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.

Literally awful. Certain pieces of chicken were literally gray. My friend got a sandwich and it…read moretasted days old. The service is terrible, they have 1 person working the register with super long lines. Overall no help and mid subpar food.

I appreciate Fresh Market more and more and am grateful for their curated selection and ease of…read moreshopping. This location recently renovated its parking lot and it's much easier to access now. Every location has a great coffee selection and this one is no exception. They really have done a great job keeping up with healthier eating habits and I hope to see more vegan, vegetarian and paleo options. Fresh Market definitely fills a niche in the post Amazon Whole Foods AI manipulated world. It's a pleasant shopping experience. Thank you.

Trader Joe's is a good store, pretty much the same wherever you go. This store is very clean. The…read morepeople working there are nice. There's a lot of parking even though it's a very busy area.

The Monteli Pizza Crust Trader Joes used to carry has been discontinued. Put your John Hancock on…read morethis petition so we can get it back! https://chng.it/L2kQH2ctLS

High quality, better overall selection and experience than going to Whole foods if you are in…read moreWestport. Friendly staff that work with you and make the process easier. Got this beautiful pork belly with no issues accommodating the size I was looking for.

Stumbled upon Saugatuck Provisions on the way back from an appointment in Norwalk and man am I glad…read morethat I did! Not sure how long this place has been around but it appears to be a hidden gem with very few Yelp reviews. I am happy to give them a 5 star review with the quality of the service and especially the food! It's a typical meat store with some of their own packaged sausages and ground meats but they make a mean sandwich. They have about 5-6 sandwiches to choose from. It's also more of a grab and go place, they have a few picnic tables in front to eat at for warmer weather. My wife and I split 2 subs. We had the roast beef and the turkey. Both were very enjoyable but the turkey stood out a little more for me. It was pomegranate glazed turkey breast with baby arugula molasses and a spicy feta dip that packed a punch full of flavor to complete the sub. The roast beef had a horseradish tzatziki and olive oil with their pasture raised beef, everything was really fresh. I could not leave out the seeded bun in this review, soooo good, couldn't be any more seeds on this wedge in a good way, the bread is outstanding. Both of these subs were only $12.99, amazing price compared to other sandwich shops, the pictures don't do the sandwich justice, was incredible, will be back!!

This review is an emotional outpouring…read more Stew Leonard's (SL) has been a part of my life for 55 years. I first came to this store soon after it opened, when it was much smaller and the only SL store. I now live a few hours away from any of the stores, but 2 SL shopping bags are among those my family uses regularly. I still go here and to other SLs when it's opportune, and the close relationship between SL and my family culminated when, upon his passing, SL SR. was placed a few strides away from my parents at Willowbrook Cemetery (rated 5). Over the years our family developed a close personal connection with the store. My mother became good friends with the head chef there (the prepared foods are excellent--I still always get the ambrosia salad when I'm there!). Sorry I don't recall his name. He was there from at least the mid 90s to the early 2000s. As my mother grew older we started having increasing numbers of SL items as side dishes at our holiday meals. In 2001 when she died we had SL provide the whole Thanksgiving dinner. I recall going in and speaking to the head chef, informing him of my mother's passing. He said he had wondered what had happened to her and missed her. The connection between our family and the store grew with my wife and kids. When we got engaged I got my wife's parents a SL gift basket, complete with Elsa the cheese cow. We would all visit this store and some of the others while traveling, enjoying the ice cream on site and bringing non-perishables back home, as well as apple cider in season--we'd bring the coolers for that. I don't know if my mother ever met either the Senior or Junior proprietor. I won't say I 'met' either of them, but I did encounter them both together once. There were no intros, and it was brief and terse. It was early summer 1979 or '80; like many college students, I thought SL would be a good summer 'gig'. I went to apply and found no parking spaces, but saw another parking lot across the street. I parked there and two men, one old one young, both dressed business formal, went walking past. The older one asked why I was parking there. I noticed the SL employee-only sign only then; I said I was going to apply for a job. He insisted there were none available. I started to say I would like to just leave an application, but he cut me off, saying again "there are no jobs!" [Please continue reading in the review space for the Stew Leonard's store in Danbury. There wasn't enough space here to complete my review. Thank you.]

Best supermarket in new england ! I mean all of new england , besides fairway in NY this place tops…read morein both experience and food selection

I would love to give this Stop and Shop 4 stars but the only reason why I'm putting it at 3 is…read morebecause every time I've done pickup, they have been super late. The last time I did pickup, I waited over 45 minutes when they told me 15. A few other times, my products have had tears in them (spinach falling out) and expired products. Absolutely ridiculous! I no longer do pickup here (I go to Stamford instead). However, if I have never done pickup, this store would receive 4, maybe 5 stars. I love that they have a bigger all natural/vegan/health food section and for that, I prefer this store over Stamford's location. The staff have always been great to me and the store is pretty well stocked/clean. I honestly wish I could give this store more stars but it really falls on the poor service with pickup.

Most of the staff is disconnected and don't seem to care. Some even appeared to be in constant bad…read moremoods. There are a couple of exceptions, but for the most part, you never really feel welcome at this store. It's incredible. how far a simple "how's your day going" or smile can transform an experience in a shop.

This review is based on my personal experience on Tue, Apr 14, 2026…read more Not a big fan of Whole Foods, but I stop by once in a while to drop off an Amazon return. I've seen a lot of incorrect info on Yelp, but this one is ridiculous. Yes, this Whole Foods Market is in Westport, and they sell pizza along with many other foods, but "Westport" and "Pizza" are not part of the name. Not sure how someone mistakes a a supermarket for a pizza joint, or how Yelp moderators miss this mistake. Shouldn't be difficult to detect and correct problems like this if you had a few clankers on the team. Also, the hours are completely wrong. See my photo of the doors with hours listed.

This is a nice Whole Foods. It's very clean and organized. It's close to Stew Leonard's. There's…read moreplenty of parking. Nice seating area for eating.

Just went to get a Great Cakes challah, DELICIOUS!! Thanks Richard, so happy I found you!!read more

Good things come in small markets. From the outside it doesn't look like much, but after a recent…read moreSaturday visit it may become our market of choice in the area, We were looking for a local butcher and Yelp directed us here. The meats were prepackaged but the items we tried were of fine quality-- prime hangar steak, small meatballs and Italian sausage. The hangar was exceptionally tender and juicy. The star of the show here is the prepared foods case. We plumped for egg salad, curry chicken salad and red potato salad.All were fresh, nicely seasoned and above supermarket quality. Picked up some French garlic in the produce area and biscotti as well. Purchased some smoked salmon cream cheese from the seafood concession which was also excellent--loaded with salmon. Fish in the case looked good -- will try next time. Will return when we visit Westport again.

There aren't many grocery stores where you can pick up veggies from the garden of a local resident…read moreor get cookies baked by nuns - but at Double L, these things are the norm! Located on the Post Road, Lloyd and his wife Gianna are passionate about providing their customers with the highest quality products, whether it be sourced locally or from around the world. The entire store is truly a treasure-trove of unique finds and community spirit! Lloyd helped us make up a box of goodies to bring home and told us about Harry's Berries, and we're obsessed! We also saw red bananas for the first time, which are softer and sweeter than regular bananas. They even had pink pineapples! There's so much more to see and enjoy from Double L - pop in and say hi to Lloyd and Gianna the next time you're in Westport, you'll fall in love with this market!

An inconspicuous and unassuming tiny market offering an outstanding assortment of fresh, organic…read moreand locally-grown vegetables, herbs, berries and fruit along with high quality meats, sauces, prepared meals and gourmet specialties, like an indoor farmer's market!

Great organic food store. I was happily surprised that they stocked George's Aloe Vera water…read more Nicely organized stock with great service.

** Bait & Switch Pricing - Greedy out of touch owner **…read more Stopped in with my two teenage daughters for a quick snack after school. One ordered a juice, one ordered a smoothie. After taking the order, the staff said they couldn't make the juice. Fine; we agreed to one smoothie split into two cups. Instead, they overfilled two cups. At the register, the owner tried to charge me for two smoothies (nearly $12 each). I explained we only ordered one smoothie to be divided. He looked at the cups and said they were full, so I had to pay for two. That's not how ordering works. If he had half a clue, he would've investigated further instead of immediately trying to squeeze the customer. He didn't. He then took one smoothie away from my daughter, said he'd divide the other, went into the back, came out with an empty cup, handed it to me, and told me to divide it myself. After the bait-and-switch and then adding insult to injury, I finally broke down and called him an M.F.; though frankly, that's too generous he is really just a low-life POS. He responded by calling me a cheapskate and telling me to get out (in front of my kids). For the record, both daughters also bought other items in this already overpriced store. This wasn't about money. It was about refusing to be taken advantage of. Maybe this kind of conduct flies somewhere wherever he is from, but it's not how business is done in the U.S. or in Westport. And last I checked, the basic rule still applies: the customer is always right, especially when the facts are this clear. Plenty of better options nearby (GG & Joes has better smoothies!). We won't be back.