Typical grocery store. Came in specifically looking for nail clippers and it was a challenge to…read morefind. The aisle with personal care had dang near everything except nail care. I was able to find a travel manicure kit for $10 hanging in the aisle and if I didn't go back for the fourth time would have missed it. If I had a checked bag would have bought a few tasty kakes. Love them!!! Service was also a bit lacking, long lines even for self checkout. The store was clean and I liked the robot roaming around to notify of spills.

I cannot recommend this Stop n Shop specifically. It's dirty and over crowded and understaffed all…read morethe time. A random Tuesday night and I gotta wait in line cause there is one old lady cashier who is barely alive and so slow my ice cream melts. Hire more cashiers. Please.

Everyone is helpful, food in front restaurant is amazing great vibe in the store!!!! Great veggies…read moresetter plants vitamins upstairs is amazing !

I've been shopping at EOTW since 1981 when they were located on Edgewood Ave - loved it then, love…read moreit now. In addition to being a very well stocked grocery store with plenty of organic fresh produce, a good selection of bulk nuts, beans, flour and such, and many boxed, canned and frozen offerings for the vegetarian and vegan diet, if you head to the second floor you'll find all of the herbs, vitamins, supplements and answers to your questions if you have them about such things. Head back downstairs and order a wonderful smoothie, sandwich, or something nutritious and delicious from the hot bar - all vegan or vegetarian. I love the tofu salad, the falafel, and the tempeh reuben - my favorite. After ordering turnaround and allow yourself to be tempted by one (two? of the various vegan and vegetarian desserts. I love the vegan blueberry lemon scones and the vegan Boston Cream Cake or cupcake. The smoothies are amazing! I enjoy the veggie juices, Brenda's Brew or Vulture. Atmosphere is very comfortable. Service is friendly, they do get busy so be patient - the food, drinks are worth the wait if there is one.

Great market place especially for all the people who live nearby or are in walking distance. They…read morecarry just about everything you can imagine from all the staples like eggs, milk, bread, to beautifully prepared foods and spectacular vegetables for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The store is extremely clean and well organized. Every square foot is merchandised with a great variety of items. The staff is helpful and efficient at the registers. I certainly hope the staff is well paid as the prices are pretty high.

This place looks like it is going out of business. Why are there so many empty shelves? Clearly…read morethey misjudged the market. They should save money and rent half the store to another business. And somehow figure out how to get people in the door to buy fresh produce because it is always wilted if they have it at all. Go to Edge of the Woods if you want nice stuff. But what we need here is a nice little green grocer that just sells basic stuff reliably at a good price.

I experienced a bizarre incident of near stalking and bullying by the manager of Good Nature Market…read moreon Broadway at approximately 2:30am on Thursday April 9 2026. They failed to accurately present the price of an item, I pointed this out at the counter to the entirely polite cashier. The cashier told me that an item (package of single serve Oatly packages marked to be sold together with a single expiration date on the package) was meant to be sold individually not as a package as it was marked, and he wasn't sure how much it was. He called the manager over. I point out that the highest priced Oatly was a little under $6 where they had packaged it and that their sign by the cashier clearly states that if an item rings up for a higher amount they will give the item for free up to $20. I was happy to pay the amount it was marked for or the amount of the highest listed Oatly. The manager, who is rarely in the store, told the cashier it was twice as much. I calmly told the cashier that I had been coming here for a decade (he knows me) and if this is the way he is going to do business I will not shop here for at least 3 months. Once I said I was discontinuing the business transaction, while the cashier remained a calm, normal human being, the manager began yelling, shoving his finger towards my chest, waiving his hands like a maniac, bitterly yelling at me for deciding not to shop there anymore. I respectfully told him, sir, please calm down, you made a business decision and I am also making a business decision not to shop here for at least three months given the false advertisement. The manager spiraled into a threatening tantrum and followed me out the store into the street. I would like the store owner's contact so I can report the incident. I do not tolerate threatening bullies when I trying to shop, especially at night.

Best Bacon Egg and Cheese on a croissant I've had in a while. Very delicious but unfortunately…read morepricey costing $7.50 per BEC. Besides the food the restaurant has great options for drinks. Side note: The bathroom situation should be addressed, dim lighting with graffiti and unsanitary conditions on the floor and in garbage.

This convenience store is awesome! It's always the same nice dude running it, and it's incredible…read morehow many different things they stock. You can get almost anything you need in a pinch, and the markup from a supermarket isn't bad at all. Truly convenient. This store carries, among other things, the following: -Eggs -Milk -Bacon -Hot Dogs -Onions -Ginger -Mexican tomatillos (Stop&Shop doesn't even have these!) -Toilet paper -Paper towels -Soda -Birthday candles -Pet food -Sauces, spices, and condiments Basically anytime I'm in a pinch and realize I've run out of some basic household necessity, Chapel Mini Mart is there to save the day and inevitably has what I need. $10 minimum for credit card.

This little joint has everything I need at super cheap prices…read more Ice Lime juice Limes Kaiser rolls Coke Seltzer water Scratch cards Cat food Friendly neighborhood staff and no BS.

This Trader Joe's is one of my favorite grocery stores! It's always very clean and well organized,…read moremaking shopping such a pleasant experience. I especially love that they have their own parking lot, it's a relief not to have to worry about parking every time I visit. The staff here are so friendly and welcoming!! every time I go, someone chats with me. I also love how adventurous I can be with their products. Trying out different types of hummus has become a fun routine for me! This Trader Joe's is conveniently located in a shopping center with T.J. Maxx and Ulta, so I can knock out a few errands in one trip, which is a big plus. I recently went vegan, and I've been loving to find so many delicious options here. Their vegan apple sauce pouches and fruit blend juices are amazing! If you're looking for a clean, friendly store with unique products and a great location, I highly recommend this Trader Joe's!

Trader Joe's offers good quality products at decent prices. Many of them are organic and/or…read moreantibiotic free. We stopped here to get a few snacks and nuts and we were happy to see that they also carry organic firm tofu, which I love to use in my stir fry dishes. The registers were all managed well and the lines moved quickly.

Lovely little Asian market! The owner is super nice too. I do go there shop whenever I'm in the…read morearea. Never have any issues

What a great selection! I found items I missed from several Asian countries (Indonesia, Korea,…read moreJapan, China). There were my general favorites and new surprises. The owners were a bit shy, but polite. The store is quite packed so look carefully. The tea collection was a nice surprise! The prices were reasonable too!

This is just your typical corner stop. They have a little bit of everything. I usually go there…read morejust to get lotto tickets- However there are a few other reasons that I would go. If I need a cold drink in a flash, I can go there. The crowds are usually a little hostile so you gotta have your head on a swivel when you're going there.

Every time I feel like I'm about to have a panic attack I come here and order the mushroom reuben…read more And it's so good that--though my ailments still subconsciously ail me--I forget to have a panic attack. Someone should do an experimental trial comparing panic attacks amongst individuals who have and have not consumed said reuben. Would love to see that p-value. Pretty good espresso, too.

This market was so cute and organized. Tons of treats, merch, desserts, coffee and so much more. I…read morejust got a couple chocolate treats for myself including this yummy cinnamon baklava date. Perhaps next time I'll try one of their desserts on display, I was eye balling the carrot cake. We were in an out, service wasn't too bad but it wasn't busy either. Lots to look at here! Parking across the street

Call me impressed! I thought this was going to be just another decent lunch spot in New Haven but…read moreit was so much more than that. I ordered the broccoli rabe and sausage hero with mozzarella. The hero was filled to the brim with the broccoli rabe, which was juicy and tender and delicious! The sausage complimented the greens perfectly, and the mozzarella was the perfect finishing touch. This was one great sandwich! Highly recommend!

P&M Fine Foods is an Italian market, delicatessen and catering company that opened in Branford,…read moreConnecticut in 1985. It was founded by husband and wife Mario & Maria Ciccone. The Ciccone family has origins from Naples, Italy. The family-owned market specializes in fresh produce, freshly baked breads, prepared dishes, various Italian imports, and catering services. In 2009, the Ciccone family purchased the Orange Street Market in New Haven's East rock neighborhood and turned it into P&M's second location. A third location opened in Hamden in 2022, but it closed down the following year. In recent years, Mario & Maria have taken a step back and let their sons Bruno and Joseph "Pino" take over. Bruno handles business at the original Branford location while Pino runs things at the New Haven location. Pino also owns Enoteca Cassanova (a liquor store), which is right next to the New Haven location. My family and I just visited P&M Orange Street Market for the first time. This was our first visit to either of P&M's locations. We really liked the market which featured a lot of great fresh foods, prepared dishes, and other products. But the main reason we came to P&M was for their pizza! Beginning in 2024, P&M began hosting "Pizza on the Patio" every Wednesday from 4-8pm throughout the warmer months. Their pizza trailer parks in front of the storefront and slings up delicious wood-fired pies. The chalkboard menu changes up every week, depending on which ingredients are fresh and available. After looking over the menu, we ordered and shared a "Cheese Pizza", the "High Heat" (Margherita w/ cherry peppers & hot honey), and "The Charmer" (circular panini w/ burrata, mortadella, arugula, cherry tomatoes, topped w/ EVOO, balsamic glaze & crushed pistachios). Holy moly! This pizza was fantastic! Excellent sauce and just the right amount of char around the edges of the crust (which you don't always see with wood-fired pizza). All of the toppings tasted super fresh too! "The Charmer", which was essentially a panini-pizza hybrid, was very interesting. The friendly staff told us that it was the first time it was ever featured on the menu. We really enjoyed our experience at P&M Orange Street Market and hope to return for another pizza night soon!