ALDI

Nightmare for disabled drivers. Only 3 spaces but 8 or 9 parent and child spaces and I ended up parking there. Slope from store back down to car park and when you're on crutches with a trolley that has its own mind it was awful. So thankful to the lady who came to my rescue. First and last visit. Will stick to Rhyl Aldi

This used to be a great store but it now there are always empty shelves and queues reminiscent of shopping in the former Soviet Republic (with a line of unused tills gathering dust as if to mock the weary shoppers). Add to this the need to race home before the meat you've just queued up to buy goes out of date and you have one very unappealing place to spend your time and money.

Great store great range and as always really well priced, only set back here is the car park is quite small and the spaces are a bit tight

Well, we originally went in for gin but unfortunately one of our younger group members wanted red laces. Being the boss and daddy of the group I put my foot down and said a very authoritarian no. This was followed by the younger group member using the scream and cry method of communication. Second in command and mother of the group decided it best to capitulate. This caused major problems in the command line and I as the team leader had to save face by giving in to the scream and cry method. Red laces are 69p. Luckily they also sell relatively cheap gin and we got 1 bottle before exiting. The whole experience was fast and easy despite the chain of command issues we had.

Its OK. Decent price but fruit and veg poor. Tesco fruit and veg is way better. The store is looking very tired and shabby. Needs a makeover.

Edit: seems they have had a complete change of staff. Store still good value. Fruit and veg still poor. Store looking even more shabby.

Edit: same as above.

Nice place and reasonable prices. You can find most of your daily needs here

Really nice Aldi, but Dadoah really ruins the experience.

It's Aldi.. it's great value.. easy parking