This Aldi of New Britain is a convenient location if you're coming from Farmington. They have a…read morelarge parking lot, it's shared with other businesses, but it's still substantial. Always be sure to have your quarter ready, because you know you're not here for just one thing. You will need it to unlock your shopping cart, or "buy" it from another shopper. Aldi is filled with all sorts of bargains, from fruits and vegetables, milk, snacks, drinks, paper goods and their random isle. I got a family size box of their house brand Corn Flakes for only $1.99. Their avocado, milk and eggs are some of the staples I like to pick up at Aldi. Currently they have some plants, that are very dry, but sometimes they have a beautiful fresh assortment. Shopping at Aldi is a bit of a gamble, but most of the time the end result is a success.

Happy to discover a couple more snacks options.The cauliflower potato chips and the buffalo chick…read morepeas are delicious!Can't wait to try the other pickle flavored snacks.They have a couple more cashiers available so the checkout process is faster for now.

As other reviewer's have already stated, prices are typically on "the higher side". But I only…read morestop at The Fresh Market for specialty items that you wouldn't be able find at a typical grocery store. That said, I only expect to drop in about once every few months. Layout of the store was decent, and it hasn't been crowded the few times I've dropped in, so far. Consequently, the parking lot situation isn't as crazy as Whole Foods down the road.

Girlfriend bought me a carrot cake for my birthday. I brought it to work after we had our slices so…read morethat I wouldn't eat the whole thing... after sharing at work I still found myself eating the rest. Had quite the sugar rush and full stomach afterwards. Cannot speak for anything else about the business but the cake was good.

Best shop ever! The staff are always friendly, the quality is outstanding, and there's a great…read moreselection of fresh products. Every visit is a pleasure, and it's easy to see why this place has such a loyal following. I can't wait to come back again!

A throwback to simpler times. Quality products. Great meat sales. Friendly and helpful staff. We…read morepurchase all our meat at Gnazzo's - the quality is wonderful and great variety. This is not a grocery store with 1 million varieties of cereals etc. It is a gem of a store. Very good sales. Confident in their products.

This is when Whole Foods had their wonderful 50% off ice cream special back in July. It ran for a…read moreweek and boy did it bring in a lot of people. Can't beat the 50% off which they were running for a week back in the beginning of July. It was the perfect time to stock up on ice cream for the summer. I tried the key lime ice cream pie which was had a tasty shortcake crust.

Beautiful store with a bunch of parking. I went for their annual ice cream sale and I was able to…read morefind so many brands. I didn't really need assistance, but they were restocking the shelves and it was a bit chaotic. The layout of the store kind of caught me off guard for some reason but it was easy to get in and out.

I thought this little market was great! Fresh produce, a great selection of deli items and prepared…read moretake-away meals -- it's like a tiny gourmet market. We had 2 slices of their meat pizza, which had ground sausage, pepperoni, and a large, meatier sausage--delish. We got their mac and cheese, and a dish with crab and shrimp stuffed cod and risotto. It all reheated well and was lovely with a bottle of wine back at our bnb. Followed by their house baked choco chip cookies. A great place to stop for dinner treats on the road. The store was clean and the staff super friendly.

The only things I like about Fitzgeralds are that they're a local brand, they're conveniently…read morelocated, and it's never been very crowded. But they don't have a great selection of items and prices are high. I don't know how a family could reasonably support a family if this was the only place to good shop. The vibe that comes across is an expensive chain market. But in a pinch, it will do. In the Plaza is also a CVS, new Japanese restaurant, jersey Mike's, etc.

I honestly love every ShopRite I've visited. Groceries are so expensive these days, and ShopRite…read moreconsistently offers the best value and an impressive selection. I also shop at the store where you have to put a deposit in for the shopping cart , and while I like it too, the selection is smaller and there are a lot of off-brand products. At ShopRite, I'm always amazed by the variety and quality of what's available. Just last week, I needed coffee and found my favorite Keurig K-Cups. They usually cost $12.99 for an 8-count box at other local stores, but ShopRite had them for $9.99 regular price and only $6.99 on sale. Deals like that really add up. The store is always clean, the bakery is top-notch, and the prices are noticeably better than many other grocery stores in the area. I gave 4 stars instead of 5 because I wasn't registered for a ShopRite shopper account at the time and couldn't receive the additional discounts. Personally, I think everyone should get the best price automatically. Some other stores even let cashiers scan a store card so customers can still receive sale pricing. That said, I'm registered now and ready to keep a little extra money in my pocketbook. Keep up the great work, ShopRite!

This store is performing invasive facial recognition. This fact is not disclosed on the store's…read moreexterior (before you are scanned), nor the doors as you enter (when your face is scanned), nor just inside the door (after the scan has already occurred), nor even at the checkout line (after the scan data has already been uploaded to who knows how many separate servers, systems, and companies). The only way you can find out this has already been done to you, is by going to the customer service desk, and reading the many legal documents attached to the wall behind the staff, where you can barely read them. I guess won't be coming back here, but a lot of good that does me; my data has already been stolen, shipped off to third-party companies, and used in who know what ways. Oh, and who knows know many weeks or months it will be before cybercriminals steal my faceprint, likely associated to my name address and phone number through the POS data. I'm giving one additional star, only because they do not appear to be also using vehicle scanning and movent tracing systems (such as Flock, Axon, Vigilant, etc.) The prices are fine, and the selection of groceries isn't bad. But I don't expect I'll be back, due to the privacy issue and lack of disclosure.

While this grocery store is not the biggest, the customer service is great and the deals are good…read more They have just about anything you are looking for and have minimal wait time for check out. You do not even need a store membership card in order for the discounts to be applied, they are automatic at checkout.

Fresh produce and timely delivery Variety of different…read moretypes of food and meats and vegetables ,fruits . Friendly employees

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.