ALDI

I went there to get baby wipes but ended buying lots. Great products, I bought some stuff to try and will definitely buy again (chicken fillets and fruit and vegetables were so fresh!). Really good Xmas wrapping and tags for an affordable price.

Aldi was really good stocked,for a busy day like this one I was expecting a empty shop,but they consider the bank holiday and the demand,well done Aldi ! I was able to get a dinner for the family :) .

Good value food and the parking has got better in the last few months

Aldi is always known for its reasonable pricing and quality food. For instance, giant pomegranate loose was £.49 whereas every where else these are so expensive!! Small wraps are £.49 each, on the other hand mission charges £1 or £.90 . Although there is not variety available in small wraps at Aldi.
Alongside the special buys, they have a complete aisle dedicated to reduced price good, not piled up in one basket like other stores. Worth checking it.
The time I visited around 11a.m. was a little quieter so if you want to avoid long queues avoid busy timings.
Store is big enough and clean and nicely stocked. Parking is available on site.
Very good place for quality products with fair pricing!

My only gripe ....parking can be a nightmare at busy times

Well organised, like the chilled goods being behind doors. Good price and good quality products. Seemed to be an even larger selection of cooked meats and cheeses. New product to us Aldi <5% Fat meatballs, good price and excellent value. Plenty of staff around restocking, with lots of back to school stuff. Self check out closed but 4 tills open so no huge queues. Loads of DIY articles in the special purchase areas.
Getting used to the fact that Aldi shops are constantly changing, that's both a positive and occasionally a negative when line you liked comes to an end.

Another great shop yesterday at Ewell and again today at Cheam.

I like going to Aldi, not least because it has air-conditioned which was great in June! Good range of products and interesting freezer/chilled items . Staff are really helpful and I never know what I might find .

Friendly staff. Very affordable and lots of good deals

Larger inside than I expected. Surprised at choice of products. Products choice larger than anticipated. Good shopping experience.

It's a cut price supermarket, does exactly what it says on the tin.

I have been shopping in ASDA , LIDL , sainsbury's and AlDI for Last 4 months,this ALDI is the best if we are looking for affordable shops for our groceries shopping.
I have managed to reduce the weekly budget from £35 to £21 (without removing any products i buy regularly)

*convenient car parking
*wheel chair accessible entrance
*120 meters away from bus stop(close enough to access public transport)

It's a no brainer, why do I need a choice of twenty different types of cornflakes? Please answer, because, Mr Tesco, frankly I'm baffled. So Aldi offer cornflakes, take it or leave it and at half the price. Also, I never see Aldi staff kicking the fruit and veg around the floor, before putting it on the shelf, while MrTesco, you have an issue with training. Long live Aldi. I had to go to Tesco and the shelves are empty. Just back from Aldi and now my faith in retail is restored. Been again today 8/11/23 and........ it's still fantastic. Thanks Aldi.

#1 My favourite supermarket!

This is a great little supermarket! Good choice of everyday items, plus weekly offer bargains. Good value for money, and I've always experienced good customer service here. Pay a pound for the use of a small shopping trolley, and try out some of the more unusual brands from around the world. Meat selection is good, and I love their cake selection. Free Parking area to the side of the store can get busy, and the dual carriageway leading up to it can back up sometimes, but that just proves what a popular choice it is!

One of the best and "humane" supermarkets around.
In so happy that these so called budget chains like Aldi, Lidl came along and gave hard time to the monopoly of the rip-off Britain chains like Tesco, Sainsbury and other "premier" ones who basically repackaged the same products and made 5 times profits for decades.
It doesn't feel the "heat or eat" situation, or 5 times energy prices rise when you still see many prices at Aldi below £ (49p, 69p etc) whereas it's next to impossible to find anything under £ (or even £2) at the other stores.
So, if you really want to be careful of the pennies and believe in "every little helps" - shop at Aldi.

Food is good for those people who are on a bud

Great supermarket to get everything you need. Staff are always friendly. Good selection of products. Good layout and easy to find things. Great selection of special buys. Car park does get busy so I always go early morning when first opens to avoid queues.

Cheap to buy goods and good quality, disabled parking spaces available and a few trolleys.

I like the speedy checkout. Staff are nice.

Prices are very good. No 2 for 1 / half price / nectar points / cash off next shop nonsense - just good prices.

On average a shopping trip at Sainsbury's would be 50% more, which is from checking my receipts historically.

Car park impossibly busy though.