Lidl Lietuva Reviews 7

Stores in Latvia. As far as we know, employees undergo a certain selection process when hired, which is said to be stricter than in other store chains, at least in Latvia. But at the checkouts, these employees probably take revenge on customers for this. They think it's normal to be rude to customers! They don't think it's necessary to help, even if the problem is more related to the store, like the incorrect operation of the Lidl Plus application. As well as the fact that, despite the presence of several service checkouts, there is actually only one checkout that has huge queues! And self-service checkouts are created only for payment card users, as if cash has already been abolished. As a result, they are rarely used by customers. I would also like to note that, for example, no one ever washes shopping baskets. They have actually been used since they were purchased. As a result, they resemble a trash can that is not washed. And all this in a grocery store.

I lack vegan products here. Overall I like it

The company sells Silver Crest products. I bought a Silvercrest coffee grinder, it broke after 5 times. Replaced it with a new one, same thing again. They are selling cheap Chinese junk. I've lost receipt and they refused to return my money. It shouldn't be like this. It was last time I spent my money on this.

It's a pathetic store, pathetic self-service checkouts, you need to confirm your age, the responsible cashier is distributing goods somewhere at the back of the store. The prices are exorbitant, it would have been better if they wouldn't have let it into Lithuania, because it's another store with high prices

I got a "Fresh Pizza Dough" from Lidl in Vilnius and it tastes like plastic. The dough doesn't cook through, despite all my attempts. It got plastiline like texture. It is obvious that it contains too much of stabilisers and starch.