ANOTHER Tesco in the city centre?!!!

FloatingVoter

I get salad stuff (spinach, cucumber, tomatoes, lettuce, peppers) in Lidl on a regular basis. Nothing wrong with it all. Their oranges are great too (especially the clementines).
I avoid fish in Lidl though but then again I only buy that fresh once a week in a proper fishmongers - I'm very choosy about my fresh cod.

Aard

cat_dog wrote: »

I've noticed their fruit and veg go off really fast. And almost evertime I bought a packet of fruit they were usually substandard (very brused and even rotting! -yuck). And the blueberries are very hit and miss. Sometimes there bitter and you'll almost always find at least one moldy one. Quality control is obviously not their priority. Thats why I stopped shopping there.

Quality of product has very little to do with how a shop presents itself to the street.

L1011

EyeSight wrote: »

I don't see how. If i had to do my shopping in the local spar or corner shop i'd be paying more. With the money i save i can afford a few more pints in my local or could afford to eat out more

Tesco are consistently dearer for fruit and veg for starters, everywhere, and are generally quite a dear store. They also adversely affect every other retailer - including the pub due to below cost selling - with the wide coverage of other items they sell.

A Tesco opening never has a positive impact on total employment in a town.

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I want an aldi or lidl in cabra. I'm surrounded by 3 tesco win walking distance an have to drive to glasnevin and finglas for the former.

What happened equal rights