Aldi is asking Londoners where it should open its next stores as part of a major expansion drive.
The budget supermarket chain is inviting shoppers to nominate locations across the UK, including within London.
Requested areas will be considered as part of Aldi’s target to reach 1,500 stores nationwide.
Jonathan Neale, managing director of national real estate at Aldi UK, said: "We know how important it is for people to have access to affordable, high-quality food close to where they live, which is why we’re asking our shoppers to help us identify the communities that would benefit most from a new Aldi store.
"Opening new stores in these areas means we can bring great value to more customers, while also creating jobs and offering industry-leading pay."
Last year, locations in London, Merseyside and Oxfordshire were recognised as priority locations amongst shoppers.
Aldi is investing more than £370 million in new stores this year.
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Recent progress includes a store near Pendle Drive in Liverpool and new sites in Hanworth and Willesden in London.
The supermarket is asking the public to email their suggestions to NextNewStore@aldi.co.uk, simply stating the town in the subject line.
Submissions are open until Thursday, June 18, 2026.
The company plans to announce the results and reveal its next set of priority locations later this year.
More information about Aldi's site requirements can be found on its website.
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