Amazing place with excellent sources of healthy food. Great…read morepeople, maybe the owner who took care of us personally. I would definitely ask all my healthy eating questions:) We will definitely come again. Strongly suggested Thanks again for being amazing!

I have started shopping here on a weekly basis as a young individual who has become hyper conscious…read moreof what I choose to put into my body. First of all, I love the variety of foods & diets that Chamomille caters to. They make it very easy to find most of what I am looking for. The produce section is BEAUTIFUL. Secondly, the cashiers are always very helpful & kind. The organic selection & customer service is what keeps me coming back. I will say though, that I have purchased a bad (soft/borderline moldy) batch of cherry tomatoes that I had to toss as well as twice I have purchased expired Bobo's items. Normally this wouldn't be a big deal to me, however when you are paying these prices for food you expect them to be good. It was a bummer having to toss them. Another thing that I find a little frustrating is the large amount of products with seed oils hidden in the ingredients (highly inflammatory & overall not healthy for you at all, but you can do your own research/determine that for yourself). Because of these two reasons, I feel obligated to give 4 stars instead of 5. It takes some of the convenience of feeling like I don't have to obsess over the ingredient labels out of my trips. Something else I would like to mention is that they have a relatively small pet selection. I know it is a small store (you would be impressed with how much they can fit in there however!), they have shelves for pet supplies but they are practically bare. Barry, if you are reading this I would really appreciate some organic & healthy dog food and treats! I would much rather support locally!

I'm so happy they're open again!! Whew, that was a very long 2 years of wait. Now I can finally get…read moremy banh mi, roast duck and all the other Asian fresh vegetables and herbs, noodles, dumplings and fresh fish on Tuesdays and Friday. They have everything, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, Korean, Jamaican seasonings and Filipino groceries. Owners are so nice here and there were times they'd give you free stuff like a can of coconut milk etc. Just 6 years ago the banh mi was $4.50 now it's $8.50 and roast duck was $10 now it's $20. Whoah! How times have changed. I used to get 4 banh mi under $20. Wow. How I took all that for granted. Now gotta spend almost 50% more. Thanks inflation and horrible economic times. But..... I can't survive without my Asian food. Place is clean, organized and they're still working on restocking the shelves.

Fantastic local Asian grocery with great fresh produce and tons of imported ingredients to get lost…read morein. Great sauces, teas, and ramen options. Prices are reasonable and the owners are incredibly kind and helpful for anything you're looking for! Definitely support this wonderful local business!

This is a local community grocery story chock full of healthy eats that make you feel like a kid in…read morea candy shop because you want to buy one of everything. We are making Lobster Fra Diavlo for din and we already got fresh Maine Lobstahs lol from a local fish monger but we needed to get all of the rest of the ingredients for the dish as well as making a pan bagnat for lunch (Niçoise tuna sandwich). We found all the beautiful and fresh ingredients we needed as this store is not lacking for want. I also got a couple of bouquets of fresh flowers and the single genius flower bunches were beautiful but I wanted a premade bouquet and the selections of premades were all starting to look a bit wilty sadly; maybe time for a sale to clear them out. This grocery store is very clean and nicely stocked. There were some ladies promotion vegan meat and they were offering samples but all the different departments had their own fair share of nice tempting goodies. It was packed and parking was tough but they are calling for some decent snow tomorrow (up to 18") so that didn't help the weekend rush. A nice grocery store that our family that lives here are regular and we frequents when we visit.

I love Caraluzzis and have been shopping at this store for years. However, today is a different…read morestory. I decided to try the chicken quesadilla for $20 and the three-cheese chili dip... it was awful! The quesadilla was mostly bread, super bland, and tasted old. The garbage can enjoyed it. And the dip had no taste... like, what the heck happened here? Taco Bell would've been gourmet compared to this one. Whoever the cook or chef making this is, you apparently suck at making food. Disgusted and disappointed. The store is clean and the people working are great. But think twice before buying the prepared meals; for $ 9.99lb, you might just be wasting money.

I like this market for getting some local veggies and fruits. Most of the merchants take cash or…read morecard. I even got some delicious booze from a distillery from Bridgeport. There was a guitarist playing in the bandstand the day we were there. There were also a couple of local craftspeople who had stuff for sale. Based on what the official website says, I believe if you park in the Patriot garage you can get some free parking but you need to find someone to help you. Even if you don't get that, it's only a couple of bucks to park.

Great place to shop and support local businesses. They have jewelry, beer, fruits, veggies, and…read moreeven some solar guys to help you save money. Highly recommend.

Called in about an issue regarding one of their vending machines. Was charged 4x and never received…read morean item. I called in and left them an email as well. They refunded all charges and sent out a repair technician the next day to asses the issue. Great service!

I love Berkshire Foods. I work at a place that doesn't really have a lot to offer food wise so I…read morebasically live off of the vending machines (haha).. Its really nice to be able to not have any issues when making my purchases and the guy who comes to fill it weekly is always so pleasant to everyone. Low cal options are also a plus

Such a great place to buy things. Everything is fresh. The staff is very helpful and the prices are…read moredecent. Great quality.

Produce for Humans! The best from the Earth. This is a…read moregreat little shop with the freshest fruit and vegetables in Connecticut. Your should definitely try this place. It has an old time vibe that is so rare in today's over rushed, over processed, over stressed world. Step in and take home a bagful of organic freshness. The produce here is vastly superior to what you find in even the best supermarkets but the prices are very comparable. I drive about fifteen miles from my home to get to this store and it is well worth the trip. Once you bite into the freshest fruit and crispest vegetable that are offered here you will be convinced, as I am, that this is the real deal and the warehouse stuff from the supermarkets will no longer do. I will continue to shop here regularly and hope you will, too

The service is quick but not friendly. The juice was amazing. I had the carrot juice first and then…read morethe supa greens and a wheat grass shot. It's nice to have a place that can accurately squeeze fresh wheatgrass. It's so good for your body and skin. The place is easy, to find what you need with grab and gos in the fridge air order in a cup and straw. It's a pick up place not a sit around place. But plenty of space for waiting for your drink.

Galley style place, nice seating area towards the back. If the location existed somewhere other…read morethan main st I would go more frequently. Great staff were very knowledgeable about the products and helpful in choosing. Great lemonade, iced tea was a home run and healthy banana split.

Love this market and the diversity of produce, high craft products they carry! From fresh, locally…read moregrown produce to kettle korn, artisan oils/vinaigrettes, wool, wood sculptures, micro greens, baked goods/breads , pre-cooked hot meals, cards, meats & eggs.... you'll find it hard to not take the time to check out each stand. Supporting local Connecticut artists (because that's truly what all these people are, taking time and extra care to reach the high quality products so many things in our daily lives lack) is such an important aspect of community and helps to better support the local economy here in CT. Keep it local! They had a live band today also which was an awesome addition to the mini-type festival! This market runs from 9am-1pm every Saturday, rain or shine! Go find something that you'll be proud to show off to friends and family that you simply cannot find in big brand stores.

Most of the times I never find the products I want here, but I truly admire their gumption and…read morecommunity spirit and effort to promote small businesses in the community despite the Covid, and the seasons. For example, out of all the farmers markets near me, this is always the longest to stay open like until December even. And then they move indoor etc. Their spacing, ease of use and ample distancing makes one feel safe too. So, I just hope they improve the quality of the vendors. But otherwise, Kudos~! Truly amazing and innovative! As they used to even hold outdoor yoga classes at one time...

''So ladies, Pop, pop, pop…read moreThrow it up'' (Christina Aguilera) After finishing a small bag of Lesser Evil's Himalayan Pink Salt Popcorn, I am in disbelief at how great it was. It had an addictive taste of coconut and salt that is hard to resist. Just 50 calories for a half ounce bag! Just three ingredients: Organic Non-GMO popcorn, organic extra virgin coconut oil, and Himalayan salt. Obviously, not all popcorn tastes the same, and of course popcorn can be produced in a million different ways. There is low-end popcorn and high-end popcorn everywhere. But I'll look you straight in the eye and place my hand on a popcorn bucket of your choice and tell ya, this stuff is fantastic.

I am writing to report a serious quality and safety issue involving a bag of LesserEvil Himalayan…read moreSalt Popcorn that I recently purchased from Sam's Club. My five-year-old granddaughter was eating the popcorn as a snack when she suddenly began choking and gagging. After she spit out the popcorn, I examined the product and discovered a long grayish-blonde strand of hair wrapped around and embedded into several pieces of popcorn. Upon closer inspection, it appeared that the hair had been baked directly into the product during the manufacturing process. This was an extremely disturbing and frightening experience. The popcorn became lodged in her throat because it was attached to the hair, creating a choking hazard. Fortunately, I was able to act quickly and help her expel the obstruction before the situation became more serious. Had an adult not been present, the outcome could have been much worse. Finding a foreign object of this nature in a food product is completely unacceptable. Beyond the obvious sanitation concerns, this incident presented a legitimate safety risk to a young child. As a result of this experience, my granddaughter is now afraid to eat popcorn, and our confidence in the safety of your product has been significantly shaken.

I always come here every Wednesday because my daughter has an appointment up the road. I get a…read moreprepackaged salad...love their Southwestern chicken salad. Today I went through Sebastian's line and there was an elderly gentleman in front of me. He was taking so long to bag his items. I only had my salad but needed to get cash back so that's why I waited patiently. Sebastian was kind and helped the gentleman. He was also friendly to me when I asked how to get cash back. His friendly smile made my day.

After living (part time) in Danbury for almost six years, I finally went to Stew Leonard's and I…read morecan't believe I've been missing out! This is more than a grocery store, it's an experience. I'll have to go back because my first time I was overwhelmed by all there was to see and do. First, there were a lot of sample stations so I loved that. Next, there are so many interactive displays with chickens singing and flowers playing instruments...also someone dressed as a cow was schmoozing with toddlers. I got some great food there and the prices also seemed reasonable. Their bakery section stood out to me as well as their dairy. Will definitely check it out again if I'm on the east side of town.