Lidl

A German low cost supermarket, they have also some good quality products and freshly baked bread and pastries. If you have the time and curiosity to look around the not very appealingly arranged shelves, you will be rewarded with Irish butter, freshly baked bretzeln, french products... And the prices are really affordable. A good change from the usual standard supermarket, so quite crowded

A discount store to always rely on at all times. They've got variety of products ranging from groceries to food produce, packaged food, pastries, candies, toiletries, clothing, and some other accessories. They have an effective payments system and you could also return goods in times of wrong purchase.

A really good supermarket with a wide range of products and really good prices. Specifically recommend for students who would like good quality things for a better price. They also have area for freshly baked bread and items like clothes etc.

Good place fir shopping.

Lidl is a great place to get good quality products at cheaper prices. It is generally crowded and is smaller in size but has almost everything required. The fresh bread section is my favorite.

Almost all the times they are putting products on the market, so always is hard to find the place clean or organized. Lidl near to piazza carlina, Turin

I’ve been thinking about whether or not I should write this review, but this issue has been going on for quite a while now so it has to be mentioned. I’ve been shopping at Lidl for 3 years now, since I first arrived in Torino for my study at Politecnico in 2019. It’s a good place to shop, especially for students who don’t have a lot of money but still want to have a variety of products to choose from. During that time, I’ve met some cashiers, some are very nice (for example a young lady with dyed hair, a man with glasses who works the early shift, and a woman with glasses and short hair) while some others are...endurable. However, today at around 10:30AM, there’s a cashier with behaviors that I can only describe as disrespectful and racist. The moment she saw me, she practically used all her forces to throw my items across the counter, and even has the tendency to look at me angrily when one of the items she threw fall on the ground and I didn’t immediately pick it up, as if I was the one who threw it. Then she rolled her eyes & looked at other customers when I told her in Italian that I’d pay in card, which made me felt like nothing I ever do or say can make her not angry. And to be honest this has not been the first time she acts this way towards other non-Caucasian customers. What was the saddest thing about this experience is the fact that she made me felt like I did something wrong, when in fact I did all the things everyone else did, except for the fact that I am an Asian, in the middle of a pandemic. It was the dirty looks she gave me that makes me felt bad about myself for something I cannot control. Should you wonder what she looks like, she is an older woman with long, black hair. If you can, avoid her counter (which I’m sure she’d be grateful for) so you don’t have to go through the same things I did. Have a good day to everyone who’s reading this message.

Probably one of the worst Lidl's I have been to around Europe.Always a bit grubby and far too many boxes and unattended crates left in the aisles. The queues are always too long and today there were only 2 cashiers open while all the rest of the staff were having some meeting backstage! Have your meetings when it is quiet!