Love this family-owned market and am so thankful to have it in town!! The best part is that they'll…read moregladly order and stock specialty items you might have previously had to travel to other towns to get-- just ask!! Recently I was shlepping to Whole Foods for one thing, asked the manager if he would see if they could get it-- and within 2 days Walter Stewart's carried it!! They also have a true commitment to the local community, giving back and sponsoring events, in addition to supporting fledgling local food businesses and sourcing local ingredients, especially in their produce dept. It seems that every time I shop there I discover something new and delicious to serve my family-- from Whole G breads, to Gracious Gourmet spreads, local apples and cider doughnuts, to gourmet olive oils. I feel fortunate to have this market with small-town feel, but sophisticated offerings, in our town.

The lawyer Stewart who had an office around the back was a nightmare. Glad he is gone. Totally…read moreunprofessional, hated women and spent his office hours on match.com. I had to file a grievance to get my money back. Toxic attorney.

Love this place!! If I was to call out the best part of this supermarket, It has to be their…read morecustomer Service. You will always find a very attentive staff, very polite, always willing to help and it feels like you are among friends when you go there. Whoever is doing the recruitment and training over there, must be given full marks for their effectiveness. The place is always busy, local Wiltoneers pouring in and out and it has everything from Veggies to milks, to meat, to Deli items and even cooked food. The food is always fresh and you find them restocking newly prepared food throughout the day. Everything here has a feel of freshness and the quality is consistently good. Besides grocery, I love their quiches and even the sushi is excellent. It's great as I live nearby , but if you are in the area, do benefit from this local Grocery store.

Woman at the deli counter was very rude. I had ordered a sandwich online, went to pick it up and…read moreshe rolled her eyes at me and said it "may be" over there.

I've been waiting for this place to open since I first heard the rumors! I practically lived at the…read moreIthaca Wegmans during my undergrad years in upstate NY, so seeing one pop up right here in Norwalk is a total game-changer. The first thing you notice is the vibe--it feels more like an open-air market than a standard grocery store. It's huge, incredibly well-lit, and just feels "clean." Honestly, it's a breath of fresh air compared to some of the other spots around here that are starting to look a bit worn down. You can tell they actually maintain and scrub the place daily. The selection is honestly overwhelming in the best way possible. Their prepared food section is elite--I'm talking a full sushi bar, custom pizzas, a hot bar, and a deli that actually makes a decent sandwich. Plus, there's a whole second floor with tables and chairs if you want to hang out and eat there. A few things that make this my new go-to: * The Price: I was shocked at how competitive they are. They're giving Costco a run for their money on a lot of items, and they're definitely cheaper than the other local chains. * The Location: It's right across from Costco, Target, and Home Depot. I can get my entire weekend "to-do" list done without driving to different places. * The Parking: Huge private lot with two floors, so I've never had a stressful time finding a spot. * The Staff: Everyone is genuinely friendly. It makes sense, though--Wegmans is famous for actually paying their people well and taking care of them, and you can really feel that reflected in the service. The produce and meat are as fresh as it gets, but the overall experience is what sells it. Sorry, Stew Leonard's, but you've officially got some serious competition. 5 stars, easily.

I wanted to wait before writing this review until I visited a few times. Things I love about this…read moreWegmans: - they open at 6AM (makes it easy to get shopping done without a crowd) - love the two level parking lot - their bottle return section is kept clean and everytime I've been there's never a line -excellent customer service Things I don't love about Wegmans: - they are pricier than your average grocery store. I only come for specialty items or if they're having a sale.

Honestly, I've been coming to the Norwalk Stew Leonard's for over 20 years now, and it never gets…read moreold. Pro tip for anyone trying to avoid the absolute chaos of the main lot: pull in using the George Ave entrance and park over there. It's a total game-changer for getting in and out fast. Most people know this place because it was on Ripley's Believe it or Not! back in the day for being the world's largest dairy store, but it's honestly just an institution. Right when you walk in, you see that huge stone tablet with their customer service rules--basically saying the customer is always right, and if they're wrong, re-read rule number one. Supposedly the founder, Stew Sr., put it up after arguing with a lady over some sour eggnog decades ago until his wife checked him. It definitely stuck, because in two decades of shopping here, I have literally never had a bad customer experience. The staff is always so solid. They have everything--a great bakery (the Apple Cider Donuts are legendary), a massive seafood section with fresh lobster rolls daily, a killer meat department where I usually grab lamb steaks, and a seasonal garden center and "Little Farm" with goats and ducks that the kids love. They even have a food truck outside now. But if I'm being completely real? Half the time I roll up here, I am solely there for one thing: the hot bar. They have the absolute best wings around, specifically the Spicy Italian ones. I will literally drive over just to grab a container of those wings for lunch. A few quick heads-up things: download their app before you go because the loyalty program rewards actually add up pretty quick, and definitely remember to bring your own bags. Oh, and grab a soft serve on your way out. Essential Norwalk experience.

Stew Leonard's in Norwalk has always been one of our first stops when I would visit my family. I…read moredon't get to Stew Leonard's any other time. I love this location and my daughter was fortunate enough to visit our family for the holidays. I'm so jealous. My cousin saw her staring at the metal mug and purchased it for. That's family for you. I really miss the unusual vibes I get from Stew Leonard's atmosphere. I remember visiting as a teenager when I came to Connecticut for the summers. I'm highly recommending!

This Stop and Shop is the best in the area. It was very well stocked and they had some really good…read morespecials. Parking was very easy. Store is very clean and well organized. I consider Stop & Shop to be a mid grade supermarket; not as good as Shoprite. But in my opinion, this particular store is much better than other Stop & Shop's I've been to.

Here's a tighter, more aggressive rewrite that keeps the pressure on and sharpens the technical…read morecall-out: I am beyond disgusted with my recent online delivery experience at the Norwalk Connecticut Avenue location. This is not my first time using this service, and I have never had issues before, which makes this failure even more unacceptable. Poor customer service deserves to be called out, and this is a blatant example of it. My order was canceled with absolutely no notification--no email, no text, no explanation. I was left waiting for an order that had already been canceled without my knowledge. This is completely unacceptable and reflects a serious breakdown in Stop & Shop's customer service. Why offer a service you clearly cannot manage or guarantee? Had I not called to follow up myself, I would have been left in limbo indefinitely. There should be a basic system in place to notify customers of any order delay or cancellation, along with a reason. From a technical standpoint, this is not difficult--you already have customer contact information, including email and phone numbers. To make matters worse, after this failure on your end, I was forced to resubmit the order, make an additional payment, and now wait 7-10 business days for a refund or credit on the canceled order. This is negligent, unprofessional, and an unacceptable way to conduct business. If zero stars were an option, that is what this experience deserves.

Having visited many markets in Fairfield County over the years, I was astonished to just discover…read morethis hidden gem. Slightly off the beaten path, I surmise it is well known to Darien residents. The layout is somewhat unusual -- you enter into the dairy aisle, with produce at the other end of the building. Make sure you try the prepared foods -- the chicken scarpariello meatballs are our favorite item so far. Soups were excellent -- chicken matzo ball, sausage gumbo and carrots ginger all pleased. Pulled pork was savory but could have used some sauce. At Easter they were sampling delicious ham and scalloped potatoes. Fresh meats appeared to be of high quality, I can vouch for the hamburger patties. The fish counter is small and is not attended by a fishmonger. I've only had free samples of the baked goods so far, but they look great. Produce is solid, but as expensive as you would expect from a gourmet market in Darien. Service from the counter folks and check out was uniformly excellent.

Shopping at Palmer's is always an experience. Yes, the prices might be slightly higher than Whole…read moreFoods, but that's really beside the point, you're not just buying groceries, you're investing in a lifestyle. Where else can you stroll the aisles with a free coffee in hand, pretending you came in for "just one thing," while slowly filling your cart with items you didn't know existed but now absolutely need. And the rotisserie chicken might be the best financial decision in the whole store. Somehow it's the one thing that feels like a bargain while everything else gently reminds you that quality comes at a price. In the end you walk out with great groceries, a lighter wallet, and the comforting feeling that at least you did it with a cup of free coffee in your hand. Honestly, worth it.

It is Trader Joes. Parking is a little crazy but I always find a spot…read more Staff is wonderful and helpful. They go out of their way for you like they own the store. Selection can be a little limiting because they only sell their own products. The prices are very fair although my only general criticism is, I do not like paying per unit for fruit and vegetables. But that seems to be common these days. Pricing is very reasonable. Very well run store. MUCH BETTER than Acme.

A friendly staffed, local grocery store with a solid selection of groceries, produce, and…read moreplants/florals. It's not the largest Trader Joe's I've gone to, but it is reliable and I find everything I need. A positive experience I had here today was at checkout: the employee noticed that the Trader Joe's reusable bag I brought had some wear & tear near one of the handles and offered to replace it for free. The bag I had was no longer available but she helped me select a new similar reusable bag. It's these small acts of kindness and going the extra mile that makes it a part of the community. I also appreciate their commitments to sustainability and our planet.

I wanted to get a loaf of bread sliced but I was told I would have to slice it myself. it seems to…read moreme good customer service would be to slice the bread for the customer

The parking lot is packed with mobile floc cameras. Nobody in the store can answer what is being…read moreobserved, recorded, how long it's archived, or whom it is shared with. There is no signage as you enter the lot, or on the equipment. Questioning the legality

This is a good solid Wegmans. It's laid out identical to the one at home by me which I thought was…read morephenomenal because others I've been to, I was not that lucky and it took a while, figuring out where to go for what. I was able to run in and out and get what I needed in a smooth and timely matter. It made me think why are all Wegmans not laid out in the same way, space allowing of course. Their shelves were fully stocked, and the staff was there if needed. I also love that the parking lot was dedicated specifically to Wegmans so there was no additional stores making it a complicated situation. Easy to get to right after the highway if you are in route somewhere and not local.

This used to be my go-to Wegmans when I was staying in White plains on business trips. In fact, it…read morewas my first impression of Wegmans since I had never heard of it before. I am here on a trip now and have noticed the location has gone a bit downhill. I can't go into all the details but it's an overall impression based on a few interactions with employees, the way food products are displayed, the breakfast area looking very sloppy with equipment and supplies left around as well as other impressions. I wonder if management has either recently changed or has it just been a slow slippage. Either way, it's a bit disappointing but I will continue to go there out of necessity.