"Touting itself as the "Super-Est Market in Town," German-owned discount supermarket chain celebrated the grand opening of its Park Slope location on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Baltic Street on Dec. 10 with sweet treats for customers, plus gift card and T-shirt giveaways. The opening marks another step in the company's U.S. expansion and its growing presence in New York City."
"The store is open daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., offering holiday meal deals and its famous 49-cent butter croissant - flown in from Europe and baked fresh daily - along with a variety of other bakery items. Known for its no-frills approach, the supermarket was voted the No. 1 grocery chain in the Newsweek Reader's Choice Awards last May."
Lidl, a German-owned discount supermarket chain, opened a Park Slope store at Fifth Avenue and Baltic Street on Dec. 10 with giveaways and sweet treats. The store operates daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and promotes holiday meal deals and a 49-cent butter croissant flown from Europe and baked fresh. Lidl emphasizes a no-frills approach and was voted the No. 1 grocery chain in the Newsweek Reader's Choice Awards. Product offerings include fresh produce, high-quality and organic meats, frozen goods, household and home items, and a premium Lidl Preferred Selection line. Weekly deals, themed sales, and a MyLidl app provide additional discounts.
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