Pretty good sized store. It was bigger than I was expecting when I walked in. I did some light…read moregrocery shopping and everything seemed pretty affordable. The veggie section did feel a little small in comparison to other stores I typically shop at. There were a lot of items in stock that I've been unable to find at competition stores so I was able to stock up on some EOS body wash and crab legs lol. It's out the way for me but a good store for the most part.

We have used the catering service here twice now, and it's been the best experience. They are…read moreprofessional, with sincere pride in the quality of both the presentation and taste of their food. The veggie platters and crudités were just so pretty, and made our buffet tables look lovely. I used their regular ShopRite app, went into the express section and just ordered off the extensive menu. It is important to give them a couple days notice.

The service is great I use home delivery they bring wat ever I ordered to my apartment. They are…read morealways very nice and helpful and every thing I ordered is there.

Was at the butcher case today and was pleasantly greeted by a younger bearded gentleman (never saw…read morehime before) who worked in that dept and offered to cut whatever size porterhouse I wanted!!! He was great, and a welcome change. Wish there were more people like that who showed customer appreciation.

You know you have a good grocer when you start sharing your life stories with each other... patels…read moreis run by one such wonderful family who greet you with a smile and will go to lengths of getting something for you if it's not already available at the store... For those of you who are new and trying to cook Indian food and may be thinking "It's too complicated! There are too many spices," fear not this is your one stop shop for all ingredients on your list or just pick one from the frozen food aisle...there are lots of precooked choices for snacks, curries, rotis/breads and pre-prepped ingredients too... like grated coconut, batter for dosa (lentil crepe).You can pickup a DVD of an Indian movie or try some traditional Indian sweets while your there as well. I find the store to be very well maintained and well stocked at all times.

All three Were and are excellent at most of their locations…read moreHave been shopping there for years and most times service and product wuality are good! We always buy with them for pricing service and quality!

This place consistently has long lines, and very few staff. There is always a wait at…read moreself-checkout , and at most 1 lane open. Poorly run, avoid when possible. During the next Waze update, they will update this place as a hazard, with alternate routes to another grocery store.

The seafood manager Jesus was rude, and dismissive and lethargic when i asked him a simple question…read moreabout fish. And he's too fat to do his job! I'm not asking Jesus to walk on water, just five feet to look for what i'm asking for. Mad!

Didn't want to drive across town for some veggies and heavy whipping cream when this is around the…read morecorner from me. Price was not bad

This South Asian Grocery Chain with many locations in California and NJ finally opened doors to…read moreIndians in CT. The crowd today was immense since they just opened an hr ago and are running a sale for their Grand Opening between now and 30th Aug. They have extensive stock of ethnic groceries, piled up high to the ceiling....so it might be a good idea to stop by and stock up. Just be prepared to be in line for a solid 2hrs. The store is huge and has the largest selection of fresh/frozen produce, Indian: oils, condiments utensils. Name it, they have it all!! I didn't get a chance to explore the store in detail coz of the crowd but I'm glad to have a store like this close by for my Indian fix.

I love getting my hot food here when I'm in the area. Always the rice with either pork or beef stew…read moreon top with extra gravy. Serving size is huge!!! Definitely more than one meal even with a small order.

I was in this supermarket mainly for ripe plantains. In Stop and Shop, it is sometimes available,…read morebut not consistant. Ctown had excellent ripe plantains. I found many interesting products which are generally not available in regular grocery stores. Frupack Guanabana the best soursop juice I ever tasted. I had some pieces of soursop in it, which enhanced the taste a lot. Lucuma ice cream was ok but for $10 a pint, it is very expensive. Guava cheese bread was a good bread to try. Ricarepa super special cheese arepas was a good try. Mango and guava ice was a concept from another culture. Casa Real Turron Crema was very similar to Marzipan. I liked it. Coconut milk horcetta was good as well. Overall, I found the prices in this place is higher than Stop and Shop.

I dunno, I thought Aldi was run pretty well but this store in the short time I've lived in East…read moreHartford has gone from bad to worse. Invariably they've been out of "stuff". Then this past year, the coolers went and products were even more limited until it was repaired. Okay those things happen. But recently some genius decided to move the produce section up to the front door (see how that works in the heat of the summer) and re-arrange the rest of the store shelves --- with no logic whatsoever. And today, most of the dairy was out of stock at 2 pm; I got the last quart of milk! Stores are successful for one my their managers and this place seems unmanaged; like a sinking boat being bailed out by the crew. You really need to resolve this stuff or you're not going to have a customer base for long. Shop-rite is right down the road.

My family has been shopping at this location for years, and it is my mother's preferred grocery…read morestore. My mother is elderly and has mobility issues, and I believe she likes this chain of stores because they are small, so everything is close together. I have never personally noticed that the prices are much better than those of Shop Rite, and when they are, I always notice a dip in quality as well. Their watery Greek yogurt springs immediately to mind. Regardless, it's my mother's preferred store, and previously, when she requested it of me, I would pick up her groceries here, since it's her money after all. I think that after today I won't be back. I was sent here by my mother to settle some issues with a receipt where a number of items weren't marked down as they should have been, and some produce needed to be returned because it'd spoiled two days after we bought it. Literally two days, by the way. It was purchased on Sunday, and I'm writing this on Wednesday, having just returned from the store. The cashier I interacted with was professional enough, and he immediately summoned a manager to handle the return. The manager was irritable and standoffish and seemed to regard this interaction as a total imposition, sneering that he wanted to know why the return hadn't been made three days prior. So basically why my eighty-year-old mother didn't immediately recognize the issues with the $190 receipt that she'd been given, with the dozens of items she'd purchased listed on it, turn the car right around, get her walker out of the back, and go back inside to raise the issue right then. Whose job is it again to get this right? Is it supposed to be our job? Are you people going to pay us to fix our grocery orders? You want us to do your job for you after we shop at your store? Is that it? And the manager disputed the validity of our claim because one of the items that wasn't discounted wasn't returned to the store, and there seemed to be a lack of understanding here: we didn't want to return the items at all, Aldi's could have kept the money for the disputed items; we wanted the discounts that should have been applied at the time credited to the card that was used to purchase them, and the money back for the rotten produce. We wanted the items, but for the promised, marked-down price. A store credit would have been sufficient as a compromise, and almost always is. But who has time to explain or work out a problem like this when everyone who works at the store all has exactly the same job, there's no customer service desk, and everything is done through the one register that's open? Especially when the manager shows up with a bad attitude and treats the customer like a problem. Why not just open another register, stupid? What are the other registers for? As it is the chicken that wasn't marked down probably went in the trash, and how flipping stupid is that? Such a waste. Frankly, this business model is stupid, and it sucks. Aldi as a store, sucks. At Shop Rite, this issue would have been handled within two minutes. They'd have given me a store credit and there'd have been no issues at all, and no food would have gone in the trash. The interaction would have been so unremarkable that I never would have thought about sitting down and writing a review, but maybe I should, because they're a lot better in pretty much every way than this place. I don't ever want to have words with anyone when I do my shopping, and after all the stupid crap I've put up with from this location, I've had enough. There was the incident last winter where a cashier used our grocery purchase to buy himself some eggs, and we had to go in and dispute it. I cannot count the number of times I've gone to this store and gotten the stink-eye from people because I expected them to honor their "double-back-twice-as-nice" policy, usually with bits of produce that went bad within two days, each incident resulting in our having to drive three miles out of our way to return this disgusting rotten crap that should have been thrown directly into the dumpster rather than being placed out on the floor. You know what, if we're going to be driving three miles out of our way just to shop at your store, I do want the double-back policy honored. Sorry. Why do the people who work here always seem to believe that the customers are ripping them off? Why do they treat customers like they're a problem? This is also the only grocery store where I've literally seen a rat hanging out under the produce section. Just chilling there with his little rat self, waiting for the lights to go out. So, I'm done. I've told my mother this as well. That from now on, if she wants me to pick up her groceries, I'll be buying from one of the innumerable other chains in the area. She will likely continue to shop here, and I hope you jerks appreciate her business. Her fondness for this store is the only reason this isn't a 1-star review. I'm done and good riddance.

We hosted an event today for 30 people, catered by this Whole Foods location. Everything went…read moregreat, from the ordering process to pickup to quality of food. They got a large and complex order exactly right, had it ready on time, and helped me load my car. The food was extremely fresh and tasty. All the Whole Foods employees I worked with were friendly, efficient and made me feel they had everything under control, which they did. Our event was a success, and I give Maxine and her team at Whole Foods a great deal of credit. Highly recommended and bravo! Thanks.

This place has gone downhill. It feels like an airport in there. Empty shelves, fulfillers are…read moretaking up SO much room in this store that it's uncomfortable to maneuver the aisles. The workers are rushing around just herding us like cattle out of their way. I feel like being in this store puts me in fight or flight.