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.

Friendly staff , it's a very cute cafe, it's spacious , has so much potential to be kept nicer…read more what a shame & it's also very priceyyy for decent food not great . What is questionable is the way the food is being stored & kept, the deli area was a bit dirty not very appealing to the customers eye, please wear gloves as well when handling other people's food, I wish I could give this place a better review but it needs some cleaning up to do.

** 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.

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

The store had been around for a while, but it became even better now with more refrigerators…read moreinstalled in the back. Very good selection of fresh produce, includes many exotic items that can't be found anywhere else. Also excellent prices for the produce, typically better than any supermarkets. Great selection of rice, much better prices than regular stores or even costco. Excellent selection of spices, excellent selection of nuts - I always buy there 5lb bag of raw jumbo peanuts for $5.99. Good service. Worth checking out. Definitely recommended.

This is one of my favorite store for groceries and even recommended many people to come…read more Unfortunately what happened today i was so mad, i ran into a very very rude employee. When i try to use the restroom, it was located all the way back of the store. The door was shut so i tried to open it and realized it's locked, that means someone is in there so of course i wait...... Then a woman from the restroom opened the door (she's one employee) and yell at me said "you know i just got in here??" She was very rude and i explained to her there's no sign knowing someone is using it, it's normal that i try to open it because i DIDN'T Know anyone is inside!! She slam back the door ... .... Then when she's done she came out still telling me she just got here and alot of cleaning people make it stings whatever, and i so tell her she should put a sign and I'm not the one making it dirty. She was just so rude and i donno why i get yelleit when i just trying to use the store restroom. She was one cashier i found out. She stared at me later and i just check out on other line and didn't wanna deal with her attitude. I have been shopping here for years and this is most unpleasant experience to be treated in this store. (The guys here are nicer those who's stocking, they are helpful) in general those cashiers are not nice. Why would you yell at customers randomly??? Don't take your stress on customers, I'm not the one making you clean the restroom

This review is an emotional outpouring…read more Stew Leonard's (SL) has been a part of my life for 55 years. I first came to this store soon after it opened, when it was much smaller and the only SL store. I now live a few hours away from any of the stores, but 2 SL shopping bags are among those my family uses regularly. I still go here and to other SLs when it's opportune, and the close relationship between SL and my family culminated when, upon his passing, SL SR. was placed a few strides away from my parents at Willowbrook Cemetery (rated 5). Over the years our family developed a close personal connection with the store. My mother became good friends with the head chef there (the prepared foods are excellent--I still always get the ambrosia salad when I'm there!). Sorry I don't recall his name. He was there from at least the mid 90s to the early 2000s. As my mother grew older we started having increasing numbers of SL items as side dishes at our holiday meals. In 2001 when she died we had SL provide the whole Thanksgiving dinner. I recall going in and speaking to the head chef, informing him of my mother's passing. He said he had wondered what had happened to her and missed her. The connection between our family and the store grew with my wife and kids. When we got engaged I got my wife's parents a SL gift basket, complete with Elsa the cheese cow. We would all visit this store and some of the others while traveling, enjoying the ice cream on site and bringing non-perishables back home, as well as apple cider in season--we'd bring the coolers for that. I don't know if my mother ever met either the Senior or Junior proprietor. I won't say I 'met' either of them, but I did encounter them both together once. There were no intros, and it was brief and terse. It was early summer 1979 or '80; like many college students, I thought SL would be a good summer 'gig'. I went to apply and found no parking spaces, but saw another parking lot across the street. I parked there and two men, one old one young, both dressed business formal, went walking past. The older one asked why I was parking there. I noticed the SL employee-only sign only then; I said I was going to apply for a job. He insisted there were none available. I started to say I would like to just leave an application, but he cut me off, saying again "there are no jobs!" [Please continue reading in the review space for the Stew Leonard's store in Danbury. There wasn't enough space here to complete my review. Thank you.]

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!

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.

Wonderful farm store on working farm in Easton. You can walk around and check out the chickens,…read moregoats, cows and horses. It is amazing the variety of local fruits and veggies available. You can also purchase milk, eggs, local honey, bread from a Noralk bakery and yogurt from another local business. There are also some frozen local sausages and ground beef. The staff was so nice and cheery. I will be returning and would highly recommend over going to a grocery store or even a Farmers market. Get it here at the source.

The best selection of fresh fruits and veggies! If you're in the area, you must stop in! In October…read moreyou can find tons of different pumpkins and in the winter they also sell Christmas trees. The staff are wonderful and very helpful.

There is nothing better then proper spices when you're cooking!…read moreFresh and flavorful spices are key to creating magnificent feasts - large or small! I love it at Penzeys and I love all the goodness they represent!

As someone who loves to cook, fresh food like meat poultry and fish are important. Having fresh…read moreseasonal vegetables is also key to a spectacular meal. You go to the supermarket and see the spice isle you question how long the spices sat on the shelf. I have been a customer of Penzy's before they were brick and mortar. The selection of spices and herbs is amazing. The blends they offer are also quite good. In my previous posts for other businesses it is always a beautiful thing when you are recognized and greeted by name, that my friends is my experience with Penzy's. The staff is always ready to assist with finding something or suggestions. They are also quick to point out specials.

Love the selection of organic items. Not super super expensive either. Cant wait to go back for…read moremums!!!

WHAT I LOVE: It's right down the street from me and they don't price gouge (unlike most businesses…read morein Greenwich). Excellent selection of produce, snacks and cooking needs. CONS: It's really small inside but you'll be amazed at how much product they manage to cram in there.