Lidl

Belfast, United Kingdom

3

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5 reviews

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+44 800 018 0266
Website:
www.lidl.co.uk
Address:
Connswater Retail Pk Ste 13 Connswater Link, Belfast, United Kingdom, BT5 4
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.6 miTitanic Quarter
1 miSydenham
1 miBelfast Central
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Today

Today 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Belfast) 7:08 AM Wednesday, June 25, 2025

Business hours

Monday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm

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5 reviews of Lidl

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Place rating: 3
Belfast, United Kingdom
I would use this one from time to time as I pass it on the way home from work. Compared to my local Lidl, this one is a lot smaller, they still have the majority of the same great deals as my local Lidl, and the staff are friendly, however they lose a star as the interior is one of the most depressing shops I’ve ever set foot in!
It’s dark, dingy and dreary, I feel sorry for the poor staff who work there, definitely need more lighting and a refurb!
Loads of free parking outside in the retail park.
Place rating: 3
United Kingdom
It’s half way between a pound shop and a supermarket. Like a pound shop you can find a number of cheap items, although whether they are actually value for money can be tricky. A quick google of some items and the big supermarkets own brands are about the same price.
I don’t ever get a weekly shop at Lidl, there simply isn’t a wide enough range, treat it as a supplementary shop. The best use of the store for me, are the events. I got an email alert to say they had a baby event, so incorporated the visit into my weekly grocery shop. Yes they had an number of cheap baby items and a few foreign gems, but I was quite shocked at the number of empty shelves and the eerie quiet of the store. It was bright and clean, the staff were friendly, but that’s about it.
Place rating: 1
Ards, United Kingdom
Lidl is not my place. I understand why people like them: they provide cheap goods which are as good as established brands and supermarket brands. I also gather that Lidl has an excellent fruit and veg and deli good range but I can’t say that I have checked it out much.
The reason for this is because I find Lidl a hugely depressing place. Special offers are kept on big palettes and stock on shelves invariably is kept in the boxes they were delivered in which give the place a kind of discount feel.
Lidl’s are usually half empty and quiet feeling and are staffed poorly. My girlfriends mum loves a specific type of sweet that we can only get in Lidl and it always takes ages to get served. There is nothing in Lidl that the other big supermarkets do not provide in a nicer environment with better service.
On a brighter note their advertisements with Colin Murray are funny!
Place rating: 4
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Lidl just looks like it was pulled from a prank advert about some Eurotrash. Everything’s for too bright for my little eyes and why I’d need to buy an extension cable whilst looking for some pot roast. But hey, that’s Lidl!
I have had to start going here more often due to my girlfriends desperate need for bread similar to that of Germany’s. Lidl are kind enough to supply the bread mixes, helping to sedate her from time to time.
One big point about the shop is how cheap it is! For a tight budget, it’s the perfect place to go. There’s very little big brands to sway you and it’s almost impossible to spend a tenner in the drinks sections, the booze is so cheap.
Place rating: 4
Belfast, United Kingdom
Though somewhat utilitarian without much variety or assurance that there always will be anything you need as in Tescos et al — there’s no cocoa or icing sugar for instance — there are number of things I love about Lidl.
Best of all is the fact that I never know what I might find — I mean, not everywhere has ostrich steaks. Lidl does, from time to time, mainly around Christmas when there is also duck, venison and goose in the freezer.
Less choice means it’s easier to stick to a tight budget when necessary but at the same time it’s not all desperation thanks to the bargain chocolate and biscuits.
The wine isn’t great, but there’s plenty of other alcohol if you want to try out some of the more obscure makes of spirits, or beer or cider. Vegetables are fresh on the right day, Wednesday I think, another advantage is that it’s never busy. Sometimes enough can be as good as a feast.