Always great selections of meat and great sales. The bacon is delicious and the apple sausage has…read morejust the right flavor. They will cut various meats to your liking which I prefer during the holidays. Their deli meats are delicious too especially the bacon crusted turkey. Always nice staff to greet you when you walk in.

Really nice store for high-quality deli meats. They have a good variety of deli meats that I like…read moreto put on my sandwiches almost every day. They also have some good ice cream from Hershey's (the ice cream company) sold in freezers. They slice and cut slices of deli correctly and the way I want the slices to be. It's a busy store for some things.

Over Christmas break, my friend Shawna shared a family tradition where she makes Philly…read moreCheesesteaks on Christmas Eve. I really loved the idea and figured it would be a fun change of pace as this year has been such a crazy one anyways! One of the most important and valuable questions that I asked her in follow up was, "where do you get your shaved steak from?" The answer leads me here to Bogner's. What a cool find in Manchester. There were so many people picking up holiday orders when I walked in and I know why now. Because they are awesome! Not one, not two, but three people helped me with my purchases and finding the 10 pounds of shaved steak that i needed for a really great price at that. I walked out of there with all sorts of fun things too- like onion rings, french fries, chicken tenders, pickles, sauces---they have so many things you might need and again- all for great prices! What a find! Everyone was as friendly as can be and the end result- the cooked Philly Cheesesteaks--so delicious! I will certainly keep this tradition going not only for Christmas, but also for other friend and family gatherings in the future. It's just really fun and we can all use a little more fun in our lives, right?! Cheers and Happy New Year! Can't wait to visit Bogner's again! Definitely check them out!

Excellent quality and everyone is super friendly and courteous…read more Love the various salads made up and best ever meat bundles.

100% recommend this shop! I wish I had pictures for my review, but the sandwiches we ordered…read moredisappeared so fast due to their deliciousness! On our first visit we ordered the Pulled Pork Sandwich and Wild Turkey. The service was so good, all of the guys behind the deli made sure everyone was promptly assisted. When I lifted the bag of our 2 sandwiches, it was as heavy as a brick!! The sandwiches were so big we split one for lunch and one for dinner. The winner was the pulled pork, but we loved the turkey too. We returned a couple of days later for another pulled pork sandwich and I also ordered a giant dill pickle I saw on the counter. This place also has a huge selection of raw meats and prepared foods and a bunch of random local goodies and sauces to try. Again, I wish I took a picture of my sandwich, but I forgot about the existence of my phone while I was enjoying it :)

I know it's Avon, but prices here are outrageous. I was looking at the ground venison & elk,…read moreneither one had prices listed (on the product itself or anywhere around the fridge). So the counter person took them back up to the register to check the prices, they were in the $23 & $24 range for 14 ounces. That's double the price I pay for ground venison and ground elk at the Litchfield Locker, the prices there are $11.99/lb (venison) & 10.99/lb (elk) respectively. So, needless to say, I just wasn't interested in being fleeced, no thanks. I won't be returning.

Going to Ted's is always a nice experience. There was a little bit of a wait (we didn't have a…read morereservation) on a Friday night, but not bad. Inside, you feel as if you were in a restaurant in New York of Boston, not EvergreenWalk in South Windsor. Tile floors, nice booths with wood dividers, tablecloths. A little more upscale but not pretentious at all. A small bowl of half sour pickles to start is given to everyone. Our server was nice & took our order along with drink order - they were busy so we did have a short wait. I got an espresso martini - very good. Steak salad for my meal (that's my go to at Ted's). The right amount of steak for me. My husband had a bison burger. Really good & very lean. He got the 50-50 : half fries & half onion rings. We got dessert to go. Apple crisp with pecans & vanilla ice cream. Our server packaged it up with directions on how to heat up. We had it the next night at home - so good. Plenty of parking at Evergreen. Always a nice meal

Housemate Chips with ranch dip...wow. Guinness...perfect pour...double wow (thank you, bartender…read moreSam) Ribeye(bison) with onion rings and delicious potato...I'm dying. Then strawberry shortcake is in season...hallelujah! Best dinner in memory thanks to Alexa & Sam! I'll be back and tell everyone how wonderful this was

First time stopping in the food was amazing and got customer service and friendly peopleread more

The empanada taco didn't disappoint! Service was nice and friendly , the man behind the counter,…read morehad a lot of patience and explaining us the menu. The aqua Fresca was good. I had a pineapple mango flavor. This place was small/cozy and actually quite busy for lunch. I would like to try the other location some day . Parking could be challenging; we literally had people parking behind us just so they can pick up the food but overall a good experience. I just wish there was a little bit more pico de gallo and maybe sour cream on the side.

World Market is such a beautiful store. It has so much nostalgia for me, because here I can find…read moresome delicious German treats that I'd have as a kid that I'd never know still exist if it weren't for World Market. There are isles of international cookies, chocolate and other goods. There's also beautiful furniture, pillows and kitchen items. I personally wouldn't invest in a couch from World Market because it's typically very expensive, and you can find similar items at other retailers. But they have unique accent chairs and small attractive furniture items. My favorite thing to get here, in addition to the chocolate, are the Christmas ornaments. They are so, so beautiful, and so unique. There is so much detail in each one. Now that it's after Christmas, they are all 50% off, making each one around $2.50 - $4.00. If you have a World Market in your area, I'd encourage you go and check them out. While some items are more expensive, the unique items, hard to find items and the nostalgic items are what it's worth stopping for.

Such a fun place to shop! Staff is courteous and helpful. Clean, orderly store with lots of unusual…read moreitems. Furniture, tableware, gifts, specialty foods. Stocking stuffers!

I usually love hot pot, I cannot have it all the time, or I will get sick of it. I came here…read morebecause it's cold outside and this time around it was "alright." It's all you can eat so don't expect 5 star service all the time. If you don't know the workers, they don't care about you. I notice that. Crab legs you have to order with the iPad now and crawfish is still unlimited and good. However I never know which beef slice I'm getting. Even if I order ribeye the second order doesn't look the same or taste the same. They mix ribeye and brisket all the time and I hate that. I use to rave about this place but only come when you crave it. Service has gone downhill

I like the location but the food is not that great, lots of choices but not very tasty somehow…read more I had the BBQ & hot pot combo, the hot pot part was not as good as dedicated hot pot place like Han Hot Pot in West Hartford. The BBQ was not very tasty, far cry from dedicated Korean BBQ that I loved when I used to visit Fort Lee Nj, Korean town. The lunch menu BBQ also excluded short ribs, which was a let down as that's the signature dish for Korean BBQ just as Pad Thai being the signature dish for Thai food & Fuqifeipian being a signature dish for SiChuan Chinese food.

I've been to spice city a bunch. It's a lot of Indian spices in bulk packages, fresh veggies and…read moresome interesting snacks. The kitchen they had previously was some warming trays kept off to the side. Good food but very much a quick bite place. They just expanded their food options though, so decided to give them a proper review. The display and kitchen are pretty nice looking. Their selection is limited but they have all the staples. I get their korma platter, two katis, a couple samosas and a samosa chaat. It took them a little while to assemble everything. They are new and haven't figured out how to handle rushes yet. I bought my food, took it home for pics, then dug in. Flavor-wise, it was okay. The fish Kati was good. Lots of fresh veggies and the fish was properly cooked. Good amount of sauce and a grilled pita. The chicken in the Kati and the korma were a little dry, but seasoned well. The rice was lightly seasoned and the salad was fresh. Not bad as a bite, but lacking punch. The samosa chaat was missing spice. Too heavy on the tomato sauce, needed more spice. The veggie samosas were really good though. When ringing me up, they messed up on the register and overcharged me a dollar. Even with that mess up, it still was relatively cheap. For everything, was about 30 bucks for everything. They also forgot to pack sauces that I asked for, but once again they are new. As a grocery store, it's good prices and fresh products. As a street food locale, it's good for quick bites but there are growing pains. Go in with an open mind and patience, and you'll get some good cheap eats.

An order of Chicken Korma from Spice Town's catering menu was one of the best kormas we've ever…read morehad. The small order, said to feed 6-7, fed 4 people with no leftovers, because everyone went back for seconds and gobbled it up, even the person who said it was too spicy. Also got some Chicken Seeikh kabob - very spicy, with a fabulous green sauce on the side. The whole order was delivered hot at exactly the time ordered (we showed up a bit early, had to come back), and the aroma in the car driving home was maddening - all we could do not to stop and dig into it by the side of the road. Didn't think to get rice, although they do not offer sides of plain rice anyhow. Will be looking forward to the next order, the larger size for sure, maybe try Tikka Masala.

Great local grocer! Perfect alternative to the larger stores and stocks the same staple items. The…read moretakeout deli has great options for sandwiches and the staff are extremely helpful and patient.

Quick stop on a Saturday morning right after Halloween. Busy, especially the deli counter. I…read moreordered a bagel sandwich that was generously packed and stacked. Clean store, on the pricey side .

Hometown spot, right off a two lane highway, you'll find a small corner restaurant with some tasty…read moresmoke coming off the top.. that's Thomas Smokey pit stop! Service was very friendly, prices a little high, but bbq is crazy these days so you kind of expect it. Tried the three meat plate, with a side of bbq beans and cornbread. Ribs: tender, not fall off the bone but great rub! Brisket: rather dry but I wouldn't throw it away Corn bread: dry and did throw away Baked beans: delicious!! Great little spicy flavor. Hot links: my favorite part of this dish! Wasn't a standard flavor, not too spicy, and had a great snap to it. Overall, decent experience, nothing to write home about. Very limited seating, stools only. Come hungry, good size portions.

First Timer to Thomas' Smokey Pit Stop BBQ in Manchester, CT yesterday. I did the 2 plate meat w/…read moreone side. Went with the Ribs & Brisket and collards. Place is smallish, but there's a counter with a few stools if you want to eat inside. Service was very friendly & efficient. Brisket was good -- tender and moist. Nice bark too. Ribs had a smokey flavor, I liked the rub they used. But a few were borderline tough. Collards were excellent. Overall, this is decent "northern Q", I would definitely come back again if I'm in the area. Thomas' Smokey Pit Stop BBQ is a solid 4 Star rating, IMO, and that's coming from a guy who consumed a lot of Q in northern Alabama when he lived down there.