Our family took our first trip after hearing from countless people in the area that it's a must…read morego... Many of our family members hail from Central New York, so we are very skeptical of people talking about grocery stores in the same breath as Wegmans. This experience was unique, Fung, and we spent the drive back, wondering how we could fit this place into our family shopping... We decided that it's a Haven for proteins, seafood, and other center of the plate and corresponding vegetable items. Perhaps it's our inexperience throughout the store, but it seemed very difficult to find standard pantry items in sizes or quantities that would make sense for an active family We very much enjoyed the atmosphere, the samples were marvelous, the energy, and the staff We are very happy we went, and look forward to going back, and there is no comparison to Wegmans as it seems it's in a similar but slightly different category of functionality

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.

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

Nice big store. Employees are nice too…read more But... digital coupons are soooo annoying!! And they're not fair for older people who find them difficult & frustrating. Why have coupons anyway? Such a waste of time for all. Just give sale prices automatically! Most everybody who shops here is a regular. What is the point! We all have too much to do 24/7.

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!

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....​

Store is ok. Unfortunately they charge 10cents per paper bag. They have gotten cheaper and cheaper…read morepaper bags which routinely tear out. I was told this is because of a Connecticut bag tax. The "bag tax" was specific to plastic bags and ended a few years ago when they banned plastic bags in the state. It is pure corporate greed. There is no other store in the area that charges for bags!! Not only do they still charge for paper bags but they shifted to significantly cheaper paper bags that routinely tear out..

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

I love stopping by this little market to pick up some supper. You will find a variety of fresh…read moreproduce, meat, seafood, cheese, prepared salads, and hot dishes ready for reheating. I especially like to pick up sliced turkey breast in gravy and potatoes for a quick family dinner. Everyone is friendly and helpful, and I highly suggest you pay a visit to this wonderful market.

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.

This was my first visit here. The store is clean and has plenty of parking. It was fun to look for…read morethe cute little monkeys to get free candy! Staff was nice.

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.

This is a nice Whole Foods. It's always clean and organized. Service is good. There's a lot of…read moreparking, and there are a lot of other stores around. The mall is across the street, and you're around major highways so you're easy to get there.

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.