I can see why people like this place. Not necessarily the location but Trader Joe's in general…read more Went in not expecting to get anything while my friend shopped and next thing I know I'm walking out with an entire basket full. Came in on a Sunday night and I couldn't believe how many employees there were restocking the shelves during business hours. They were all super friendly and talkative. My cashier did me a solid and gave me a bag since I had over an hour drive home and frozen food. Place rocks in my books.

I really like this Trader Joe's, I used to go to the one in Darien when I lived there but this one…read morefeels friendlier. The staff are always friendly and it's not often that something I need is out of stock. Parking can sometimes be hard to get closer to the store when it gets busy but there is lots of parking if you don't mind a short walk.

I haven't been to this supermarket in a while b/c they have…read morea smaller version closer to my house. This location isn't too far from me. It was after 10pm & I needed bottled water. The smaller location closes @9:30pm. This one is open until 10:30. This supermarket is huge & has everything you could think of. They have ethnic aisles w/ different foods from different countries(ex. Chinese,Spanish,Jamaican,etc.). Everything was neat & organized. It was very clean inside as well. The shelves were full & stocked. I didn't wait on line b/c there was numerous cashiers open. I like that,I like that a lot! Def will be back soon!

so many great selections it gets overwhelming at times. Ao I ask for help. and per usual the…read moreworkers either don't speak English or they act as if you're ruining their entire day. Not a fan of stores that treat paying customers like their a burden.

Shopping at Palmer's is always an experience. Yes, the prices might be slightly higher than Whole…read moreFoods, but that's really beside the point, you're not just buying groceries, you're investing in a lifestyle. Where else can you stroll the aisles with a free coffee in hand, pretending you came in for "just one thing," while slowly filling your cart with items you didn't know existed but now absolutely need. And the rotisserie chicken might be the best financial decision in the whole store. Somehow it's the one thing that feels like a bargain while everything else gently reminds you that quality comes at a price. In the end you walk out with great groceries, a lighter wallet, and the comforting feeling that at least you did it with a cup of free coffee in your hand. Honestly, worth it.

Great little market located across the street from the Norton Heights train station. This market…read morehas a nice variety of unique sourced foods (Little Lad's popcorn from ME/NH) and great bakery items (ie Sticky Buns). Overall place is clean, well stocked with plenty of parking.

This is always my favorite grocery store to pop into when I visit my hometown. Mainly because…read moreCharlotte still works there (from the Hay Day days back when I was a little kid!) She's just the best. Some of my go to items: - Any and all of the baked goods are to die for- pastries, desserts, cakes, the blondie brownies, literally all of them - Fantastic salad bar with tons of options - Fresh juice, farm-bottled milk, and a huge array of beverages - The tomato / mozzarella sandwich on a baguette is my go to for beach days - Prepared foods (quiche, pastas, etc.) are always great when you don't feel like cooking / going out - It may be a little store, but it has a huge selection cheese / meats / olives for all of your charcuterie needs They used to have a great coffee / panini bar area...not sure if they still do given it's a wine & spirits section now. But cool to see they now have a little designated wine/beer/liquor spot in store. Over all, a must-stop whenever I'm back in town.

I found everything I wanted and it was delicious. Cheese, soup, fruits, bread, cake...plus I bought…read moresome flowers. The check out was easy and everyone was polite. Parking is easy. It's normally priced for the area.

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 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

I have never shopped here and probably never will after my phone interaction with Mark McWhirter…read moreand the condescending, derogatory, and expletive laced conversation I just had with him. It looks like the economy and COVID shut down the original Peter's Weston Market which was revered, respected, and a shame to lose in the community. Lily's current management is not living up to its predecessor.

I work in the field and have lots of opportunities to stop to eat. Today I wanted something that…read morewasn't fast food, and when I drove past this grocery store I figured I'd find some form of healthier snack. Instead I found a little sandwich shop with 21 speciality sandwiches. This one came on recommendation from the guy behind the counter. The employees were friendly and funny and gave me some good banter. I asked for it toasted. Great portion sizes, AWESOME chicken cutlet (crispy out, moist in, perfect breading and seasoning), and the blend of jalapeño mayo and melty cheese was ideal rainy day food. What I'm saying is yeah, it's a cute, clean little supermarket. But it deserves to be on Yelp for these sandwiches. I'm going back.

Excellent prices, produce, and overall shopping experience. If you need to save money this is the…read moreplace!

Poor customer service and discrimination. I will not shop at this store ever again. Today was the…read morelast straw. I was standing in the checkout line when a group of Brazilian customers in front of me called their friends over, and the cashier allowed them to cut in front of me. When I expressed how disrespectful and unfair the situation was, they laughed, and nothing was done by the cashier or management. I felt completely disrespected and singled out. Customers should be treated fairly and with respect, regardless of who they are or where they come from. I will be taking my business elsewhere.