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New Lidl Grocery Store to Open in Columbia Heights at End of June

  • June 14th 2023

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Lidl has an opening date for its second DC location. 

The grocer announced Wednesday that its 27,000 square-foot location on the ground floor of the DC USA mall in Columbia Heights (map) will open on June 28. The European grocery store chain opened its first DC store last fall at Skyland Town Center. 

“Our community was incredibly excited to welcome the District’s first Lidl to Ward 7 last year, and now we are excited to welcome our second Lidl to Ward 1,” said Mayor Muriel Bowser. “Our focus has been – and continues to be – on increasing access to fresh, healthy, and affordable groceries, and that is what Lidl is helping us do. With this opening, we celebrate more food options and more jobs for DC residents.”

Lidl is a 46 year-old German grocery brand known for its sustainable sourcing and its private-label goods, making it somewhat comparable to a Trader Joe's or Aldi's. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/new_lidl_grocery_store_to_open_in_columbia_heights_at_end_of_june/21139.

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