I've been eating applegate naturals for some time now (nitrate free bacon, grassfed beef hot dogs,…read moreorganic chicken) because of their quality. When I heard they opened up a couple kitchens in ct, I had to check it out. The menu is extensive, and they have options for vegans, dairy free, gluten free, and paleo diet. I had the grass-fed beef hot dog on a bed of lettuce with bacon. So good! Perfectly cooked and juicy. My buddy had the sweet Italian chicken sausage on a regular bun with cheese and cooked red onions. This is a person who doesn't really like chicken sausage, but she gave it a try. She loved it so much, that when we returned to the car she said we need to get these sausages to cook on the grill over the weekend. Two thumbs up! I'm so glad this organic kitchen has become a part of the "fast food" business because I usually can't eat anything on the road. I hope the company grows- and fast!

Stopped for breakfast on the way to work on a quiet Saturday morning, and thought I'd mix it up and…read moretry Applegate, which had no line compared to the robust queue for Dunkin'. I ordered the sausage, egg, and cheese breakfast wrap and paired it with an order of the hashbrowns and a chocolate milk. Total damage: ~$9.50, but thats fine since its organic or whatever. Chatted with one of the nice employees while the order was being prepared, seemed like a nice enough guy to bother to entertain my conversation early on a weekend... Problem is that the food wasn't particularly tastey, and there just simply was not enough quantity. The wrap was about the same size as a McDonald's breakfast wrap (not large enough to satisfy), and there were exactly a dozen small hashbrown puffs. Like come on......At least the taste was decent, but all too bland. The portions felt as if they were ordered to put exactly the minimum amount in to justify calling it a meal and charge you $9 for fast food. I was really excited for the possibility here too. Alas, not all breakfast meals are made equal. If you're here, just get Dunkin or McDs, you'll be happier. Experience: 2.5/5 Service:3.5/5 Food: 3/10 Overall: 9/20 {2.25 STARS}

Updating to add: chunks of MELTED PLASTIC in hot food!!!!a spoon literally melted into the…read morefood!!!!!! Pizza has cleaning fluid smell on crust. This needs to be shut down by health department and taken over by new management. Not what you would expect from whole foods. Shocking and gross.

Convenient location and large lot and store. Big aisles were easy to shop and everything was well…read morestocked. I always appreciate Whole Foods natural food options and find their pricing improved with Amazon taking over.

Great organic food store. I was happily surprised that they stocked George's Aloe Vera water…read more Nicely organized stock with great service.

** Bait & Switch Pricing - Greedy out of touch owner **…read more Stopped in with my two teenage daughters for a quick snack after school. One ordered a juice, one ordered a smoothie. After taking the order, the staff said they couldn't make the juice. Fine; we agreed to one smoothie split into two cups. Instead, they overfilled two cups. At the register, the owner tried to charge me for two smoothies (nearly $12 each). I explained we only ordered one smoothie to be divided. He looked at the cups and said they were full, so I had to pay for two. That's not how ordering works. If he had half a clue, he would've investigated further instead of immediately trying to squeeze the customer. He didn't. He then took one smoothie away from my daughter, said he'd divide the other, went into the back, came out with an empty cup, handed it to me, and told me to divide it myself. After the bait-and-switch and then adding insult to injury, I finally broke down and called him an M.F.; though frankly, that's too generous he is really just a low-life POS. He responded by calling me a cheapskate and telling me to get out (in front of my kids). For the record, both daughters also bought other items in this already overpriced store. This wasn't about money. It was about refusing to be taken advantage of. Maybe this kind of conduct flies somewhere wherever he is from, but it's not how business is done in the U.S. or in Westport. And last I checked, the basic rule still applies: the customer is always right, especially when the facts are this clear. Plenty of better options nearby (GG & Joes has better smoothies!). We won't be back.

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.

Everyone that works there looks underpaid and miserable. Even management. The blonde woman she is…read morepretty miserable too. I'd rather go to Wegmans or stew Leonard's. Place is also way too expensive

My family loves this store ! Best prepared food in town,…read morethe chef is incredible Not to be missed

Got a sandwich here which was cool. Just confused why they do not have fresh eggs from local…read moreplaces, the eggs are from NY state kinda far away and i was hoping for closer eggs and fresh farm milk with a glass bottle.

Depending on the time of day, some of the fresh produce just doesn't look appealing: this evening…read morethe green cabbage and the loose carrots looked like they sat on the shelf too long. Often I see produce but no price displayed. When that happens, I ask an employee nearby and he/she answers, "I don't know. Ask Customer Service". I shop here every week or more and I really still see the same issue with missing prices on shelves . Overall, the employees are polite and the store is very clean with many products that I can't find elsewhere. When there are sales, I really stock up!

This is a beautiful store. It's big and clean. The best part was how kind the employees were. They…read morewere respectful. There's a lot of parking, the store is big, you can sit outside.

This is probably one of the smaller farmer's market I have been to, but it did have the basics…read more There are 2 vendors for fruits and veggies, a vendor for sweet breads and desserts, another for breads (with pesto sauce and mozzarella), one for oils, as well as a booth for pickles. I never thought of a pickle booth But that was an interesting plus. I bought the mixed Berry pie from one booth as well as some garlic sourdough Bread and pesto sauce from another. The garlic sourdough was so good! It had some pieces of garlic in it which I loved! The Bread loaf was $6 and I lasted me for more than a week of sandwiches. It runs every saturday from 9-3pm! Go check It out! If only once!

Really like the produce markets! Great Connecticut farm produce! Reasonably priced. Special tent…read moreis Frank at Waterview Farm.

This was a great little place to wander around on a Saturday morning. It was fun to check out their…read morelittle farm with the kiddos! You can tell the animals are loved. Great plants for sale also (Saturday mornings only I think I read). There were picnic tables set up where we enjoyed one of our snacks we brought. Would definitely come here again. Nice that it's free admission!

Ambler has a great bakery truck as well as good produce. It's nice to walk around and get some…read morefresh fruits and vegetables as well as a few little treats. A little overpriced, but still fun for an afternoon trip.

This is as good as it gets for me. I love supporting local, small businesses and co-ops and this…read moreone is just beautiful. There's a wide selection of fresh produce, eggs, cheese and dairy, and variety goods like seeds and sundries. We stopped by on a whim for a small snack to-go and a drink and ended up leaving with cider donuts from Upstate NY, artisanal cheese, and seeds for growing in the garden next year. The owner is also absolutely brilliant; we talked pickles and planting and the friendly yard rooster, Buddy. Definitely worth stopping in!

This market in the Rainbow Plaza is just getting started for the 2018 season. Beautiful hanging…read morebaskets of flowers and fresh produce. Made a great salad for lunch from their dandelion greens and a gorgeous tomato. Small market but it's fresh from the farm. I'll be back!

It's smaller than their other one on Conn Ave, but with the crowds there I prefer this one. And…read moreboth are on Weds of course. But no matter which one, their produce is always super fresh!!! And their tomatoes melt in your mouth