This is a clean, well stocked, and well organized Dollar Tree. It was easy to find the things I was…read morelooking for, and then some. The only problem I experienced was a very long checkout line, because there was only one cashier available, and she was constantly required to help customers asking where to find various items.

One of the busiest places to shop in during the holiday season! Everyone is there trying to get…read moresomething for either gifting or wrapping those gifts. Lately, the dollar tree has diversified in what they are offering like over the counter medications and driving CVS out of business in some areas. My visit was a quick stop to pick up foil paper this time around. I was lucky and late at night with the store a few minutes away from closing. There was no one at the store and my visit was one off the quickest shopping experiences I have ever had. I just took a star out because the items in the store overwhelm me and the checkout process is usually slower. There are not a lot of employees working the register.

I've only been here once, but it was very similar to the West Hartford location, which I go to…read moreoccasionally for particular items. I was waiting for my food to be ready at tapas across the street, so I ran in specifically for my favorite mustard in the world, which is their aïoli garlic mustard sauce. Still under three bucks a jar when everything else in the world is going up quickly, so I grabbed a couple. Our cashier was the sweetest and very personable, unlike my regular grocery store. We went on a Friday evening and luckily it was not packed, there was plenty of parking available and no traffic getting in and out of the lot like another review mentioned. Everything seemed pretty well stocked, and the store was clean. We were not there for flowers, but their flower selection is always great!

It's almost as if it is a requirement for Trader Joe's to have the smallest parking lot available…read more Since this location sits on the corner, depending on the time of day you end up in a complete backup waiting to get into the parking lot. What's strange is that the store never seems overcrowded despite the parking nightmare. Their florals, specifically garden roses, are beautiful. I got three dozen to practice a bouquet I'm making for my mother for Mother's Day. If they added in a florist to make bouquets, I'm sure they would have a line out the door. They are very quick at the register! The cheese tote bag is adorable.

Great deals and variety, very nice staff. Perfect place to…read morepick up stocking stuffers, snacks and just about anything else you need.

New(er) Dollar General in East Hampton. Immaculately clean. Great location. They literally have…read moreeverything you need. From food and drinks to clothes and cleaning supplies. East Hampton has done a huge service to its residents by having this in down.

It feels odd to feel so positively about a Shop Rite, a lower cost supermarket, but this is the…read morebest one to which I've been. It's clean, spacious, has a robotic inventory machine, seems to be organized well, and staff seemed to enjoy their jobs. There is a small flower and plant section, bakery, deli, along with the usual pantry items. Perhaps it's because we went first thing on a weekend but I liked it! And I would rather purchase meat and seafood here than at a Stop and Shop. Sign up for the loyalty card and get those digital coupons. There are also the usual self checkout lanes, with the regular staffed lines. It's also located in a convenient complex with quite a few retail shops and a Panera. Most likely as the throngs of shoppers descend, the experience will degrade accordingly.

ShopRite was created in the 1940s by a bunch of small grocery stores coming together to create one…read moreentity. They also own Price Rite, which was a very affordable grocery store I used to go to in Rhode Island. This place reminded me of Publix in Florida. There were plenty of cash registers open and I love the self checkouts. The store was large and clean. The bakery section had baked fresh items. I loved the prepared foods section; the smell made me salivate. Pro tip: don't go there hungry. They had rotisserie chicken, prepared sides, sushi, and fresh produce. If you want to preorder a cake, download their app and schedule a pickup. I think the prices were comparable to other standard grocery stores nearby. Overall, a good market to get all your grocery shopping needs.

Store is a joke. Why anyone would spend time and money there is beyond me. Management could not…read morecare less that you have to stand in line forr 20 minutes at the one human manned check out while your frozen/refrigerated items go bad. They overcharge you like crazy, it is the norm not the exception. I have been charged twice for the same item more than once because they are rushed and scan it twice. I finally learned to just stay away.

The Geissler's in Warehouse Point is about 2.5 miles away. It's one of seven family-owned in…read morenorthern CT and Western MA (Agawam). Customer Service is off the charts. Like any other supermarkets, you need to shop sales, although produce is usually fresh and sale prices very good. But, actually, this review is mainly regarding the lunchtime steam table. During weekdays, it's usually available from just prior to 11A until about 1:15 P. Pay by the pound ($9.99). Huge variety, including items like zucchini fries, eggplant fries, fried pickle chips, yada yada yada. Pot roast and roast turkey appear regularly, as do various style wings and tenders, a fish entree (or two), and an Italian entree. It got to the point earlier this year, that I was visiting several times a week. So, no lie, I actually gave up the Geissler's steam table FOR LENT, FOR CRIPES SAKE!!! It was difficult, but I managed to do it. Not sure if all 7 G's locations offer similar steam tables. Thankfully, Warehouse Point does. BTW, right after Lent ended, I think I got about a lb of food... 5 steamy stars

I am an Aldi girl, and stop into them multiple times a week. This location has nice, wide aisles…read moreand is usually well stocked with pantry staples and specialty goods that are in the weekly flyer. The aisle of shame gets depleted fairly quickly, so if there is sometime you really want go first thing on Wednesday. The staff here is amazing! They are super helpful, and that combined with the self-checkout kiosks means you never wait long to get checked out.

It's what simple grocery shopping is in common. Not really fully stocked on various items but who…read morecares. There's another ALDI less than ten miles away in Vernon. The cashier was what I call a "Speedie" cuz he was the one who took no time to take care of transactions at fast paced motion speed. With a small piece of tomato on the ground, that is okay though that place can be a little more clean but whatever. It's a nice atmospheric store in the community although it's only a minute away from Costco. Overall, Aldi's in town is alright.

This is a beautiful store and is kept impeccably clean. Like I don't think I've ever seen such…read moreclean floors in a grocery store. Not to mention that all of the items are perfectly aligned. Almost a little scary lol, but very aesthetically pleasing! Stopped in to grab some quick items for lunch the next day and since it was the first time in, we decided to walk around and get a good feel of the store. The desserts counter is absolutely beautiful. We got their 3 for $12 option and my favorite had to be the cannoli tart. Love to see that they make so many things in house and I will definitely be back. The service was super friendly and we got to sit in their table area and do a dessert taste test, which was fun.

I finally got to venture to this new grocery store establishment in Wethersfield, CT that resembles…read morea lot like a Whole Foods. I landed this deal as it was Saturday when I went in. I receive their ads as I signed up when the store opened online. I've been hearing about the Saturday & Sunday $5 off Big Meal. Well let me tell you I got all of this for a total of $20. It's the greatest deal going out there. I was told by the workers there that every Wednesday they change up their specials and then by the weekend they offer $5 off (Sat & Sun). You choice a protein -either chicken or shrimp, a Rao's pasta, sauce (pesto, Alfredo or creamy vodka which I choose, - vegetable (green beans to steam) and a make it yourself cannoli for dessert. I definitely walk in on the perfect night and 1/2 hour before they closed at 9 pm. Give it a try as you won't be disappointed. Can't wait to make my dinner special and all of it looks so fresh.

The TJ Maxx in Farmington is one of the best in the area. It is very well stocked in every…read moredepartment, it is organized and clean. I wish Burlington next door would learn a few tips from them on how to keep a store clean and organized. They have clothing items for men, women and kids. Although the women's clothing section is lacking a bit. There are items for pets, toys and shoes. As well as a nice variety of items for the home. They even have some bicycles for sale. The store isn't big, but there's plenty of great merchandise. Parking is easy, since it's at a shopping center. The line to check out is typically quick. I'll usually walk away with a great bargain.

I actually like this location a lot and seem to have good luck finding things here. However, some…read moreof the employees need some work. This happened not long ago, that the woman working in the jewelry and accessory dept. was absolutely hacking so loudly it was startling. She coughed for a really long time and was not covering her mouth. I immediately left that area and just went to check out. I very quietly told the woman ringing me up that the coughing employee sounds really sick. The woman started almost berating me in a loud tone, that the employee has asthma and she would never come in to work sick. Ok, but how would anyone know that she's not sick and actually has asthma? Also, she's still spreading germs by coughing without covering her mouth. The cashier kept going on and on aggressively that I just walked out. I appreciate people sticking up for their team members, but this is a completely different circumstance.