Good food and great app prices but bad to their workers. They don't treat them great and will fire…read morepeople over things they don't even notice the worker about. Usually big y will give a written notice. Some people don't get that and get it thrown at them that they're fired without one. When knowing they should before they escalate to firing. I would think before being hired here

When I first bought here, I was a snob about not going to Big Y. Well, it was justified back then…read morebecause most main stream supermarkets failed to carry items to support a vegan / veg / healthy lifestyle. Now Big Y does and also has great indulgence items like pizza and killer donuts. You can also find nice specials on random items. For instance, Adirondack chairs are on sale for $29.95 and you really do not need to spend hundreds on "higher quality" ones - the right look is there for the price. So, I can wholeheartedly recommend Big Y to stock up on your country retreat supplies.

Large selection of dry goods. Hours are tough for the average working person. Customer service…read morecould use a few pointers.

I finally did a cost comparison to the same high quality items I purchase at Trader Joe's in…read moreDanbury. BD's is substantially more expensive! I always thought so but never really did a side-by-side comparison. Great selection and they do have pretty much 'anything' you may be seeking, but you're going to be paying for it -- regardless what it is! Note to counter staff up front in the morning... maybe this isn't the job for you. Not asking for too much other than a "good morning," "thank you" or a smile!

Let's all thanks this place for saving us from not being or having any food nearby after a long…read moretrip.. and actually getting us food

Today I bought some Buffalo Mac & Cheese in the prepared section of the store.....It was SOOOO…read morespicey I didn't taste anything but THAT......I ate it cause it cost an arm & a leg.....MAYBE cut down on the spices,, Like this store & shop there often..... Thank you!

I'm not sure how to go about updating the Yelp listing, but the Sherman IGA has been The Daily…read moreMarket since last summer (2025), when Rich and Cassie Parente purchased it from Mike Luzi, the wonderful* former owner. (*Once, when we realized we'd forgotten a leash for the pup and searched for one at the IGA to no avail, Mike asked around, and one of his employees gave us an extra leash he had in his car!) As much as we liked Mike's IGA -- it had a fantastic butcher's counter and great sandwiches -- The Daily Market is... elevated. There are locally made artisinal versions of products on the shelves, alongside the more conventional. The produce is fresh. There's wagyu beef in the butcher section. There's still a great butcher's counter where you can talk to a butcher through the window and ask for exactly what you want. And there's a ridiculously extensive, chichi sandwich counter with lots more than sandwiches (https://www.thedailymarketct.com/online-ordering/the-daily-market/menu). AND a gelato counter! The chicken piccata we picked up recently was excellent and tasted as though it could've been sourced from Limoncello next door. Prices for conventional items are still a bit higher than the are at large grocery chains in neighboring New Milford and New Fairfield. But if you need something really special (Wagyu beef, duck fat, artisinal mustard) or just need a quick snack or meal after a day at Sherman Town Beach (or after a very long drive back from a ski race), The Daily Market is your place.

This is a fabulous local store, and it is great being local. The next town is 7 miles away. The…read moredeli makes great sandwiches, we always grab them before heading out on the lake. The possible only downside is that at lunchtime, because its so popular it can be busy at the deli counter and you will wait it a bit! Has all the basics you could need as well as great meats.

Market in the center of town. A hub for the community. Love the Zero Prophet coffee and the…read moreFascia's chocolates - both items are addictive! They used to have a great rice & beans hot offering. Haven't seen that one in awhile. But check on what's cooking for lunch as it changes.

Not cheap but they are quite well stocked for a rural supermarket. I spotted cheeses, a nice…read morebutchery, plenty of bakery goods and a few aisles of grocery. Selection was great and picked up some sliced cheese and a container of fried chicken that made for a pretty decent dinner while I was watching the electrons flow into my van at the Juice Bar https://www.yelp.com/biz/juice-bar-washington?hrid=mkPtiHKxoONaAEZ_pF4UFw. There is plenty of parking here in front of the Washington Depot Town Hall. [Round number review 18400 overall - 66 in Connecticut - 1922 of 2022.]

Alright. I know there are major ethical issues with this behemoth, with how it undersells small,…read morelocal mom and pops and puts them out of business; how it's been found (at other locations) to have locked workers into stores at night; etc... But here, in New Milford, there don't seem to be many other places, which aren't also behemoths themselves, where you can pick up light bulbs, toilet paper, and mulch -- far less all three at the same time, at fair prices (along with Play-doh, Advantix, and gummy vitamins). The staff are almost all amazing, friendly, helpful, and reasonably diverse given the demographics of the area as a whole. We've been particularly impressed with customer service during the COVID-19 outbreak. Not only have folks been cheerful and kind in spite of high ambient tension levels, but have modeled tolerance and non-bigotry. This was one of the first places where toilet paper and cleaning products sold out in the area, it's true -- but it was also one of the earlier places to restock. When all area stores were out of thermometers and children's Tylenol, we found them here. We have some funny stories about how our kid, while attending an extremely chichi nursery school in NYC, was asked to write about his favorite place to visit in the world. Other kids wrote about private islands they visited on their parents' yachts. (OK, not really, but close.) Our kid wrote an ode to the toy department at Walmart. It is extensive. It's not en vogue to like this store, I know. But particularly in light of the wonderful staff, who stay wonderful through thick and thin, my family thinks this Walmart is the bomb diggity.

The worst customer service. The lady at the door when you walk in was really nice. She's always…read morenice. I asked 3 associates who were huddled in the underwear department to find a cami, they didn't speak English so they couldn't help. The cashier was nice enough, but then at the door the guy says oh isn't that an old version referencing the KitchenAid that I just purchased. So what if it is the old version keep your opinion to yourself. I was about to return it and buy it on Amazon.

We like Aldi. We've saved a lot of grocery money by shopping there. We've shopped at several of…read moretheir stores in our area, but this was our first visit to Aldi in New Milford. And while we got along fine in the store, the parking area is not for the meek. It's small, crowded and drivers seem to move through it way too fast for everyone's safety. We watched one nearly hit a woman coming out of the store, and that wasn't an uncommon experience. (Also the entrance to this store isn't as obvious as might be hoped; we drove past it and had to turn around to get in.) Once in, however, we found the store clean, of decent size with a full stock. We didn't interact with any employees and made our self-checkout without incident. Other Yelpers apparently haven't been as fortunate Nate, but this is our experience.

There so many issues with this place…read more The bathroom worse than a rest stop in New York The lack of maintenance on doors Oh deer that bathroom was bad please do not go in that bathroom it was truly awful