Aldi is fine but I'm more of a Lidl man myself.

>in b4 retards argue about "quality" without realising it's different in each country

To avoid any doubt, I'm talking about Lidl & Aldi in the UK; both have decent meat, cheese, produce and bread (in store bakeries, even)

It's certainly isn't Tesco. That's for sure.

Aldi and Lidl are both horrid, full of sandpeople who can barely communicate and it feels like you're dumpster diving while shopping there.

I prefer meat from the butcher and the rest of my produce from Morrisons... but I have a Lidl tier bank account so that's for special occasions only

>by american standards aldi is somewhere between walmart and a gas station convenience store

>>7105430
Both the Aldi & Lidl nearest to me are full of middle class white people buying fresh meat & vegetables.

Maybe you should live somewhere less shit?

>>7105445
>american
>standards

kek

>>7105419

Aldi is fantastic. The meat and veg is excellent quality and very cheap. Their beer selection is brilliant too.

If you like gin, try their own brand stuff that is £10 for a 70cl. It is considerably better than the price suggests.

>>7105560

Also this.

>>7105419
I will be in Osnabruck, Germany. What is the best Aldi in that city? How can I get good bargains?

>>7105562
>european
>valid opinions

kek

>>7106487
Every Aldi is the same. Flip a coin.

>>7106510
Ok, thanks for the advice.

>>7105562
America has some of the best grocery stores

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>>7106540

>>7105419
>Not Kaufland

>>7105423
My local lidl stopped making those huge bread pretzels I miss them.