Great supermarket in the city centre, cheap treats and great special offers!

Being a pensioner I find Aldi absolutely wonderful
I now spend a third of what I used to spend in leading supermarkets - rock on Aldi I say

always clean
always cheap
and always have fab offers on very random but cool items eg// tents and seasonal items.
food and drink especially alcohol here are great.
this is a brilliant shop

Aldi is a well located but relatively small supermarket in the centre of town.

It’s not the kind of place you could go to do a weekly shop as it’s missing so many of the essential items that you would find in other supermarkets. However it does have some imported brands that you would struggle to find elsewhere.

I’ve found the quality of the food is very unpredictable - some excellent things to be found at very low prices, but equally there’s a lot of rubbish that comes perilously close to it’s expiry date.

An excellent place to go in anticipation of a nuclear war, as the tinned food selection is impressive.

I remember a time when people looked down their noses at those who entered the cheapy shops. Today those hypocrites can be found pushing infront of you at the check-outs and moaning at the price of the 3p carrier bags. I think if every shop in the world charged 3p for a carrier bag, it would probably half the amount being wasted and would be beneficial to the environment. Aldi sells all kinds of food at very low prices. I remember the bottled water is around 30p which beats most places. Interesting foreign food can be found here and certainly not in mundane Morrissons. Staff are friendly and have no reason not to be on the suprisingly high rate of pay. This shop is a modern day-middle-class-must, what with food prices rocketing.

The previously much maligned Aldi has enjoyed a renaissance of late, and it is a much deserved one. Naturally, the main selling point for Aldi is the cheap prices. It is no exaggeration to say that you can say around £10-£15 on a weekly shop there – that’s some going. But what shouldn’t be overlooked is the fact that the quality of the goods is also high. The money is saved by avoiding elaborate packaging and keeping the running costs low. What I also enjoy about shopping at Aldi is that you are not surrounded by foodie-bores, banging on with their olive-oil elitism and so on. Yay for Aldi!

This is a little random, a rather large supermarket in the middle of a shopping centre! Aldi is great for people like students to go shopping as the produce is very cheap! As well as selling food and drink they also sell a somewhat random selection of homeware and other such like, sometimes selling cheap laptops or exercise equipment. Its all very good value for money, and unlike some “cheaper” shops, this one has a nice modern feel because of its location and the fact that it is a new store.