Say what you need
Put up your shopping list, say which Aldi, and add anything you are fussy about. It takes about a minute.
No. Aldi does not bring groceries to your home anywhere in the UK, and has not done since August 2024. You can still get an Aldi shop delivered though, by paying someone local to go and fetch it, and this page shows you how.
1,087 shops across England, Scotland and Wales.
The short answer
There is no Aldi app to order from, no delivery slots, and no click and collect. Aldi ran delivery for about four years and then closed every part of it, and nothing has come along since.
Which leaves a much better question than whether Aldi delivers: who is going to fetch your shopping, and how quickly can they do it. There are more answers to that than most people expect.
The usual route is to pay someone local to do the shop and drop it round. It works like this.
Put up your shopping list, say which Aldi, and add anything you are fussy about. It takes about a minute.
Local people send you a price. You can read their reviews and ask them anything before you say yes.
Whoever you pick goes to the shop, buys your list, and messages you if something is not on the shelf.
Bags handed over. Your money is only released once the shopping has actually turned up.
A few good options, depending on what you need and where you live.
A friendly UK site where you put up the shop you want doing and local people offer to go and do it. The whole cost is on screen before you agree to anything, which makes it easy to say yes.
Other ways
Big names with plenty of people signed up in the cities. Fees come in later on, so it is worth reading the total twice.
The cheapest answer of all, and people are usually pleased to be asked. Local Facebook and Nextdoor groups are full of these.
Free volunteer shopping for older and housebound people in lots of areas. Well worth asking about early.
For a big weekly shop, Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Iceland all bring it round. You give up the Aldi prices, but the van comes to you.
Why it went
| When | What closed |
|---|---|
| January 2022 | The tie-up with Deliveroo ended and around 130 shops came off the app, as people went back to shopping in person after the pandemic. |
| January 2023 | Specialbuys stopped being delivered, so the middle aisle became something you visit rather than order. |
| Autumn 2023 | Wine and spirits delivery was dropped, which closed the last way to have a case sent out. |
| 18 August 2024 | Click and Collect closed after four years and 174 shops. |
Reported in the grocery trade press between January 2022 and August 2024. Aldi has not announced anything to take their place.
Every Aldi in England, Scotland and Wales has its own page, with the areas around it and who can help nearby.
No. Aldi has no home delivery service anywhere in the United Kingdom. The last part of it, click and collect, closed on 18 August 2024.
You can still get an Aldi shop delivered by asking someone local to go and fetch it for you, which is what most people now do.
Not for a grocery shop. Aldi's website is there to show you what is in the shops and what is coming up in the middle aisle, but there is no basket to fill and no delivery slot to book.
Nobody, in the UK. Aldi worked with Deliveroo between 2020 and January 2022, and that was the only delivery partner it ever had here.
In America things are different, where Aldi does deliver through Instacart, DoorDash and Uber Eats. Those services do not cover British shops.
It depends who you ask and how big the shop is. Paying someone local to fetch a normal weekly shop usually lands somewhere between ten and twenty pounds on top of the shopping itself, and less for a small top up.
Always agree the price before anyone sets off.
Most people helping out are happy within a few miles. Every shop page on this site shows the towns and villages around it and how far each one is, so you can see at a glance how close you really are.
Yes, and often at no cost. The Royal Voluntary Service and Age UK both run volunteer shopping in many areas, and lots of councils do too.
It is worth asking early, because these schemes match you with a regular volunteer rather than working on demand.