If you read fairy tales, you'll run across places that looik small on the outside but are huge on…read morethe inside. Geissler's in Windsor CT is like that. When I moved into the area, I tended to patronize the bigger grocery stores in the area. And then one day a family member, looking for a hard-to-find item for a special meal (Major Grey's Chutney for a curry supper) went to all the stores and ultimately found it at Geisslers. This has happened several times with hard to find items not being stocked in the large chain stores, but on the shelves of this small supermarket. Their stock is good; the produce department had excellent fruits and vegetables. The bakery las a wide variety of cakes and pies, and while it is not a large store, you can find good things here. Good brands, good produce, good bakery, a clean bathroom, really nice, helpful and knowedgeable staff. There have been several times when the big box stores didn't have something I absolutely needed - and Geissler's did. Highly recommend. (==

I was going to buy a sandwich for the roof $10 for an 8 oz sandwich??? I will wait till I get to a…read morestop & shop or ShopRite much much better value!!!

I absolutely love Harkens Garden center for all the landscape work we have done at our house…read more There is a large selection of stone and plants, trees to create a perfect backyard retreat. This is always the spot I recommend to my friends when they need garden supplies. Located on route 5, plenty of parking

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...

We usually stay local for our grocery shopping -mostly patronizing the Simsbury Stop & Shop and…read moreoccasionally the Shop Rite in Canton or the Big Y in Avon. But last night we ran some errands in Windsor and decided to shop at the Windsor Stop & Shop off the Kennedy Rd exit on I-91. In many respects, it's an identical twin to the Stop & Shop in Simsbury - produce to the left, meats in the back, dairy and eggs in the right rear corner, frozen stuff on the right, and bakery at the right front. It had the marked down produce rack we love to scour, but this one was really hard to find, hidden behind a small wall by the deli counter. We're making Beer Can Chicken on the grill tonight, and we bought a nice whole chicken at a good price, plus some corn and zucchinis. I have to put in a plug for a fabulous frozen treat we have seen at both Stop and Shops (not sure who else sells them). There is a line of frozen milk & fruit bars made by Fruttare that are absolutely amazing. Lots of flavors, but I defy you to chow on a better tasting 120 calorie dessert than their Banana and Milk bar. I posted a pic. The store was neat, well stocked, and had some nice people up front. I'd go here any time.

We stopped into this store for some sandwich material. Great selection of Boar's Heads meats. Found…read moresome nice rolls. Overall decent store with helpful employees.

I think it's rare that you find a store that actually cares about it's customers these days!…read moreHighland Park in Manchester is one of those rare gems. My wife and I have been going there for 14 years now and continue to enjoy the fine food and pleasant staff, many of which we know on a first name basis. Especially special are Nancy , Marge, and Bobby in the deli and Deb, Ann, Chris and Andrew at checkout! We applaud your efforts to maintain a diverse and talented staff of young men and women at your store! The Devaney's have done a fine job! Thank you all!

Ready to eat food quality and selection was great. All departments were great. Really enjoyed the…read moresushi. The fresh bread selection was good. Overall positive experience.

This is when Whole Foods had their wonderful 50% off ice cream special back in July. It ran for a…read moreweek and boy did it bring in a lot of people. Can't beat the 50% off which they were running for a week back in the beginning of July. It was the perfect time to stock up on ice cream for the summer. I tried the key lime ice cream pie which was had a tasty shortcake crust.

Beautiful store with a bunch of parking. I went for their annual ice cream sale and I was able to…read morefind so many brands. I didn't really need assistance, but they were restocking the shelves and it was a bit chaotic. The layout of the store kind of caught me off guard for some reason but it was easy to get in and out.

You get five stars, Walmart Supercenter!…read more I was on the WalMart website and saw that you carried Jordan's Red Hot Dogs! So I took a quick 9 mile ride to the store, went to the refrigerated hotdog section, and there they were, in all their glory! I bought the 5 pound package of them! Big Y wouldn't order them for me, and they were not in stock at Stop & Shop Walmart saved me a trip to Maine or having to pay big bucks and order online Jordan's Red Hot Dogs! If you know, you know

I stopped by the Walmart in East Windsor since I was in the area. This Walmart is massive, it's…read morecalled Supercenter for a reason. When I first walked inside I saw the colorful assortment of fruits and vegetables. I saw avocados for only 45 cents each. I love avocados, I have never seen them priced so low before. While on a mission to find something, I was more successful in finding it myself, than one of the workers who told me "we don't sell that here". Navigating this huge store is challenging, especially since it was my first time here and I was short on time. I didn't get to see everything I wanted. This Walmart features a pharmacy, photo center, a bakery, a nail salon and more.

The Geissler's in Warehouse Point is about 2.5 miles away. It's one of seven family-owned in…read morenorthern CT and Western MA (Agawam). Customer Service is off the charts. Like any other supermarkets, you need to shop sales, although produce is usually fresh and sale prices very good. But, actually, this review is mainly regarding the lunchtime steam table. During weekdays, it's usually available from just prior to 11A until about 1:15 P. Pay by the pound ($9.99). Huge variety, including items like zucchini fries, eggplant fries, fried pickle chips, yada yada yada. Pot roast and roast turkey appear regularly, as do various style wings and tenders, a fish entree (or two), and an Italian entree. It got to the point earlier this year, that I was visiting several times a week. So, no lie, I actually gave up the Geissler's steam table FOR LENT, FOR CRIPES SAKE!!! It was difficult, but I managed to do it. Not sure if all 7 G's locations offer similar steam tables. Thankfully, Warehouse Point does. BTW, right after Lent ended, I think I got about a lb of food... 5 steamy stars

Store is a joke. Why anyone would spend time and money there is beyond me. Management could not…read morecare less that you have to stand in line forr 20 minutes at the one human manned check out while your frozen/refrigerated items go bad. They overcharge you like crazy, it is the norm not the exception. I have been charged twice for the same item more than once because they are rushed and scan it twice. I finally learned to just stay away.

drive 45 min to go to this store and well worth it. love the vibe. my grandson is autistic they are…read moreso patient with him. He loves shopping there with me. which makes me want to shop there more.

This store seemed to have a low inventory on the shelves. I know the staff were trying to stock the…read moreshelves while we were there, but it just seemed there was more than usual items not available. Store was clean and staff were friendly.

One of the professional organizations I belong to is holding a collection drive for baby supplies…read moreand baby food for next week's meeting. I have passed this supermarket just about every day for five years and never stopped in until today, hoping to buy some reasonably priced baby food. Well, too bad, they don't carry baby food... So what do they carry? A pretty big produce section, meat department, and frozen foods section. The rest of the aisles are loosely organized into product categories like cereal or international foods. Not a real big selection here, it's a discount grocer, with more of an Aldi-like selection than a Stop & Shop selection. I ended up buying a box of frozen breakfast wraps (8 for $2.99), a Starbucks Energy Drink for $1.49, and a 12 ounce bottle of Goya Hot Sauce for $1.69. I'm not a pricing wizard, but these prices seemed OK to me. I did get charged a nickel deposit on the SBux drink, so I looked all over the can and saw no trace that it should have been a returnable, so either it was rung up in error or my eyes are getting worse. The store was neat and clean, the aisles were spacious, and at 5:00 on a Monday it wasn't crowded at all. So when I checked out, the cashier asked "Do you want a bag?". I said "yes" so she put a plastic bag on the belt next to my stuff. Didn't put my stuff in the bag, just gave me a bag, and charged me a nickel. I have to say a word about the parking lot in this plaza. It has the absolute worst and inconsiderate drivers I have ever seen. If you like folks backing up at you 100 MPH to claim a parking spot you are almost in, accompanied by a horn serenade, this is the place. I almost got hit exiting by some inattentive or rude as*hole barreling down the aisle at a high rate of speed. All in all, this place has too many weird things about it to make me wanna go back.

I needed help finding something but it seems no one was working the floor. I went up front to ask…read morefor help and the young lady looked at me like I had three heads. She mumbled something then went off to take care of another customer and never came back to me. Next time I need something, I'll go straight to Aldi.