Supermarkets

Would put m&s a bit higher tbh.

WAITROSE REPRESENT YO

I would also put morrisons above saisburys!

Leclerc
Carrefour
Casino
Lidl
Dia
Monoprix
Aldi

From the top of my head:

Frida/Konsum
Rewe/Edeka/Markant
Aldi/Lidl/Netto/Penny

im a loyal Albert Heijn customer

is ASDA really that low in the range?
remember buying a lot of fresh fish there for BBQ

e: didnt even know you have the german discounters over there

Albert Heijn
C100
Dirk van der Broek
Lidl
Aldi

Alvo! :D :D

My list for the UK would be somewhat like:

Waitrose
M&S
Morrisons
Sainsburys
Tesco
Asda
Co-Op (somerfield)
Iceland
lidl
aldi

Albert Heijn
Jumbo / C1000
Hoogvliet - Plus - Coop
Super de Boer - Edah
Lidl/Aldi

Merkur
Spar
Billa
Hofer
Zielpunkt
Lidl
Pennymarkt

Stockmann
SIWA
K KAUPAT
LIDLI

Coop
Migros
.
.
.
.
.
Aldi
Lidl

piotr i pawel



biedronka

> all

alber heijn when I get the chance

edeka

netto

aldi
lidl

From my region:

Real
Rewe
Edeka
Kaufland
Aldi Süd
Lidl
Aldi Nord
Netto
Norma

I didn't consider the organic/bio stores, never been there.
However I'm pretty much Aldi Nord only here. Only entering the other markets if they have some amazing offers (mainly checkig out the meat prices and comparing them to the Aldi prices :-P)

I don't really have to buy food myself...I'm white collar. I just order from whatever's closer, Ritz, Hilton...

McDonalds

Kwik-E-Mart

Ica
coop

Rimi
Maxima
IKI

makro

Auchan
Carrefour
Cora
Kaufland
Mega Image
Metro
Real
Selgros
Profi
Billa

lidl > all

Rewe
Real
Sky
Edeka
Kaufland
Marktkauf
Aldi Nord
Netto
Penny
Lidl
Topkauf

Depends in what region, but i think it's like:

Auchan
Carrefour
Biedronka
Tesco
Real
Lidl
forgot others

journal about supermarkets...

(Not every Norwegian would agree on my order, they are very picky on quality and ofcourse if it says its made in Norway its ABSOLUTELY THE BEST even if it tastes like shit, norwegian cheese HAAHHA gummi)

Meny
Spar
Rema 1000 / Coop
Joker
Kiwi

There are practically two market chains in Finland that have a dipoly over everything: S-Ryhmä and Kesko.
This means that food is expensive (also contributed to by the high taxes) because of no real competition. Both of them also have this card thing that you can opt for which gives you "bonus points" (ie. you get returned some money monthly for every purchase you make, don't ask me what's the sense behind it). It probably works by scamming people who don't use these cards by increasing the regular prices and then returning this increase back to people who belong to the club.

Of course there's Lidl which is ridicilously cheap compared to the local chains, but for whatever reason their stores are always kind of far away from the city centre (from where I live, the nearest Lidl is 20km away).

why do you want to know this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_supermarket_chains all you need

Dublin:

Marks & Spencer
Spar
Dunnes / Tesco / Supervalue
Aldi / Lidl

That's only the ones I visited though. Haven't really seen any others.

m&s > *

Albert Heijn
C1000
Lidl
Aldi

Jumbo
Albert heijn
C1000
Spar
Lidl
aldi

good order, though of late i would put tesco above sainsburys think sainsburys has gone downhill in the last half a decade

<3 Waitrose

And what goes above Waitrose and Selfridges? Fortnum & Mason

PS: Foreign supermarkets are fucking shit and standard, never been to a good one outside the UK

S-Market
K-markets
lidl
dun care about rest

lidl > adli?

no

Here we've got


Carrefour
Delhaize
Match
Colruyt
Aldi
Lidl

I grow my own food

In Scotland it looks like this:

Wholesale Foods
Tesco
ASDA
Sainsbury's
Morrison's
Lidl
Co-operative
Aldi

Clever
K plus
Standard
Rial

doesn't matter which supermarket

Selver
Rimi
Maxima <3 :XD
Säästumarket
Comarket
Konsum

Best supermarket I've ever been to was in Eilat. Apart from that, mostly going to Tesco here, AH back home.