Lidl UKReviews 

Not recommend for electric Items especially Vacuums or kettles. I tried both and after a while are faulty.When I call customer service after stalled they said sorry we can not refund or replace although I have three years guarantee and it was their mistake in making.

They do the wrong price tag and tell them the price is wrong. They said I will go check, then they just never come back, keep me waiting here for so long, and I saw the manage who said he is going to check the price doing other things. Just not coming back to refund the extra money they charge me. Not only that, they keep me wait around 20 minutes, came back show me a pic with their new price tag and said it is what it is. I literally have a pic myself, with the on sale price tag on. Never have such terrible experience. Feel they are scamming me!

BIG BiG prices and Lidl (little) on quality.
Many of their prices have surpassed Tesco's making a better quality shop at Tesco cheaper, one of the items that was cheaper at Lidl was their own floreys branded 9 pack of toilet rolls for £1.99.
On today's visit I found they had shot right up in price to a whopping £2.89.
I joined the queue at the one only checkout that manned out of eight and got fed up of waiting whilst the till operater encouraged customers to download and use the Lidl up which took forever to process transactions. I abandoned my shopping basket and went to Tesco's which was properly staffed much busier and got through the checkouts much more quickly as the queues kept moving at a reasonable pace.
Also having read other reviews about taking faulty items back at Lidl I've had similar problems with being passed off by the management and given a phone number which resulted in most likely to occur faults not being covered by the warranty.

Lidl has gone gradually downhill.
The weekly offers are normally what is about to go off in the fruit and veg variety and normally starts rotting the next day.
The bread goes stale well before the sell by date. It's so bad that we have been buying our bread now from ASDA.
I bought some ribs yesterday and for £4.99 I do not expect 70% fat. I left it out for the foxes.
Yesterday we found a lot of missing prices.
We have been shopping at 4 different Lidl's for years sometimes 5 days a week but are thinking of changing to Aldi.

I purchased an Ultimate Speed Power Pack and compressor 16 months ago with a so called 3 year warranty. Last week after only the third use topping up the camper tyres, the hose burst. I contacted the service department who informed me that the hose isn't covered by the three year warranty but they would supply one for 7.95 Euros, plus 20.95 euros postage. I queried the postage and they said basically that was it take it or leave it. (The hose would fit in a small envelope or jiffy bag) I contacted Lidl and complained and all they said was they would pass the information to their buying team.

I wanted to return a mini mandoline slicer, because it didn't work. The blade was too close to the frame. However, on trying to return it, the manager wouldn't do anything about it because I didn't have the receipt. He gave me a phone no. which I attempted at about 12.30 but they were not available until the next day due to staff training. I couldn't contact them online. Trying to return a relatively cheap item has caused me more stress than just throwing the item in the bin!

They treat disabled customers with contempt + obviously consider disabled people as nothing short of sheaves. I went into Lidle just to get a couple of items. I am disabled + I walk with 2 walking sticks. I entered the shop with a carrier bag from another store + the security staff clearly could see that as I entered the shop + I paid for the 2 items in clear view of the security staff. As I was leaving the shop the security guard approached me + insinuated I had been shop lifting + he even questioned why I had bought other items from Tesco + B&M. As I entered the store, this security guy was questioning a woman in a wheelchair. Do Lidle have a problem with disabled people? Or do your security staff just enjoy belittling disabled people? After my experience I would never shop in Lidle again. I have never stolen from a shop in my life + I feel offended that Lidle consider disabled people as nothing short of theaves.

site a la limite du frauduleux, impossible de finaliser la commande, ce qui a été une bonne chose finalement

Loyd rooibos tea bags now rapped in plastic. Before each was in paper. So 20 new plastic rapers per box .

Disappointed with Aberdeen Angus deluxe burgers very fatty, quater cup of fat from 6 quater pounders.

I don’t understand why I can’t get to the shop at 3:50 if it closes at 4pm?!
If the closing time is 4 than I should be able to get in even at 3:58
Or you have to write closing time 3:50

If you value your health, don't buy food from here.

Today I was served at the till by a lovely chap called Stewart, Friar Park Wedesbury Branch.
I have recently put the Lidl app unto my phone and he explained things and helped me through it as I paid.
He was courteous to all the customers.
An asset to the company.

Creamy Tzatziki ...I don't think so...more like Mint Raita...wrong recipe Lidl.

I had a bad experience at Lidl Hounslow, I asked about some help but customer service was really unhelpful and rude, need to improve customer service,

Don’t buy fresh fruit…total waste of money.

Two weeks ago I bought two punnets of ripen at home plums. I followed the instructions to place them in a fruit bowl to help them ripen. So, going into week 3 of having them they are still rock hard but also starting to shrivel so totally inedible.

The bananas on the other hand are ripening before you have the chance to eat them. I bought two slightly under ripe bananas and two hours later parts of them had turned to black mush!

I always feel that I’m getting value for money, knowing that Lidl is a discount supermarket. I’m impressed by the range and quality of fresh produce; however, I’m not impressed by items that are normally stocked suddenly not being there. The eclectic display of non-grocery items is a mystery and most are overpriced. But for groceries it’s still the most economical place to shop.

Always interesting shopping .a great selection. I go especially for the bakery…have discovered the nutty loaf which may look a bit strange, but is absolutely delicious. I have to hide it away so as not to keep cutting a slice. Have tried many different foods, and that makes cooking interesting. Staff are polite. An enjoyable experience.

Just been to Lidl Witham as usual and treated myself to a bunch of British Asparagus for £2- when I got home and prepared my evening meal, on unpacking the Asparagus I was met with a rather rancid smell and noticed many of the tips had started rotting. The inside of the packaging was quite wet and with green slime from the Asparagus. Disgusting- never again from Lidl.

Lidl, Netherton is where I shop. The staff are courteous and friendly even when they are really busy. The Lidl Plus scheme is brilliant and the rewards well worth having. Yesterday I popped in for a few necessities and only spent just over £10 but on the app I had a voucher for free ice cream and for a free 'Birthday' doughnut (both of which were delish!) bringing my total down to £7.90. I always manage to get my 10% off for a £250 monthly spend and use it to stock up on cleaning materials, toilet rolls, frozen foods etc which are already at bargain prices. Quality always good. Love the instore bakery items and the 'deli' section which offer a good range of 'treats'.