Lidl

I'm not a huge fan. I feel the shelves are very close together, giving a 'squashed in' feel. Despite I'm sure the staffs efforts, it never really feels tidy or clean. I don't think it's particularly cheaper than regular supermarkets, who don't whisk my shopping through the tills, like their lives depended on it, and the produce won't compel me to enter the store regularly, if at all.

Superb experience. Kim was totally excellent with her advice and help. Great experience. Do not get the customer service like this much nowadays.

I was a bit disappointed to be honest. It was a Sunday and we needed a few grocery basics such as milk. However, there was none to had. It had lots of empty spaces on the shelves. I quite like Lidl generally, but this store let the side down.

Great choice of German food as well as some very tasty looking bakes as you go through the main door. So much better than the Ely one

Regular main shop of the week here. Good value. Some things I can't get here I still have to get at Tescos but overall, worth swapping to. Bit disappointed they did away with the £10 voucher if you spent £200 in the month though.

Some good no own brand ketchup other issues generally not for me washing up their own brand watery bakery section good

Lidl is a great place to shop in terms of quality and price. Less range than other super markets but still come here for what they do sell.

Looking old and tired. Small compared with modern stores. Well stocked, victim of the companies success