Lidl - Fiche de confiance | Supermarché Paris

And actual super market way better prices than the local tiny markets you will find all over the city.

🛒 Lidl – Disappointing inner-city experience ⭐⭐☆☆☆ We don’t say this lightly, as we usually really like Lidl, but this was by far the worst experience we’ve had in any Lidl store. 🚪 First Impressions Admittedly, this is an inner-city location, which comes with challenges, but from the moment we walked in, things felt off: No baskets available at the entrance Had to hunt around near the checkouts just to find one Immediately felt overcrowded and chaotic 👥 Overcrowding & Layout Issues We visited around 4:30pm, and the store was extremely busy: Aisles packed with people Checkout queues stretching halfway down the aisles Difficult to move, browse, or even find products At times, it felt like there were 30–100 people queuing, which made the whole experience stressful rather than convenient. 📦 Stock & Store Condition Several shelves were empty Boxes and clutter left in aisles General feeling of disorganisation It didn’t feel like the tidy, efficient Lidl experience we’re used to. ⏳ Checkout Problems This is where it really broke down: Very slow-moving queues Self-checkout wasn’t any quicker Our queue had a technical issue with an item that took 5–10 minutes to resolve Staff communication (even with headsets) didn’t seem effective In today’s world, you’d expect these issues to be handled much more smoothly. 🤔 Overall Thoughts We understand this is a busy central Paris location, and peak times will always be challenging. But: The number of people inside felt unmanaged The experience became unpleasant and inefficient It may benefit from some kind of capacity control or better queue management ⭐ Final Verdict We’ve had great experiences with Lidl elsewhere, but this one unfortunately didn’t live up to expectations on either visit. A frustrating and overcrowded experience – 2 stars ⭐⭐☆☆☆

This is what we have right in front of our door/building on a regular basis - LIDL delivery products take place from an entry at rue du faubourg Saint Martin. Big containers block the street, packages, boxes and other materials block the side walk, all making it highly dangerous. We people/families living in the same building (entries at 8 Boulevard de Strasbourg and 17, rue du Faubourg Saint Martin) are frequently blocked to get in or out due to the amount of stuff and garbage. Neighbors on the area both private and professional complaint on a regular basis and are willing to a formal complaint to be sent to join the city hall of the 10th district and ask to take due measures to stop this bloodshed. Moreover, the façade of LIDLs technical entrance to groceries (17 rue du Faubourg Saint Martin) is completely destroyed and do not comply to urban rules (the building is classified as art deco). More pictures and comments will follow until LIDL reacts to this.