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LIDL is found on Blue Boar Lane, approximately a 2.65 mile driving distance north-east from the centre of Norwich, in Sprowston (near Tesco Extra and Sparhawk Infant School & Nursery). This supermarket is a great addition to the local businesses of Rackheath, Sprowston, New Rackheath, Spixworth, Old Catton, Salhouse, Thorpe End, New Catton and Heartsease. Today (Friday), operation begins at 8:00 am and ends at 10:00 pm. On this page, you will find information about LIDL Sprowston, Norwich, including the hours of business, directions and direct number.
LIDL is situated in an ideal location close to the Blue Boar Roundabout (Blue Boar Road, Wroxham Road, Hall Wood Road), in Sprowston, Norwich.
Just a 1 minute trip from Hall Wood Road, Linacre Avenue, Wroxham Road or Blue Boar Roundabout; a 4 minute drive from North Walsham Road, Salhouse Road, Mousehold Lane or Woodside Road; and a 13 minute drive time from Norwich Southern Bypass/A47.
If you are using route finder systems, use the postcode NR7 8AB.
Buses stop right at Wroxham Road/Blue Boar and Tesco. The best services to get here are 10, X11, Pink 11 or Pink 12.
The train operates to Norwich Station (2.71 mi away). Simply catch the lines: Greater Anglia and East Midlands Trains.
By foot you can visit Norwich International Airport, Catton Park - Open Access Area, Sprowston Recreation Ground, Salhouse Business Park, Norwich Cathedral, Sprowston Retail Park, intu Chapelfield Shopping Centre and Norwich Rugby Football Club.
LIDL has 5 existing stores in Norwich, Norfolk.
Open the following page for all LIDL supermarkets near Norwich.
Related searches: LIDL Norwich, Blue Boar Lane
03/12/2018
Myself and family visited the new lidl store at sprowston, what a disappointment it was, sunday papers still on the stand on Monday evening, lack of choice in the meat section, plenty of non-food rubbish and lack of choice in other sections, finding what you wanted was a nightmare with no logical placing of goods, far higher prices than our usual shop at Aldi, never again, was uter rubbish.
