Aldi

Aldi is a really good supermarket if you want to save some money. It’s pretty big, and often sells fruit and veg cheap on special offers, last time it was a select few veg (useful ones, not odd ones!) at 49p each. My one complaint is once I saw a pudding labelled suitable for vegetarians on the front but actually had beef gelatin listed in the ingredients. I just make sure I check carefully though, so be cautious if you’re a veggie (it was a marshmallow based item so thought it was too good to be true anyway!) You will be able to get the majority of your food shop here, but probably not the full shop due to lack of choice. You will save money though as most items are cheaper.

Ah, Aldi; the twin sister of Lidl. Despite the unmistakable similarities, Aldi is undoubtedly the slightly less sociable twin that often gets mistaken for its sibling yet, for some reason, never seems to get the same amount of attention.
Although being perceived by many as partner stores, Lidl is actually Aldi’s main rival in the UK. Aldi has been a resident UK discount store for just over two decades and currently boasts over 400 outlets nationwide. Lidl, on the other hand, has gone on to launch just under 600 branches in the UK; which no doubt, is quite an annoyance to its twin and must cause some heated family debates around the German discount dinner table.
Rivalry aside, Aldi and Lidl are like-​for-​like incarnations of each other; good grocery deals with a simple, straightforward layout. Most of the stores are mirror images of each other and are the grocery shop equivalent of McDonald’s and Burger King — both do the job, but are so similar you wouldn’t really choose one over the other.
Aldi is a great place to shop if you live close by or if you are aiming to save yourself a few extra quid.