86 Carlisle Road, ML6 8AG Airdrie, GB
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Our vision is to enhance the lives of our customers, by providing quality products at market leading value, whilst ensuring that customer satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do.
86 Carlisle Road, ML6 8AG, Airdrie, United Kingdom
3.3
1 review
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Having used our local Lidl in Airdrie since it opened a couple of years ago as it is conveniently situated 2 minutes from our house, spending on average £250-£300 per month, I won’t be back, other than emergencies or booze. Shelves regularly low in stock and use by/best before dates almost expired. Fruit & veg are poor quality, and car park like an ice rink in sub-zero temperatures.
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