as I’m not very steady on my feet. The shop workers seemed annoyed that I had inconvenienced them by wanting to do my shopping during opening hours. Then, when I got to the checkouts, I had to wait in a long line before getting served. This was annoying as I only had a few items and had other places to be. I was served by someone that made no eye contact and just scanned my items so fast that they might as well have thrown them at me! I placed my items back in my basket and was harrassed by a large fellow on the way out. Apparently, he didn’t trust me not to steal the basket on the way out. What use could I possibly have for a basket. The final straw was when he whistled to get my attention like I was a dog! Maybe he was right to do so, as you’d have to be barking mad...

When i was 10 i always wanted to be the fastest kid in school i practiced running and exercising for weeks and when the big day arrived i was feeling ready to win me that plastic medal sadly near the end i tripped on my lace that had come undone fell and in a few seconds watched all the other kids run past i was devastated disappointed and angry i took the shoe's home and burned them with rage i swore never to race again i had given up on my dreams then one night a dream came to me the dream told me to go to lidl so i did and when i went i saw the most awesome pair of shoes ever they where glowing at me so i saved up for 3 weeks and got them i sat there in my comfy glowing shoes and said to myself that i shouldn't give up i grabbed a hold of my dreams and started running again preparing myself for next years race and this time not only did the lace come undone but it flew off hitting the person in first place giving me enough time to get ahead and WIN i had never felt so proud the 2nd place loser was sitting there in tears and i had lidl to thank just kidding that didn't happen at all but they do a really good...

Visiting my mother who lives in Rosemarkie, I had the misfortune of going to Lidl Dingwall on a few occasions; this is a filthy store which should be looked at by the local environmental health, and lidls area management. The store leaves floors filthy especially in corners and at skirting’s, and surfaces from the front door in. Their bakery they literally throw the cakes into the sections, many old mixed with the new with no way of telling, some iced and sticking to their positions. Cooked meat and uncooked meat sharing the same shelf or with uncooked above cooked, and this is not uncommon. Staff leaving stock on floors when stocking fridges, rotten veg left in position even after alerting the manager and having to return rotten goods. As for health and safety, pallet dogs (device used to move stock pallets) left across isles with boxes left on floors obstructing isles for the visually impaired. That and their moonscape car park entance makes going to the Alness store which is spotless and well run a 20 mile round trip worth it. Comparing this to the ones back home, the one I visit in Bordeaux seems...