Lidl

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

3.8

Open now

8 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

Contacts

QR code, vCard

Telephone:
+44 870 444 1234
Website:
www.lidl.co.uk
Address:
Dalry Rd Gorgie, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, EH11 2EF
Haymarket
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
30 ftDalry Primary School
850 ftMurieston
890 ftFountainpark
Categories:
QR code
Download QR Image Download vCard

Map

Streetview

Activate map

Bussiness info

Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Bike Parking
Yes

Today

Today 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Edinburgh) 11:17 AM Wednesday, May 28, 2025

Business hours

Monday 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm

Related places

You might also consider:
750
ft
The Co-operative Food
114 Dalry Road (Haymarket, West End)
940
ft
Fountain News
157 Dundee St
1
mi
Polski Sklep ‘U Zbycha’
112 Gorgie Rd
1
mi
Tesco Express
91 Haymarket Terrace (Haymarket)
1
mi
Sainsbury’s Local
81-85 Dundee Street
1
mi
Margiotta
1 Polwarth Gardens

Vicinity

Near this location:
10
ft
Bazyliszek Polish Deli
165-167 Dalry Road
20
ft
Kimmy’s Takeaway
175 Dalry Road
30
ft
Dalry Newsagents
174 Dalry Road
60
ft
Prestige
162 Dalry Road
60
ft
Mcmillen Costume Hire - Mcmillen Costume Hire
176 Dalry Road
60
ft
Dersim Kebab House
166 Dalry Road

8 reviews of Lidl

No registration required
Place rating: 4
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
I was really pleased with their selection of fresh bread in the shop, it was still warm!
This is s budget super market and I was able to get a full basket of shopping for not much money and a few items that I have never tried before but looked interesting.
I don’t like it when they rush you through the till at top speed but I understand that this is how they keep their prices low and employ less staff do they have to be quick.
Place rating: 5
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
I changed my food shopping habit this year and started to appreciate the freshly baked breads, rolls, croissants and muffins that I can get from Lidl. They also sell fresh vegetables and fruits and offer a lot of unbranded goods, be it foods or otherwise. I also like it when their goods section changes frequently offering household goods, children toys, clothing, electricals, bed covers, gardening tools… And so much more.
Now is also the time when they stock up for Christmas supplies on Sweets, cheese, breads, nibbles, ice cream and…
Compared to other supermarket chains I usually pay for 2 bags less than twenty pounds per shop and normally it adds up to be less than a third from other supermarket bills.
I also noticed that more branded goods find their way into the store.
Place rating: 4
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
This is just around where I live and such a convenience… amazing prices. The selection of veggies is limited but enough, but the fresh bread, especially the chocolat buns are amazing, just like back home in Belgium! and a quarter of the price of in a ‘french’ bakery I discovered in the city center.
I like to keep an eye on their special buys online, picked up some really worthy items for in our new home at bargain prices. Even nutella is cheap here, look around, give it a chance, it’ll save you lots!
Place rating: 4
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Lidl offers the best value for money in lots of products!
I have been living in that area for more than 3 years now, so I have taken advantage of the weekly offers they have in fresh products but also house appliances or even activity equipment.
Yes, the Italian crème caramels might not be as good as the ones you find elsewhere, but their tiramisu is quite decent!
If you look carefully, you will find British brand products at much cheaper prices than British supermarkets, for example the Hobgoblin Ruby ale.
Lidl is one of the first places that forces you to buy a plastic bag, so if you want to avoid that, better take a bag for life and carry it with you, or even use a backpack!
And you will also find very good quality German chocolates!
Last year they introduced also freshly baked bread and pasties, so you need to try them too!
Place rating: 3
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
This Lidl is a bit out of the way, but hey, still Lidl.
They sell the most amazing sweets, their sugarland range got me through a few sticky moments when I was at uni. I can highly recommend their peach loops.
At the end of the day, it’s a cheap supermarket and when you’re in that mind-​set, it meets expectations!
Place rating: 5
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
I love Lidl.
The junkies, the dregs, the lowest of the low. Nothing says «gritty realism» to me quite like a discount supermarket. Despite being partial to Central European cuisine, I must admit that the roll mopp herrings and tinned meat are pushing it a bit far, but if you know where to look, there are countless diamonds.
The barbequed pork steaks I once picked up on a whim were wickedly spicy and the kind I’d gladly spend a tenspot on in a shitty Tex-​Mex restaurant. The sweets and chocolate are the best in any supermarket chain, bar none, and when Christmas comes round, I’ll gladly sit in my filthy hovel and slug bottles of gluhwein day in day out.
They also humiliate, spy on, and exploit their employees in the ruthless hunt for profit. What a company.
Place rating: 2
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
I remember when, in my first year of uni here, everyone in Halls got a Lidl flyer shoved under their door offering everything you could see in the picture for free. Being the cynic that I am, I was convinced there had to be a catch, but nonetheless m friends and I trundled off down to Lidl to pick up our free goodies.
Except there was a catch. Everything in there tasted really weird. It all looked like a brand you’d recognise, until you looked at the label properly and there’d be one or two letters slightly different. Don’t get me wrong, I did eat some of the stuff, but I can’t write this review without sharing with you the fact that I used some of the lemonade included in the package to remove some nail varnish that I’d spilled on my desk a few weeks before.
Enough said.
Place rating: 3
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
I always think going to Lil is a much better idea than actually going.
Selling a range of imported products as well as some brands such as Pepsi, Lil is ridiculously cheap. I always come out with a bottle of Pepsi and some chorizo so I don’t really make full use of the shop. My flatmate shops there and the pasta sauce makes our flat smell like a mixture between sick and feet. This tells me that I should avoid the products which aren’t in English as it will probably be gross.