Second time here because the items are 10/10…read more However, I wanted to share some feedback as a customer who truly believes this bakery has something special to offer. I don't consume pork and someone in my group requested the lady behind the counter to change her gloves before packing our bagel. The lady did change them, but when we requested her to warm the pan au chocolate, she said they warm ham etc., in the oven. She didn't ask if we are still okay with the pan au chocolate being warmed. I found this interaction a bit odd and came off in an unfriendly tone. It just seemed un-inclusive and my group didn't feel welcomed. A suggestion - is it possible to change parchment paper's etc if ham is warmed in the same oven/toaster? Personally, it seemed like the worker was offended I asked her to change her gloves. I hope it's a one off experience since I truly love the items you offer, but definitely hope to have a better customer experience next time.

As someone who lively locally and is a customer who enjoys your bread, pastries and pizza in the…read moresummertime, you are not kind to your customers. We made a preorder for our family Christmas Eve gathering to pick up today and they just did not do it. They did not inform us, they did not provide replacements at their expense, they did not provide explanation but blamed us when we went to pick up at the agreed time. Awful customer service and a horribly rude worker.

Really disappointed with Sono this time. We went at noon and the place was shelf-bare. We always…read morebuy a variety of different desserts for dinner parties. But there was very little to choose from. We finally settled on a carrot muffin and an almond croissant. But both seemed day-old. Were leftovers from the Norwalk store?

We have bought baked goods from them at the Old Greenwich Farmer's Market, which, understandably,…read moreis closed in the winter. Their English muffins are so fantastic (plain and scallion) that we drive to their stores in Darien and Norwalk to get them. It's so worth the time and gas!

Great bakery with a variety of freshly baked products including gluten free options. Highly…read morerecommended for all Fairfield County residents.

Ordered a few dozen mini cannoli's and assorted cookies. Very helpful, efficient and friendly…read morestaff. Quality is great. Highly recommend.

$2 something for a bagel, $6.99for a bagel with flavored cream cheese. An entire 1/2 lb of cream…read morecheese is also sold separately for 6.99. Must be a lot of cream cheese on that bagel, right? Nope. This was my $7.00 bagel with cream cheese. Not even enough cream cheese to cover both sides of a bagel. This place is dead to me- will never be back.

Thanks to good to go now a I can enjoy more my bagels and croissants I love bakery places with my…read morecoffee I'm complete‍

I love this cafe so much, and it never seems to disappoint. The employees are always so kind to me,…read moreand the food is made fresh every day. All of the pastries look incredible, and my favorite is the chocolate chip cookie. They always warm it up for me and it is just incredible! I love their sandwiches and salads, and my only complaint is that they are closed on Sundays. It is a bit pricey, however I believe it's worth it, as it is just like aux delicious except it is less expensive.

Getting three starts based on the service and friendliness of the young man in the bakery/cafe and…read morethe yummy muffin. He should give tips to the two young ladies who were working in the store front. I came in and wasn't greeted at all. Two workers were engrossed in conversation about a party and I had to interrupt to ask a jewelry question. Two other shoppers came in and weren't greeted either. Yet, a friend of theirs walked in and there were squeals and hugs galore. I am all for employing energetic, fun youngsters, but not at the expense of making my customers feel unwelcome. I headed to Westport to The Post and bought everything I needed there. (And had lovely interaction with the staff!) Some cute items in store, but not worth feeling like I'm annoying or interrupting people when trying to make a purchase.

Chip City has an amazing social media presence. They advertised their Strawberry pop tarts cookie…read more I'm definitely an elder Millennial and loved my pop tarts growing up. I have been waiting for a reason to try out the service and food at Chip City. Their web site didn't say they had Crookie items here so I shrieked with excitement. The person behind the counter seemed shocked that I didn't know. It made my day to get an original croissant chocolate chip cookie. Served warm. Heaven!!! The strawberry pop tart cookie is frosted in store when you order and the mini pop tarts also added. I didn't know this process either. It added to the fun atmosphere to watch our order be put together.

Chip City had a grand opening two days ago and my daughter and I wanted to check it out. My…read moredaughter and I were just going to check out the shop but one customers came out and you could smell fresh baked cookies. They had us sold so we went in to buy a cookie to share. The store was bright, clean, and welcoming. This was my daughter's and I first time visiting a Chip City and I didn't know there are a chain of Chip City's. My daughter and I decided to order the S'mores Chocolate Chip Cookie. The cookie was soft, decadent, moist, ooey gooey, and just delicious. The cookies are big and have a whooping price of five dollars a cookie and I believe twenty three dollars for six cookies. The customer service was great as the staff were very welcoming and pleasant,

Shopping at Palmer's is always an experience. Yes, the prices might be slightly higher than Whole…read moreFoods, but that's really beside the point, you're not just buying groceries, you're investing in a lifestyle. Where else can you stroll the aisles with a free coffee in hand, pretending you came in for "just one thing," while slowly filling your cart with items you didn't know existed but now absolutely need. And the rotisserie chicken might be the best financial decision in the whole store. Somehow it's the one thing that feels like a bargain while everything else gently reminds you that quality comes at a price. In the end you walk out with great groceries, a lighter wallet, and the comforting feeling that at least you did it with a cup of free coffee in your hand. Honestly, worth it.

Everyone that works there looks underpaid and miserable. Even management. The blonde woman she is…read morepretty miserable too. I'd rather go to Wegmans or stew Leonard's. Place is also way too expensive

Today we were looking for bread and we found this little gem. Not your monster bakery. We got an…read moreassortment of bread but... there is something called Lexhe asada I don't think is a flan but it was so good we came back for more but it was to late thank you Cindy for your recommendation

Small family owned bakery that is definitely in a good location. The ice/ice cream portion is new…read moreand thought Id give it a try. I definitely recommend the Mango shaved ice with tamarind on top. Perfect thing for a hot day. I have yet to try the rest of the bakery items.

The desserts were delicious. It really brings me back to Guatemala. The young lady who helped us…read morewas really sweet and patient even thought they were closing soon. The bakery is a hole in the wall type of place but I feel like I can spend all day there to relax or to study. 10/10. A bit of a downside is that one of the desserts were slightly moldy on the bottom but otherwise all of the desserts we got were fantastic.

This ShopRite continues to be the one to beat. They will "go in the back" to get items for you if…read morenone are on the shelves. Very clean and modern store-feels VIP. Even have coffee products for $1 and working internet. So Betty downgraded it to 3*'s because something was fishy in the fish department. What's next? A meeting in the meat department? Ok Betty, I am just kidding around. It is a great store!!! Prices are average but everything else is 5*'s!!!

My family has been shopping here for over 25 years. Employees (especially in the Produce…read moreDepartment) are very helpful and friendly especially if something is out of stock. They will "go in the back" to get items for you if none are on the shelves. I noticed many items are now Bowl and Basket. Most ShopRite store brands will not list the country of origin....just distributed by Shoprite. The issue I have is with the Fish Department. If I ask one particular worker for 5 pieces of fish (usually about .75 pounds), that worker grabs a handful of fish and the weight is over 1.3 or 1.4 pounds. So I have to ask him to do my order over and remove pieces. When we shop in the morning he is usually cleaning the display or moving the price signs around even if there is a line of customers waiting to order. On more than one occasion I noticed that he did not change his gloves when picking up fish....so he is touching items all over the display wearing gloves and keeping the same gloves on to handle fish and seafood. Now we wash fish we buy from Shoprite before cooking it. Another time I picked up a pre-packaged "cod" that found in the display case for customers who don't want to wait to order. The date on every prepacked fish was expired by one or two days. I flagged the same Fish Department worker who immediately removed all items the case and went into the back. 1.CHECK ALL EXPIRATION DATES ON CANS, PRODUCE, BOXED ITEMS, DAIRY. 2. Be sure to check your receipt before exiting the store. It seems as if every week there is an issue with their prices. Several items are not properly shelved or the digital/ member prices are not calculated properly. My routine is to go to Customer Service each week with my receipt of overpriced item(s) and get a free item or the item is properly credited. This included alerting the Store Manager about a discounted item in the circular that was NOT even entered into their system. This meant that customers who purchased this item before us (it was day 2 of the sale) were overcharged for that item.