Great fresh produce , meats, plants, bread, and cheeses. Simple good food and great friendly staff…read morein a clean garage feel and prices are bright and great.

Why pay Stop & Shop prices for vegetables & fruit? We stop weekly here for all our produce. Prices…read more& selection can't be beat especially all the fresh herbs! During the spring & summer they have a nice selection of outside flowers & vegetables to plant. Try to get there early for a better selection.

Fantastic Asian Market that has everything, from rows of ramen, fruits, vegetables, meats, mochi,…read moredumplings, kimchi: everything you'd expect to find in an Asian Grocery Store and more. It's got something for everyone, and I highly recommend this store to everyone, including those who don't like Asian cooking. They take all major credit cards and EBT, the prices are great, and it's not crowded, although expect to wear a mask and social distance as required. This store is located behind Stop & Shop in the little plaza that has Mr. Wok in it. Check it out!

It could be the pregnancy hormones talking but I was literally gaging the second I walked into this…read moreplace, it smelled of rotten something, not sure if it was meat or fish. You can find the best store bought kimchi I've been able to find here and the basic Asian needs. The produce is very fairly priced. Would recommend going with a mask!

This place has great pies and cider ! I got to try their apple fritter donut holes and they were…read moredelicious! Great place to go picking all season. Got the most perfect little pumpkins for Halloween for my toddler. The people who work here are so friendly and inviting. Has a nice farmers market that is worth the visit even on regular weekdays

We went here and got some pies, then we got a free coupon for a peach Sundae event they were doing…read moreif you spend so much. It was nice inside. They have Pick your own, lots of pre picked, pies, local items and more. Great to support.

This place has the best baked goods!! My workplace always gets cookies for our monthly training…read moremeetings. I've yet to find one that I don't like!!

I shop at Labonnes at least once a week. This Weds was the 3rd time I was charged full price for…read morethe hot bar, after 6pm. I even said its 630pm, the hot bar is half price, right? The guy mumbled something at me. I was asked if I wanted the receipt and said yes.. only to see I was charged the full price. The customer service desk made it right, but its getting very old that I have had this issue 3 times in the past 4 weeks. I almost wonder if they charge full price after 6pm, unless you catch the error. Deli staff is always friendly and accommodating.

GORGEOUS mushrooms... Patrick is well versed, knowledgeable…read moreand willing to educate. The peppers are bright and beautiful. Bought some lion's mane to take home and it so delicious! Also the pumpkin/habanero hot sauce it out of this world. Small little farm stand ish with a big operation in the background. Is it pricey? Sure... but trust, you get what you pay for, and mushies are much more than what you find in the grocery store. Worth the trip. I also bought two habaneros there for a fire cider and forgot them on my counter :( .. so upset

Located at 12 Union City Road in Prospect, CT owned by the nicest and most informative individual,…read morePatrick Blanchette. There is plenty of parking both in front and up around the side. Walk in through the front slider door then ring the bell at the counter. You will not wait long at all before Patrick arrives to assist you with whatever your mushroom or micro green heart desires. I am new to the world of mushrooms so I was absolutely fascinated to learn of the different types of mushrooms. Did you know there is a whole world of shrooms besides the white button, portobello or shiitake? I brought home a fresh gorgeous cluster of oyster mushrooms. But before leaving Union City Farm I had a bunch of questions for Patrick such as, "How do I cook these beautiful mushrooms?" Patrick was absolutely awesome and explained how to cook them. I then had questions about his mushroom farm. He walked through the process of growing his mushrooms from start to finish. I learned so much about mushrooms during my brief visit. It was awesome! Yes, I went straight home and cooked the oyster mushrooms exactly as Patrick instructed and they were delicious! I can't wait to go back to try the lion's mane. The interior of Union City Farm is clean, cozy, and warm. Take a look at my pictures for a peek. I absolutely recommend Union City Farm for all your micro green and shroomie needs!

The ambiance was great. The waitresses and waiters were awesome. The service was fantastic and the…read morefood was out of this world delicious. Definitely would go back and they have gluten free options which is a must in my celiac world. Cannot say enough about this place. One needs to visit to experience the best tasting food in the area. Thank you for your great service and staff.

Don't come if you're Black! They make it clear that you're not welcome so definitely don't trust…read morethem to provide an unadulterated meal to you and your family. Wait staff ignores you and you won't be seated. Take your Black dollars where you're appreciated but not here.

Dear Billy, It's been years since we moved from the area but…read morealways return monthly for your excellent produce. On a recent visit, I lost a hearing aide during a visit. Your thoughtful team searched the parking lot (during a downpour), as well as the floor in your store. We were shocked to receive a call informing us your team found the $5000 Widex hearing aide! Can't thank you enough for your team's kindness!!! Sincerely, Steve

This is a big produce and wholesale market in Waterbury. You can see it from the highway. It's a…read morefamily owned business, and service was very nice. They have fruits and vegetables, pasta, sauces, olive oil, pickles, and other things. Check out the Sclafani products. It's clean and there's a lot of parking. It's a beautiful market with beautiful produce.

I visited this store for the first time today and it certainly won't be my last time…read more They have a huge assortment of products from different European countries, such as cheeses, olives, fruit preserves, teas, chocolates, as well as frozen items. It's located in a small, quiet plaza and you can park near the door. The store is clean and organized. The staff was friendly. I found the prices to be very reasonable.

Some tasty fresh treats up front. That's what got my attention. The groceries are a little on the…read morepricier side, probably cause they are imported and it's a small store.

This store is located at 860 Straits Turnpike, Middlebury, CT. They have plenty of parking and it…read moreis well lit at night. This store inside feels much bigger than it looks front the outside. You are met by a deli/food station when you first walk inside. They make fresh foods such as crispy gluten-free chicken cutlets, kale salad, roasted root vegetables, quinoa salad, and more! The rest of the store is sectioned by grocery items and homeopathic items. They have mushroom coffee, nondairy milks, allergy free ice creams, fresh produce, and more. There is an eye catching wall of containers filled with healthy snacks such as nuts, seeds, dates, and more. This place is pretty awesome! They even sell giant salt rocks, calming candles, and essential oils. I will absolutely be back!

If you want a masterclass in how to run a business into the ground, Nature's Goods is the…read moreblueprint. After years of giving this store second chances because it was convenient, I'm officially done. A persistent issue is the deli and prepared foods counter, where staff repeatedly push larger portions than you ask for. On multiple occasions, I've gotten to my car only to realize I had been given and charged for significantly more food than I wanted. The next few times I went in, I vowed to stand firm and not accept any more food than I wanted to pay for. The employee still overfilled the portion. It actually became a battle to leave with only the amount I had ordered. It became so predictable that I started going in and asking for a fraction of what I actually wanted, knowing they would likely go over anyway. However, that didn't work either! Most recently, I stopped in while in a rush before an event, hadn't eaten all day, and just needed something quickly. I have been souring on the place due to all the reasons listed, but was desperate. I went in already bracing myself for the same routine and determined not to be pushed into buying more food than I wanted. The interaction at the deli was so aggressive and unpleasant that I walked out empty-handed. (In a nutshell: They said they had to sell me more food than I wanted because they wouldn't be able to sell it. I said I didn't want to buy the extra food. Their attitude was like "oh well, too bad for you." ) Then there's the bizarre pricing strategy. Numerous items have no prices displayed at all. When you ask what something costs, you can be met with annoyance, as though basic consumer transparency is somehow an unreasonable request. If you don't put prices on things, what exactly do you expect customers to do? Guess? And when prices are displayed, some are extraordinary. I once saw frozen raspberries priced at approximately $25. I'm accustomed to paying more for fresh, healthy, high-quality food, but I have shopped in The Hamptons and other very expensive places and had never seen anything quite like that. The high prices would be easier to understand if the freshness were exceptional, but I have repeatedly seen products that appeared to be expired. A local friend told me she stopped shopping there for the same reason. She also said the employees/owners made disparaging remarks to her about customers after they walked away. Between the missing prices, aggressive upselling at the deli, questionable freshness and the general attitude, the store seems almost determined to discourage repeat business. At a minimum, customers should know what something costs before buying it and receive the amount of food they actually ordered. Save yourself the headache and shop elsewhere. It is worth driving to Woodbury to New Morning, which is the Holy Grail in Connecticut. There is also a good health food store in Middletown. If anyone knows of another good option in the immediate area, please shout it out. Or better yet, someone buy Nature's Goods. At this point, a change in ownership might be the most promising item on the menu. The owners there would probably love it if someone took the place off their hands, they seem quite miserable at what they do and they seem to really dislike their customers. I could go on about the nasty and boorish attitudes I've encountered there over the years from the owners/workers, but these are the major highlights.