Aldi

One Aldi is much the Same as another regardless where you go in Europe but the good thing is that if you have lived in Europe & got attached to the food they have their you can now get it here.

Aldi is an efficient shop that effectively reminds me a tidier version of Lidl. It’s prices are very competitive and there are certainly bargains to be found in this large store, its consistancy also makes it easier to use as a regular location to go shopping — as opposed to the sporadic and unreliable Lidl.
We seem to receive Aldi flyers most of the time, it is worth watching out for any specials that appear on these as they are normally popular options that represent good value. The shop is easy to find opposite Asda and has a big car park, what more could you need!

I absolutely love the German store, Aldi. It has everything you possibly could want in terms of your basic food supplies, cosmetics and drinks. They sell a wide variety of produce at cheaper prices than supermarkets such as Tesco and Sainsbury’s. This branch in Walton is a spacious store offering wide aisles giving you plenty of room for prams and trolleys.
The service is efficient and fast to say the least. You do need to bring your own carrier bags otherwise you can buy a good quality one for a few pence. There is the option to use surplus cardboard boxes if you are lucky enough to find one lying around. Most of the time, they have special offers including the fruit and vegetables. Often, these deals are commonly advertised in newspapers ond on TV adverts.
If you’re ever passing Aldi, why not pop in for a browse? Food is generally of good quality at competive prices. There’s no reason why you can’t find a bargain. Full marks to Aldi.