This family-owned grocery and deli does almost everything right. We love it…read more They support community, engage with customers, buy quality produce, have a great deli, and now even feature homemade sourdough bread for sale. They have great specials too Two things to do for five stars: switch to avocado-based mayo for deli (Costco has a giant jar that's economical and would change to a healthful mayo instead of toxic seed oil based mayo). And, just a thought: Offer real oven-roasted turkey, not processed turkey, in the deli for non chemical meats. Thanks for caring so much. Great job.

From the moment you walk in the door it's so homey feeling. The owners are both super sweet people…read moreas well as the others that work there! They bring so much h to our community, have AMAZING products and the deli sandwiches are beyond amazing!!! Get the "Angry Italian" you will NOT be disappointed! Great prices, different things to try. Also they have a cute little spot to get coffee and hang out/eat....WHILE watching your kids play in the cutest little mock grocery store they built inside! The platters are delish and look wonderful. I recently had the bruschetta platter. The bread was tasty and the bruschetta itself ad side of balsamic glaze paired perfect! Lastly the "giving board" where members of the community give others a meal, coffee, etc. in case they are hungry/not enough money. Thank you for being a staple in our community!!!

We are so happy we can pick up fresh produce in the winter, including frozen berries, potatoes,…read moresweet potatoes, cabbages, apples, and so much more. It's a wonderful gift, especially when trekking to the big supermarkets holds danger of exposure to the Coronavirus. This market is outdoors, meaning less, if any, exposure, and these smaller, local farmers need our business, maybe more than the big chains. Thanks Easy Pickin's Orchard for your good food and service.

This is a really nice apple orchard. They offer a wide variety of apples for picking. There's a…read moregood amount of raspberries still left for picking. There are also, pumpkins, peppers and pears that I saw. The apples are all clearly marked by type. I saw two coyotes running loose around this orchard today, they didn't seem interested in any fruit or people. The woods are right by the wired fence, I'm sure bears and deer also pop by. I enjoyed this orchard that's easy to navigate and has a good amount of apples and juicy raspberries for picking.

Great local farm stand! Nice selection of local veggies, eggs, fresh baked breads, and plants. Go…read morecheck it out. #SupportLocal!

I only recently discovered Johnny's. There was a big sale and a nice selection. Hanging baskets…read morewere half the price of Home Depot. I discovered Irish ivy - so beautiful. I'll go back again!

Johnny's has been one of my favorite produce markets for years now. In the spring, before local…read moreproduce is ready, they sell vegetable and decorative plants. They continue to carry flower plants and herbs into the summer and fall. In July they begin to carry absolutely beautiful flower bouquets that are fresh cut every day. Since they're fresh, they last so much longer than ones from the grocery store. And they have such an interesting variety of flowers in them. They have become a summer staple for us! They sell tomatoes that they grow themselves that are absolutely delicious. I always grab some extra cherry (or grape?) tomatoes to snack on while driving home. They sell other produce that they grow themselves or get from other local farms. There are signs up telling you what town and state each product is from. They carry milk and yogurt from a local dairy farm, Smyth's Trinity Farm (Enfield, CT). The chocolate milk is heavenly. They also started stocking fresh bread from Hartford Baking Company. Johnny's has been great during Covid. The store has the doors open and fans running, providing plenty of ventilation. They require masks and social distancing. The employees are always wearing masks (and wearing them properly, covering nose and mouth) which makes me feel comfortable bringing my 1 year old, who cannot wear a mask, in with me.

Definitely my vibe of an establishment. Nothing says good ice cream like a view on a farm. For…read morelocal ice cream to where I live in Enfield I will be sure to come here more often. Girlfriend loved the handicap entrance and made her feel welcomed. I enjoyed my scoops of whatever it was that I got. Black raspberry with white chocolate or something along those lines? Have had so much ice cream as of late it's hard to remember. My girlfriend enjoyed her chocolate milkshake but got brain freeze quickly so I assisted. Ether way definitely a spot to come to if it's not far out of your way!

Fresh!! The ice cream taste like they just made it. Prices are competitive and sprinkles are…read moreincluded!! Customer service was also good.

"When are you gonna come down? When are you going to land?…read moreI should have stayed on the farm I should have listened to my old man" (Elton John) Bielonko Farms is a cute modestly sized farmstand in scenic Suffield, CT -more or less halfway between Bradley Airport and the Massachusetts border. They sell gorgeous locally farmed produce like corn, tomatoes, squash, peppers, cucumbers and beans. Being close to Halloween, we saw scores of pumpkins of every size and description everywhere. Flowers were also well represented with overflowing flowerpots and baskets bursting with color in every direction. They feature two big signs that will catch your attention. One says, "Thanks to All Vets" and another says, "If You Can't Stop, Smile as you Go By". We were on a mission to pick up some cornstalks to decorate the light pole on the front lawn, and we did take home a nice bundle of stalks for $10. It was brimming with humongous ears of corn, which we detached and tossed into the woods, so as to discourage the bears from loitering by our front door. PRO TIP The website on their Yelp page is a broken link. Apparently, they have replaced their website with a Facebook page, which seems to be an increasingly popular trend among businesses.

While driving around with my husband and son we came across this gem. The young ladies there were…read morevery sweet and helpful. They had a wonderful selection of pumpkins, mums and veggies. My favorite were the sunflowers! We filled our trunk up, I will definitely be back next year for my fall decor.

Enfield Farmer's Market operated for several years on Wednesdays and its late afternoon and evening…read morehours may have worked for some, but it was dwindling. Now. it's back on Sundays from 10am-1pm, and the town seems to have provided tables, tents and a lot more space, no longer at the Pond, but now on the Town Green, at N Main and Rte. 5. The vendors are invited to sell their goods with no spot cost, and admission for shoppers is free, family friendly and a fun activity. But, the best part is getting to know the local vendors, who have businesses in town or close by, and who are friendly and helpful, offering many more things than the old one. There is a lack of produce there, but what is there is beautiful and affordable. We got curly kale for $2, and zucchini, eggplant, and yellow squash for $3 each. We recommend these two vendors get cards made so we can review them and bring them more business. There's jewelry, crafts, bath products, masks, beef, soup mix, ice cream, produce (we need more), and freshly baked pizza. And more. We bought a raspberry-chocolate jam at another spot, and tasted it last night--absolutely fresh, home-made and delicious. We will buy some beef next time from Collins Powder Hill Farms, and maybe even go out to the farm in Enfield for other products. These also sell/deliver compost and soil. Wow. We loved Barb Gibson at Super Soups, and had a lovely chat with her about her ingredients. She was researching oils, so we told her to nix Canola and get to know Sustain, the non-GMO sunflower oil. She was friendly, receptive and caring, and that will make us loyal customers. Her 30 minute soup mixes look awesome. Welcome back vendors. We will be there every Sunday till you close September 27, and now that we know you, we will also visit your businesses. Shop local! And thank you to Enfield Town. You did this one right.

I went and bought a whole bunch of vibrant flowers from Vinnie's. I cannot say enough good things…read moreabout the selection they had and how kind Vinnie and his wife were. Vinnie says he knows in the past there hasn't been great quality but he's working hard to improve that. It's not easy to be a small business owner so when possible give support and understanding.

Believe the bad reviews. Not only the produce is moldy, but they cut spoiled sections off the…read moremeats, leave the deli stuff out where flies get at it, etc. I'm not going to get into too much detail, but tread carefully with this place.

Busy crowds during our shopping experience Saturday before the snow storm started to hit us. Some…read moreitems are in different places throughout aisles. Clear Delight and seltzer drinks produced and distributed by ShopRite's own brand are in different aisles unlike our ShopRite in Vernon where both of those drinks are shelved together in the same aisle. Cashiers also made a mistake not authorizing sales coupons while paying for our own grocery items. They should do better about processing these coupons. On the other hand, They have a brand new self-cleaning robot vacuum used to sanitize floors the way Marty The Robot from Stop & Shop does the job. The interior decor however is both older and different from our nearby ShopRite locations.

They never honor the price which is valid on the app. Even the managers are "i don't know why" we…read moreget frustrated with the underpaid employees and no one seems to care. Its like they think we dont notice. To me its fraud.

We're do I begin? Caronna's is an awesome place and we do all our shopping for meats, deli items,…read moreetc. there. Definitely "old school" butchers here! Their prices are reasonable for the quality of meats and deli case products they sell. It's been around since 1918 I believe and I'm glad it's still going strong. Anthony the owner, Fran, Brian and Matt do an awesome job and they're always cheerful and happy to help you out. Their customer service is superb! Sorry, but you definitely won't be treated and greeted as nice as you are at Caronna's at any of the other "chain" grocery stores in town. That's a fact! I've been going there for years and it's a great little place to do business with. Definitely worth checking out, tell them Andy sent you!

Small family run business. Such sweet people, super helpful and have the best hamburger and slab…read morebacon around!!