Supermercados Dani

Family-Owned Supermarkets in Andalusia

Supermercados Dani is a family-owned supermarket chain with stores in the Andalusian provinces of Granada, Málaga, Jaén, and Almería. The company describes itself as one of Spain’s least expensive supermarket chains and says it has ranked among the most affordable for more than 20 years.

Store Network

The company lists locations in several Andalusian towns. In Granada, these include Hiper Armilla, Hiper Zaidín, Almanjáyar, Plaza de Toros, Pedro Antonio, Alarcón, Melchor Almagro, Arabial, Avenida Dilar, Avenida América, La Chana, Armilla, and La Zubia. In Málaga province, stores are listed in Motril, Guadix, Antequera, and Fuengirola. In Jaén, the list includes Jaén and Olivares. In Almería, it includes Adra.

Published hours for Hiper Zaidín and Almanjáyar are Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m.–9 p.m.

Selection and Private Label

The chain carries fresh foods, primarily from local suppliers, and a broad range of groceries, household and personal-care products, and pet supplies under its IFA private label. Examples in its offers brochure include IFA pasta and potato chips, Soldepenas wine, Font Natura water, Elpozo fuet, Iberitos pâté, Casa Tarradellas pizza, Choví mayonnaise, and Isabel tuna.

Online Shopping and Home Delivery

Supermercados Dani operates an online store at daniencasa.es with home delivery. The company says these services are currently available only in Granada.

Business Model

The company says it does not operate as a franchise: all of its stores are directly managed under one business model.

Customer Service

Customer service is available at +34 900 844 124, Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.–1:30 p.m. and 5–7:30 p.m. A contact form is also available on the website.