I love Big Y! The store is bright and clean, the employees are friendly and helpful and they have a…read moregood selection of items. I've had the grinders which are very good and reasonably priced.

Great selection Prices are good Brand new store very clean and all the employees are knowledgeable…read moreand friendly

I always love coming to Lyman orchards to get the fresh baked pies and pastries. Around the…read moreholidays it tends to be busier. A lot of quality farm fresh food and local produce

Food Quality vs. Price. Lyman Orchard presents themselves as a farm to table type of place. The…read moregrocery store there is overpriced, and the products under deliver. Like a complete tourist trap. 11.99 for a single serve potpie that appears as though it was home made by the establishment. It was way beyond gross. Same thing for the stuffed breads. Just yuck. It's a lazy version of a farm store, honestly quality has fallen and prices have risen steadily since Covid. So done with this place. Should have gone to the other orchard. Closer to me. I guess at least the drive there was nice.

Amazing! I was looking for a deli for lunch and I saw this place on maps. I walked in and the lady…read morewas super nice. They have breakfast, a bunch of sandwiches, and spanish food. I got an Italian combo which was on the cheaper price side and I absolutely loved it. This sandwich was made very fast and it was one of the best sandwiches I've had in a while. Wish I took a picture to show it! I will definitely be back.

They need more employees. If the the store closes at 10pm why is the deli department closed at 8:30…read morepm.

They seem to be building up their stock of organic produce. Their lead cashiers, employees are very…read morerude and disrespectful. The store often stinks of rotten food. There are frequent fights and weed smoking in the parking lot at all hours of the day. It's the most ghetto Stop & Shop I've been to. If you can shop somewhere else I suggest you do so.

Aldi feels like a cross between a supermarket and a minimart. They have smaller stores, less brand…read morevariety, but usually well stocked with the essentials. I have found their meats to be very fresh. With some other supermarket meat sections, they will dye the meats with fresh blood and dyes and then rewrap the meat with a new expiration date. There are consumer report videos on Youtube that describe and show the practice from CNBC and CBC. But so far I have not experience that same practice with Aldi. You can easily tell a supermarket store does this when you cut the meat and noticed the color of the meat inside is significantly darker, or browner than the surface. With Aldi, I have not experienced that at all so I trust them more. Their ground beef and other meats have a uniformed color inside and the surface. My experience with their produce has also been positive. The downside to Aldi is that they might not stock a favorite brand. For me, I am very particular about the flavored coffee creamer I like and they don't carry it. But they do have generic coffee creamers. Not a big deal because megastores like BJs Club don't carry every brand or product line either. Aldi doesn't carry hot foods to take out. They don't have an onside kitchen to prep these kinds of foods. So I'll find I will still have to go up the road to S&S and pick up a ready-made roaster for dinner. As for this particular location. The store is very clean. Aisles are neat and orderly. Boxes of goods are cut open and place directly on the shelves making the stocking of the shelves very efficient and fast. The parking lot is large with plenty of parking. Aldi is also a no-frills low-cost store so do expect to deposit a quarter to borrow one of their shopping carts. It saves them from having to hire someone to round up the carts from the lot like other supermarket do. You get the quarter back after you return the cart. You also don't have to worry about runaway carts dinging your car. Bring your own shopping bags because their plastic bags do cost money. Sometimes the check out lines are long because they might have only two cashiers. But most of the cashiers work very quickly to get you through the door. Aldi is to me a good place to get the basics at a lower cost, but they don't replace your traditional supermarket. They supplement it. I am sure some products can be purchased cheaper during a sale but if you are like me and you don't have time to look through supermarket circulars, this is a good place to get a fair price, even if it isn't the absolute cheapest. My advice, shop here first and whatever you don't find, pick it up at another store if you are in a hurry.

The food quality has been going down hill while the prices spike!…read more Bought mandarins (cuties) the other day. They seemed fine, minus one I had to throw out. No big deal, only one. The next day 2 more were rotted, leaning all over the counter smelling sour I contacted the store but this was 4 days after the fact and ALL have been discarded because they are rotten. Of course you can't do anything without the packaging or the receipt. Didn't think I'd have to save it with their "fresh produce"

Came here for some deli sandwiches and treats and was very pleased . Little market has all kinds of…read moreoptions for drinks , snacks , some light grocery and great deli . Had chicken cutlet special , the chili which was nice and spicy and also had some other treats . Good service , and good experience . Total recommend !

This little store has been a fixture on Main Street my entire life. Current owners have…read moresuccessfully carried on the tradition. It's the go to place for meats and just about anything else you might want at a country market. Their Tika Masala is wonderful!

6:30 Saturday at their "Customer Service" desk, I asked for lottery tickets. "No. Lottery's off." I…read moreasked for change to use the lottery machine. "We don't make change." In other words, the usual at Stop and Shop Middletown. And who was this Customer Service clerk? The assistant manager! Rude, unhelpful, and just plain unpleasant. I wss going to buy groceries too, but I just left my cart and walked out. The worst grocery store I've ever been to, and it's because of the service, or lack of it. I live only a mile away, but I'm never going back. I'd give it zero stars if I could.

There is one reason I keep coming here - it is three minutes drive from my house. That is where my…read moreenjoyment of this supermarket ends. For me, shopping here is truly a displeasure. The stocking is inconsistent so I can never rely on being able to get the products I come in for. This is particularly true for buttermilk which I buy weekly. Yes, it is a specialty item but the store is plenty large enough to keep it in stock and perhaps carry more than the one expensive option offered. In terms of the other selection, it is hard to find unusual ingredients and yet there does often seem to be a decent selection of tropical fruit. The bakery has very mediocre bakes and an average selection at best. There is nothing truly horrifying; I mean to say the place is relatively clean, no vermin, nothing that could actually get me to stop being lazy and go somewhere I enjoy shopping. This particular branch is pretty basic and low-tech. Finally, the staff and employees are a mixed batch that kind of breaks down to be 25% spiteful, 50% ambivalent, and 25% pleasant. If you have better options or more motivation, head elsewhere.

I was pleasantly surprised with the ambience of this Stop & Shop. The store is very clean,…read morewell-stocked, fully staffed, and they even played great music that seemed to put everyone in a happy, dancing mood. The layout of the store made everything easy to find and access. Nothing on my list was out of stock. The selection of fruits, vegetables and meats, offered a wide variety of sizes and prices. My favorite area is always the florist, and Wallingford did not disappoint. It included almost a whole wall full of beautiful arrangements. Kudos to the management for providing such a pleasurable shopping experience!

If you shop here, be aware that the deli slicers are never cleaned throughout the day. I know…read morebecause I worked there and none of the employees clean them. All they do is click on a tablet, reporting that they cleaned it, but they didn't. It gross.

Loved the self service pantry. Welcoming location, good signage for a first time visitor. Wish it…read morewas closer to me. Positively returning.

I stumbled upon this sweet sweet farm today. What a gift it is to locals. The farm works on an…read morehonor system and accepts cash or check! They have a variety of beautifully made products such as fresh milk (and flavors), cheese, eggs, and yogurt. I will be back next time I pass through Durham.

Such a gem!! Local…read moreitems, produce, dairy, eggs, apple sauce, pie Reasonable priced Dani was so helpful and kind! Love, love, love this store and you will too!!

River Ridge's shop is adorable! I love their rustic, industrial vibe (with some added holiday cheer…read moreduring our December visit). Their market is spacious and their produce is laid out well, so it's easy to move around while you browse. We love River Ridge for their wide variety of produce; everything is full of flavor and tastes better than anything we can find in the grocery stores. We're especially grateful that they always have some of our favorites that are usually hard to find: ginger, turmeric, and local garlic! We also really like their fermented black garlic. The real reason we are willing to drive 40+ minutes to shop here is because of the incredible River Ridge team. Dakota and Matt are two of the friendliest people who clearly love what they do. The staff at the store are just as welcoming and passionate. We get excited to visit and are enjoy supporting them!