I don't go to Caraluzzi's often, but when I do it's always worth it. They carry specialty items…read moreregular supermarkets don't carry. One of these items is Arethusa ice cream. A little pricy, but it saves time going to Litchfield. Danbury looks clean and has a friendly staff.

This is the second time I've ordered Thanksgiving catering at Caraluzzi, and it doesn't disappoint…read more Last year, I ordered the turkey, and this year the brisket, and it's worth it. They have really good stuffing too! I'll be ordering again.

I always come here every Wednesday because my daughter has an appointment up the road. I get a…read moreprepackaged salad...love their Southwestern chicken salad. Today I went through Sebastian's line and there was an elderly gentleman in front of me. He was taking so long to bag his items. I only had my salad but needed to get cash back so that's why I waited patiently. Sebastian was kind and helped the gentleman. He was also friendly to me when I asked how to get cash back. His friendly smile made my day.

After living (part time) in Danbury for almost six years, I finally went to Stew Leonard's and I…read morecan't believe I've been missing out! This is more than a grocery store, it's an experience. I'll have to go back because my first time I was overwhelmed by all there was to see and do. First, there were a lot of sample stations so I loved that. Next, there are so many interactive displays with chickens singing and flowers playing instruments...also someone dressed as a cow was schmoozing with toddlers. I got some great food there and the prices also seemed reasonable. Their bakery section stood out to me as well as their dairy. Will definitely check it out again if I'm on the east side of town.

Woah! My mind is blown! This grocery storm is the total bomb diggity! I'm not sure why it took me…read moreso long to set foot in there. I have bad associations with the chain, I think, and thought it'd be a dingy, sad, poorly-lit store filled with low-quality products, akin to a Gristedes in NYC or an Acme in Brewster / Pawling. I couldn't have been more wrong. This place has offered me the most grocery shopping excitement since I discovered that Amazon / Whole Foods will deliver persimmons, artichokes, artisinal tofu, and daikon radish to me in the middle of nowhere -- for free. (I love you Andy Jassy!) They have a mind boggling variety of products used in south- and Latin-American cuisines, including corn husks for tamales, fresh aloe vera, sweet and green plantains, taro root, masa, a variety of refrigerated arepas, flan, queso fresco, frozen giant corn, cassava bread, and loads of other ingredients to play with; a Polish section that includes Polish-style borsht and sweets; packaged baked tofu for a pittance and a huge selection of plant-based products generally; Thai jasmine rice; a decent selection of Kosher products; a meat department that always has chicken liver for my pup, alongside well priced porterhouse / T-bone steak and interesting things like veal kidney; and pretty good bakery bread (as adjudicated by my husband, the big bread snob of the family). AND -- get this -- they have rabbit meat, y'all!! I'm not a huge carnivore in truth -- but I couldn't resist a fascinating food find like this. Not sure when I have ever seen rabbit meat for sale in another store in the US other than this Shop Rite and Ottomanelli's in the West Village in NYC. Ottomanelli's sure didn't have it for $5.99 / lb, though. I could do without the wolf whistles from the cart-collecting guys outside, but they do go out of their way to wipe off my cart for me sometimes and everyone else there has been both fabulous and non-harassing. The cashiers are far nicer and kinder than they have to be, almost across the board. The seafood counter guy chats and laughs pleasantly with customers in Spanish. It almost feels like a slice of NYC. Love.

Okay so I really liked the quality of the food they also just renovated the ENTIRE store. They have…read moregreat service

I'm so happy they're open again!! Whew, that was a very long 2 years of wait. Now I can finally get…read moremy banh mi, roast duck and all the other Asian fresh vegetables and herbs, noodles, dumplings and fresh fish on Tuesdays and Friday. They have everything, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, Korean, Jamaican seasonings and Filipino groceries. Owners are so nice here and there were times they'd give you free stuff like a can of coconut milk etc. Just 6 years ago the banh mi was $4.50 now it's $8.50 and roast duck was $10 now it's $20. Whoah! How times have changed. I used to get 4 banh mi under $20. Wow. How I took all that for granted. Now gotta spend almost 50% more. Thanks inflation and horrible economic times. But..... I can't survive without my Asian food. Place is clean, organized and they're still working on restocking the shelves.

Fantastic local Asian grocery with great fresh produce and tons of imported ingredients to get lost…read morein. Great sauces, teas, and ramen options. Prices are reasonable and the owners are incredibly kind and helpful for anything you're looking for! Definitely support this wonderful local business!

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.

We have shopped here a few times and I can always find what I need. Shelves are stocked, prices…read moreare reasonable and whenever I've needed help from staff, they've been available and helpful. The prepared foods I've had from there are pretty good too, not to mention the bakery items, which I need because they are so tasty I over-indulge (they have a chocolate cream pie which is pretty amazing). I've only used the self checkout, so I have to say the checkout is fast and friendly! I just wish people would return their carts to the store rather than leaving them all over the parking lot. Also, every time I've been there it's been busy but never super packed, which I like. This is a solid choice for groceries.

Had 3 items for self checkout and there were 5 people with full carts checking out. we're is the…read morestore manager on this, seating in his office doing nothing. horrible that no one stepped up....​

Love this little farmer's market and would shop here all the time if I lived locally. The place…read morelooks pretty no-frills but the selection is amazing. Produce, meat, cheese, unique baked goods, homemade soups, delicious hot foods, cheese, imported Italian products -- they have a lot! The owner is a nice man and very helpful. Loved the pie and Italian Easter cake we picked up today and the food we've ordered in the past. Will return anytime we are in the area.

Everything fresh and delicious especially roasted chicken, salmon and baked goods. Service is also…read moreexcellent and helpful

May 2026. I love the excellent customer service at this Trader Joe's - if you are new to Trader…read moreJoe's you will be astonished at the competitive pricing and amazing customer service. If you are a TJ regular check out the new items and have fun! Going on a roadtrip? try the Coffee Lovers espresso beans $1.49 and ask for more Trader Joe's Roadtrip tips!

It's a Trader Joe's, which means it is generally chaotic but most of the time I'm able to get in…read moreand out fairly quickly without having a nervous breakdown. Staff is friendly and for the most part very efficient. Everything is always fresh because they turn the stock frequently. If you go early, it's not too bad. I will note that I always park by the Staples and walk over because if you park by the store entrance or even over by the pizza place, it can be gridlock because of the small parking lot and so many cars.

I simply love this place. I wish it was closer to Watertown. Nothing I can say in my review would…read morebe Earth shattering. Just happy to be here.

Not really a fan of the layout of this Whole Foods location, feels like walking through a maze. I…read moredid find everything I was looking for though, they even had GOAT BUTTER in stock (hasn't been on the shelf in my usual Whole Foods Market for some time, the Avon store). Other than that, everything was pretty standard. Since this Whole Foods Market is a distance from my house, I only stop here if I happen to be passing through on I-84 and I'm heading home.

I love this place! It's all Latin American and you can find things here you just cannot find in a…read moreshop rite or stop and shop. The aisles are organized by country ... Brazilian, Mexican, etc. offering specialties from just that country. What I like is the meat selection which also offers a variety of cuts not typically found in American supermarkets. How about unique sausages from 15 different central and south American countries? If you're adventurous and like to try ethnic cuisine you need to go to C-Town.

I purchase fresh cassava, and out of the 5 I bought 3 were bad. I usually buy the frozen one, but…read morethis time I wanted to buy the fresh ones. For the future if I shop there I would not take the risk because I can't difference good from bad in cassava so I would purchase the frozen ones.