Went in there once, it was like a post apocalyptic wasteland, only with less charm.

Totally agree,the one in Lincoln was being staffed by people who were working with the foreigners and they were ALL on the take,we complained but NOTHING EVER was done,but yep they did used to take the **** big time,hahaha I slashed their tyres onvygrir new Audi and Marc.#****-EM....

Lincoln was supposed to be closed on 1st April. Any news if it's open

looked open when i drove past last week

Is this still open in Lincoln?

Is there any opened in Gloucester now . ?

Maidstone lidl have this fairly regular and yes you have to fight off the non English, I see a coloured lady with a whole trolley full of shoes, also like people have said lots of items out of wrappers/boxes.BTW no racism is intended in what I have put.

Yeah right....UKIP voter?

Does anyone in Lincoln know when this Bargain base is next open please?

Doors were open on Saturday when I went past

It is already part built next to the new Lidl on the old dairy site.

No that the new Lidl, its next to Homebase + Topps Tiles in the old Lidl building, St Marks shopping centre

Is this where the mosque is going to be built?

It is disgusting how they treat you in there, was there on Tuesday this week, found a book half the wrapper was off ,so wanted to have a look ,next thing a security guard told me to leave the store and he escorted me out !!!!!

All the good stuff is sold in the first ten minutes of opening. You are right about the Polish. One guy turns up very early in the morning and sticks as many as twelve trolleys in the doorway and then five minutes before the store opens eleven of his mates turn up. It's a bit like the Germans saving sunbeds with a towel. They intimidate people and once in the store push people about and stop them from getting near any of the stuff they want. People complain but no one will take responsibility, Bargain Base say it is down to St. Marks to sort out and St. Marks say the trolleys belong to Bargain Base and it is up to them to sort out.

Been to a few of these in our local stores, in ours its usually Asians that clear them, pulling clothes out of their wrappers and just throwing them to one side.

Went in there once, it was like a post apocalyptic wasteland, only with less charm.

If you ever get one of these opening near you go along and take a look. When it first opens most of the items will be selling for a lot less than normal Lidl prices. After a few weeks the prices start to come down, a lot depends on how much of a particular item they have. The prices can get ridiculously cheap, I have paid a pound for things that are normally £8-10 pounds. I have purchased items for 50p that are selling in a Lidl a few doors away for a FIver. I have seen people spending hundreds of pounds, buying items that they know they can sell at a massive profit. Wooden dolls house £25 in Lidl, someone bought 70 of them for a pound each, others bought a few things for family friends etc. Far from just selling junk there can be some really good items. I have purchased Stanley tools, electrical items, Parkside power tools and accessories, household goods etc and most of it has been at least 60% of Lidl prices and some of it has been 95% off.

Is it open 7 days or just specific. Thanks

so lidl bought a store and open it 2 to 3 times a year to sell off junk (unsold junk), and leave it closed rest of the year? how do they make any money :confused:

There was one of these in Edinburgh for a while and I got some great bargains.

Thanks for the heads up ... a bit like a jumble sale but I got a few bargains. Apparently it's there until at least April next year.

maybe that's why they don't advertise it then

My local Lidl used to do this 2 or 3 times a year, they used to put large cardboard boxes out full of things from 50p and run it over two days. Usually around 90% off retail price, and items were new. They used to run it without publicity so only the regulars really knew about it, then they started advertising it and it was manic with pushing, fighting, arguing as more and more people started turning up. Sadly because of that they had to stop holding them.