Consistently good - we have had them cater, ordered sandwiches, even coffee, and have always been…read morepleased.

Was at a party this weekend - a very fancy event with a planner and everything - and was floored at…read morehow beautiful and delicious everything was and asked who catered it, it was A&S Westport. They had uniformed servers and I saw the chef decorating the serving tables - really top notch stuff. I had no idea they catered at such an elite level. High recommend - especially the Lobster Rolls, and Salmon with Mango and the Quinoa salad to die for !

local Greek market, has all your mediterranean foods. fresh and frozen foods , Good Service,…read moreparking in the back

What a great find! I shop at Steve's Market for my favorite Greek foods imported from Greece, as…read morewell as fresh baked breads and pastries, olive oils, souvenirs, and fresh cheeses and sauces!

There aren't many grocery stores where you can pick up veggies from the garden of a local resident…read moreor get cookies baked by nuns - but at Double L, these things are the norm! Located on the Post Road, Lloyd and his wife Gianna are passionate about providing their customers with the highest quality products, whether it be sourced locally or from around the world. The entire store is truly a treasure-trove of unique finds and community spirit! Lloyd helped us make up a box of goodies to bring home and told us about Harry's Berries, and we're obsessed! We also saw red bananas for the first time, which are softer and sweeter than regular bananas. They even had pink pineapples! There's so much more to see and enjoy from Double L - pop in and say hi to Lloyd and Gianna the next time you're in Westport, you'll fall in love with this market!

An inconspicuous and unassuming tiny market offering an outstanding assortment of fresh, organic…read moreand locally-grown vegetables, herbs, berries and fruit along with high quality meats, sauces, prepared meals and gourmet specialties, like an indoor farmer's market!

Just went to get a Great Cakes challah, DELICIOUS!! Thanks Richard, so happy I found you!!read more

Good things come in small markets. From the outside it doesn't look like much, but after a recent…read moreSaturday visit it may become our market of choice in the area, We were looking for a local butcher and Yelp directed us here. The meats were prepackaged but the items we tried were of fine quality-- prime hangar steak, small meatballs and Italian sausage. The hangar was exceptionally tender and juicy. The star of the show here is the prepared foods case. We plumped for egg salad, curry chicken salad and red potato salad.All were fresh, nicely seasoned and above supermarket quality. Picked up some French garlic in the produce area and biscotti as well. Purchased some smoked salmon cream cheese from the seafood concession which was also excellent--loaded with salmon. Fish in the case looked good -- will try next time. Will return when we visit Westport again.

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

Ordered a sandwich and it was mostly bread. Minimal amount of meat and no cheese. It was supposed…read moreto be the Compo Beach hoagie. Took forever, maybe she was looking for the meat and cheese. Overton's was flooded and we were hungry. Won't go there again.

Honestly, I've been coming to the Norwalk Stew Leonard's for over 20 years now, and it never gets…read moreold. Pro tip for anyone trying to avoid the absolute chaos of the main lot: pull in using the George Ave entrance and park over there. It's a total game-changer for getting in and out fast. Most people know this place because it was on Ripley's Believe it or Not! back in the day for being the world's largest dairy store, but it's honestly just an institution. Right when you walk in, you see that huge stone tablet with their customer service rules--basically saying the customer is always right, and if they're wrong, re-read rule number one. Supposedly the founder, Stew Sr., put it up after arguing with a lady over some sour eggnog decades ago until his wife checked him. It definitely stuck, because in two decades of shopping here, I have literally never had a bad customer experience. The staff is always so solid. They have everything--a great bakery (the Apple Cider Donuts are legendary), a massive seafood section with fresh lobster rolls daily, a killer meat department where I usually grab lamb steaks, and a seasonal garden center and "Little Farm" with goats and ducks that the kids love. They even have a food truck outside now. But if I'm being completely real? Half the time I roll up here, I am solely there for one thing: the hot bar. They have the absolute best wings around, specifically the Spicy Italian ones. I will literally drive over just to grab a container of those wings for lunch. A few quick heads-up things: download their app before you go because the loyalty program rewards actually add up pretty quick, and definitely remember to bring your own bags. Oh, and grab a soft serve on your way out. Essential Norwalk experience.

Stew Leonard's in Norwalk has always been one of our first stops when I would visit my family. I…read moredon't get to Stew Leonard's any other time. I love this location and my daughter was fortunate enough to visit our family for the holidays. I'm so jealous. My cousin saw her staring at the metal mug and purchased it for. That's family for you. I really miss the unusual vibes I get from Stew Leonard's atmosphere. I remember visiting as a teenager when I came to Connecticut for the summers. I'm highly recommending!

The staff was friendly, but the store smelled like a hamster cage. I look forward to revising my…read morereview and buying food there after all 4-legged critters are removed and the store is deep cleaned.

I totally give it 5 stars! City Market has fresh produce, actual butchers in the shop and a wide…read morevariety of Latin and organic food! The service is amazing. The employees go above and beyond to make the customers happy. Another plus is the fact that you can order online and forget about wasting time doing the groceries yourself. This place has excedeed my expectactions!

Quick service and clean space. I ordered a ham egg & cheese in a croissant and it was made fresh…read moreand tasted great. Decent sized breakfast sandwich and decent price to match. No public bathrooms & limited street parking.

This cafe is tucked away in the corner of inside of the Westport Main Library. Very straight…read moreforward cafe absent of any fancy decor but it fits the bill for which coffee:beverages and pastries (muffins, scones, croissants, cookies) and packaged sandwiches (turkey, grilled vegetable) and salads (tuna, chicken and walnut). Barista is friendly. Nutella mocha is okay, a 3. The chicken salad was actually good, a 4 with fresh greens, grilled chicken cubes and plump cranberries.

I know I keep saying how awful this location is but look at the bakery section at 2pm. Isn't that…read moreatrocious? I could barely reach for an item with those personal shopper carts blocking it. The aisles are jammed with the "shoppers". Most days, they have their carts in front of the products, as pictured in my bakery photo, without regard to the actual patrons stopping in to buy groceries. Amazon should just shut this location down for the store shoppers. It's consumer unfriendly to the fullest. Plus, wtf do we want to see a Zappos ad on a Whole Foods bag? I'm definitely not buying from Zappos now - not like I would in the past. This cross advertising the Bezos empire is disgusting. It is so very unpleasant to shop at this location. Go support your smaller businesses in the area.

This review is based on my personal experience on Tue, Apr 14, 2026…read more Not a big fan of Whole Foods, but I stop by once in a while to drop off an Amazon return. I've seen a lot of incorrect info on Yelp, but this one is ridiculous. Yes, this Whole Foods Market is in Westport, and they sell pizza along with many other foods, but "Westport" and "Pizza" are not part of the name. Not sure how someone mistakes a a supermarket for a pizza joint, or how Yelp moderators miss this mistake. Shouldn't be difficult to detect and correct problems like this if you had a few clankers on the team. Also, the hours are completely wrong. See my photo of the doors with hours listed.