The perfect little store the get fresh local fruits and veggies. I've been coming here for as long…read moreas I can remember. It is located in an old large farm building that provides a nice rustic farm atmosphere. There usually isn't a huge amount of produce to choose from, but what they do have is fresh and in season. During the fall I always get my apple cider from here and they even have hot samples on site. And we especially enjoy the garlic! It's much better than what you get in the grocery store. The woman who runs it also provides many free recipe cards! If you're in the area definitely check this place out. It's great to support small family run businesses like this one. While I've never done this here, I believe they allow apple picking during the the season.

Great staff! We shop regularly for a dozen or so items. Great deals on clothing and footwear…read more It's a really popular place. To avoid the crowds, shop mid-day during the week or invest in an Executive membership to take advantage of extended hours.

I ordered 2 hotdogs and waited while I watched people with my exact order be served ahead of me…read more Multiple people who walked into the store long after I ordered were getting their hotdogs. Kristen was the attendant. I'm shy, so it took me a while to finally speak up for myself--i didn't want to be rude. She told me the hotdogs were gonna take a while. She had given away the last hotdogs. I tried to ask her to check for my number to make sure it wasn't lost but she refused. Kristen dismissed me and walked to the back. She returned a few minutes later with a coworker and was laughing looking in my direction. 15 minutes later, the new batch was ready. Kristen had an order for 2 hotdogs so I was sure they were mine. But then she called order 137. We were 112. Luckily my dad intervened and said "no that's order 112." She shrugged then threw the hotdog bags at him. ??!! Insane behavior. An acknowledgement would've meant a lot, but instead it felt like I was being gaslit. I think they may have lost the ticket but she wouldn't look at my receipt to check!

A lot but more than what you would expect from a farm market. Very organized, clean/neat and lots…read moreof produce to pick from. Prices were reasonable. Lots of stock on hand. Plenty of parking.

Newly renovated! Flavor from their tomato's is unbelievable! Farm to your table! Dr's say 75% of…read moreyour plates should be Vegetables. You can't over eat "(non-starchy) veggies! Local honey! & they carry Fish Family Farms milk! Their Holstein cows milk is grass grazed and doesn't contain "Casin" which is an inflammatory compound found in most dairy products!

I'm an out-of-towner, who was staying in Windsor, CT for a period of a week & stopped by for some…read moregroceries. Honestly, I was surprised at how high the prices were- but what also took me aback was the staff (cashiers), who were not particularly friendly nor were they willing to show me where things were located in the store- when I asked! Upon check-out, I actually had to coax the 2nd cashier to help me bag the groceries; she was just standing around doing nothing! I think next time, I'll stick to Big Y...

Love Harken's for so many reasons. I was making a batch of sausage and peppers and they have the…read morebest selection of inexpensive peppers perfect for frying! All their produce is fresh and often much cheaper than grocery stores. Their outdoor stuff is great too!

I visited the stop and shop in South Windsor,CT. They didn't have enough cashiers open so I went…read morethrough self checkout, I don't like this method as they treat you like a criminal. The employee was right ontop of me squeezed into a small corner and remained shoulder to shoulder until I completed the process. If stop and shop is so concerned about theft they should have more cashiers open.

This Stop and Shop is generally clean and well stocked. My only wish was that it had a better…read moreselection and was a bit bigger like the Vernon Super Stop and Shop. But the deli counter is solid and stocked with Boars Head products. The meat section has everything you need and I've gotten some good cakes from the kids at the bakery. There is a small prepared foods and salad bar section, it could be better but its size is likely due to the amount of business it gets, which seems limited. They usually have a few cash registers open, but if you don't have many groceries, there are many self checkout stations that never have much or any wait.

I came here for the first time on a Saturday morning with a friend. Our server came around with…read morecoffee right away. Felt like a diner- which I love! We both ordered the veggie omelet which came with country potatoes and toast- we both had rye. All of it was hot and delicious! I had really wanted to try the poutine but I am a vegetarian and sadly, they don't offer it with a mushroom gravy, which I found at two poutine places in Quebec City. I guess there are not enough vegetarians asking for it around here. I gotta say it was super loud in here as the place was packed with a large group. I enjoy a lively atmosphere but it was just too much. I found myself wanting to rush to get out of there as the noise was overwhelming while eating breakfast. I prefer to ease into my day. I can't fault the restaurant for that. It's obvious people love this place and I do too!

I grew up in Canada and since I moved down here was never able to find a half decent Poutine that…read morecompared. Was recommended this place by someone at work and finally was able to go to today. It was absolutely perfect here. 10/10 poutine, felt like I was back home in Canada again I was so happy I could have cried. Will be coming back 100%. If you're looking for a true authentic poutine in CT, this is the only place to go. Service was excellent and quick too!

All three Were and are excellent at most of their locations…read moreHave been shopping there for years and most times service and product wuality are good! We always buy with them for pricing service and quality!

Love this store! Exceptional produce and a wide variety of spices and the ambiance is great. They…read morealso are very attentive to customers' needs.

Organized , clean and staff is helpful. Went for $1 oyster Fridays. Unfortunately, they don't have…read moreshuckers in store but online says they do. Food look fresh. Ample parking with EV as well.

This is my absolute favorite store to shop at. Why you ask. Apart from the high quality standard…read morethey set for their product, here are a few reasons, For my family, the bakery has some of the best breads, croissants and chocolate cake. The cheese shop selection is simply incredible.. those beautiful glorious wheels of cheese from all over the world and sources you can trust. The nut butters fresh ground.. is probably the only reason I sometimes make an out of way stop for. The icecreams... they carry bubbies mochi and aretusa...can't get that easily anywhere else. And don't even get me started on the fresh produce, this is probably the only store that carry the best mangos during season and some rare tropical fruits that aren't easily available in other stores. They are local-seasonal-transparent-GMO free and Gluten friendly. Also, they care about environment WFM sets an example of using wind/solar power, recycling programs, green buildings for their stores, etc. I am one of many loyal whole food customer and I am super thrilled to have one open so close to me.

I went here to pick a Christmas tree and went here for PYO strawberries. Great prices for a quality…read moreexperience. If you go early in the season for both PYO, you'll get lots to choose from. I can't wait to check out what they got for blueberry season! Trees - all trees were $40-50 I believe, regardless of size. It takes a bit to get that mature pine smell you're used to but that means the tree lives longer. Mine didn't start shedding until after Christmas. Strawberries - As of today, my strawberry flat is their Facebook cover photo. For $2.99/lb, it is a great price. You're getting a variety of sweet, tart, plump, large and small strawberries. They're open until 8pm so it's a fun post-work activity.

It's June, strawberry season is here and it was time for me to go pick some strawberries. They are…read morelight years better than those you buy in the little plastic tubs at the grocery store. But OMG $3.75/lb that's kind of a ripoff!

Amazing vegan options, friendly staff, and a super chill, welcoming vibe every time I visit!read more

There are so many things I love about fiddleheads, it would be impossible to fit them all into one…read morereview. Here are a couple of my stand out favorites: -the extensive bulk section! One of the things that turns me off about cooking is that simple meals somehow turn into $80 trips to stop and shop. Part of it is because even if you only need a tablespoon of something, you have to buy a whole container of it. Not so at fiddleheads! Oats, rice, coffee, herbs, spices, you name it- you can buy as little or as much as you need. -the fresh local food. From salmon and beef to fruits and veggies, fiddleheads has a wide range of locally and responsibly sourced fresh food. Some things are seasonal, some things are constants, but the more you shop there you will quickly get an idea of what you can find and when. -of course, the staff. Every single employee I've interacted with in my many years of coming here has been friendly, helpful, and respectful. You see a lot of the same faces year after year, and I get the impression that people truly enjoy working there. They recently just celebrated 16 years in business, which is no small feat for a co-op swimming in a sea of big chain grocery stores. For me, it's certainly not hard to see why.