Love this place!! If I was to call out the best part of this supermarket, It has to be their…read morecustomer Service. You will always find a very attentive staff, very polite, always willing to help and it feels like you are among friends when you go there. Whoever is doing the recruitment and training over there, must be given full marks for their effectiveness. The place is always busy, local Wiltoneers pouring in and out and it has everything from Veggies to milks, to meat, to Deli items and even cooked food. The food is always fresh and you find them restocking newly prepared food throughout the day. Everything here has a feel of freshness and the quality is consistently good. Besides grocery, I love their quiches and even the sushi is excellent. It's great as I live nearby , but if you are in the area, do benefit from this local Grocery store.

Over the years I have lived in Connecticut, I've used this store on and off to shop. It's not a…read morebig store, but there is definitely a community feel within those who shop here and so you kind of get a feel for how the town of Wilton is as a community. Based on my experience, this place has come in pretty clutch for me from time to time, and this has especially been true for me this year. So in the time I have come to shop here, I feel very comfortable in giving this 4 stars. It's the right rating for this place because there's a lot of good things you can buy here. Sometimes you will have sales on certain items that might save you a little money. But now we get into 2 reasons why I can't give this the full 5: this place can get OTT expensive real quick, and not everything they offer is actually worth buying. Some of the prepared meals like the spicy tenders or the grilled chicken you can just tell is processed to oblivion just from one look at it. So you definitely need to be careful what you buy from here. That being said, there's a lot more here that is worth buying than not. Their baked goods for example are quite good, and the breads are actually pretty good quality and worth the extra cost. Some of the things I have learned to cook come out a lot more delicious when buying groceries from this place. For example, I've recently learned how to make a Philly cheesesteak, and the ingredients I get for it largely come from right here at the Village Market! Same with Mac and cheese. And even though some prepared foods don't hit the mark, the ones that do are actually really good. Lastly, remember how I mentioned this place has a community feel? This is due in large part to the customer service in this grocery store. They are always warm, welcoming. It almost makes me feel like I'm one of the family in Wilton even though I live an hour away. All in all, great place to shop as long as you can afford it. Just don't get everything from here and mix in other cheaper places too.

Welcome to Lily's the Frankenstein monster of peters market. If you shop here then your either rich…read moreor just getting a sandwich. Deli is not as good as peters was. Dirty bird or "local legend" sauce is the same but they end up writing an extra dollar or two up on the sandwich when they give it to you if it wasn't already bad enough that everything is so expensive. It said 11.99 for a wedge on the menu and they wrote 13.99 on my wedge. I wasn't about to argue right there but I took note of it. Woman in front of me checking out made a comment how the prices are so insane there. Like I understand the convenience aspect of it in an affluent rural community lol but this place will close soon if they don't try to be a bit more reasonable. It's also no secret that the old owner Peter owed EVERYONE in Weston money and was brutally behind on rent. I wonder how much of that burden the new management had to take over considering the prices are literally the same as when he was running it. Overall: groceries are expensive, sandwiches are okay if they charge you the right amount, normally I'd say you lost my business but I guess I'll keep coming back for the dirty bird but can you include chips or something if your gonna gouge an extra dollar or two.

I work in the field and have lots of opportunities to stop to eat. Today I wanted something that…read morewasn't fast food, and when I drove past this grocery store I figured I'd find some form of healthier snack. Instead I found a little sandwich shop with 21 speciality sandwiches. This one came on recommendation from the guy behind the counter. The employees were friendly and funny and gave me some good banter. I asked for it toasted. Great portion sizes, AWESOME chicken cutlet (crispy out, moist in, perfect breading and seasoning), and the blend of jalapeño mayo and melty cheese was ideal rainy day food. What I'm saying is yeah, it's a cute, clean little supermarket. But it deserves to be on Yelp for these sandwiches. I'm going back.

Great place for coffee and a bite in the morning. They have a good menu and the prices are good…read more I love the bread they use for their sandwiches. The shop also has a lot of local products.

What a cute spot! Was driving through the area/Vista looking for a coffee shop and came across this…read moreplace. The inside is adorable with a plant shop next door, we didn't explore it too much. There is minimal "seating" inside but we didn't plan on staying. There were two lounge chairs we sat at shortly outside which was nice (pictured). Got an iced chai latte - delicious, a tad sweet and an iced matcha latte - not as strong as we hoped. "The-Damn Good Sandwich" was stellar however a bit pricey. Overall great experience and the staff was super friendly!

This shop has a beautiful decor and presentation in its cases. The prepared foods and patisserie…read moreitems looked just beautiful. We got some chicken tenders as part of a larger picnic we prepared for lunch (other items coming from some of the other nearby shops) and a twice-baked potato to accompany a steak we bought for dinner. The chicken, even it looked beautiful, was disappointing because of how dry it was. The potato was much better. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful. I would definitely return to sample other items.

Stopped into this newly opened French market to see their offerings, and we have to say we were…read moreimpressed! There was so much to choose from, whether it's a gourmet prepared meal that's ready to heat-and-eat, an authentic French treat, beautiful imported linens, and so much more. Everything is of the highest quality here, and it's no wonder the word has been spreading with this being one of the state's best spots for authentic French products!

Great open space. Events are terrific. Can sit and enjoy the peacefulness in the early morning as…read morewell. Consider this spot for sledding in the winter.

Had a very enjoyable afternoon at the "Lachat Town Farm"…read moreSaturday listening to the awesome Grateful Dead tribute band, "Terrapin". Two well run food trucks As night fell a bonfire was lit. East Rock Brewing sold out of some interesting craft beer. But not before I had a couple. I would guess the crowd at about 200 people: Families, Dead-heads, and once upon a time Dead heads (such as myself) were all loving the time there. Some picnic tables fixed in place. many people brought in their own beach chairs coolers and even small tables. Lots of space remaining. Large grassy area where kids at the age when they need to run around could do so without being a problem for everyone else. A few people walked up a big hill, to the rear of the field, for a few minutes away from the crowd while overlooking the entire venue. One (of many) songs performed, took me back 40 years. When it was over , feeling deeply nostalgic, I slowly turned to check on my food truck pizza order. A woman probably my age said "You look like you need a hug". Never ran out of people to talk with. including the drummer and bass guitar player of the band. Would like to have brought someone here with me- but it wasn't necessary. The place really has a winning formula for an afternoon of music. Looking forward to another event at the Lachat Town Farm.

Calling all Brits! If you've never been here.... why????? Packed full of British treats, real…read moreBritish bacon, sausages, pies, sweets (candy to you Americans!), condiments, a wide range of flavors of Crisps (or chips) - we just drove an hour to get here! It's that good! The owner is super-friendly and helpful! They also have a huge selection of British gifts, flags, hats, shirts, beautiful, quality China and even toys. Shelves and shelves of biscuits (cookies), sauces, gravies (Bisto, oxo etc), proper English self-raising flour, cream crackers, oh yes and tea!!! Any kind of British tea you could wish for! They're also online with a great selection of products but at least once in a while an in person visit is a must! Hidden away by the Wilton train station alongside a couple of cute locally owned stores and the Schoolhouse Inn restaurant, it's a cosy spot to visit!

Such a great find!! My aunts and uncles would spoil me with British candy whenever they would visit…read moreand it was such a delight finding all of the candies that I loved from my childhood! Great selection of candy and other hard to find goods from the UK! Can't wait to go back!

Absolutely the cutest little cafe and attached market and the food is delicious! Service was so…read moresweet too; it is family owned and their children hang out there too. I ordered the bulgogi bowl and it was incredible! Meat so tender and the sauce wasn't overpowering. The rice was cooked to perfection with a little bit of stickiness to it. The shop has an assortment of Asian goodies, mainly Korean - a good place to stock up on noodles, sauces, and snacks! I really hope this business thrives! They have great food, service and cute cafe to sit down to hang or eat.

Unbelievable. Food is so fresh. Prepared beautifully. I had a poke bowl with shrimp and I can't…read morewait to have it again soon. The store itself is very nice inside and the employees are helpful. Come here and give it a try, you will be impressed!

Great place to stop if you're in the area or heading into Connecticut. They have plenty of…read morepastries, salads, pastas and drinks to grab and go. They also have a gift shop section near the back. The day we went, they had a vintage blue truck selling flowers which was very cute. The iced latte itself was OK, the hot espresso was poured directly into the plastic cup, I would have used a ceramic mug or a stainless steel milk jug to transfer it over after cooling down. Although we were acknowledged, service was a bit slow for being the only ones in line.

Very upbeat Guy is there allot. Seems to have favorites, so nice to older lady who came in but…read moredidn't help me & friend. We look younger & he acted like we didn't have money. I own business & am successful. Wanted to pay but had to wait 15 minutes. This has happened 3 times so I stopped going. If service was the three super sweet women behind counter I'd be there all the time. They helped 2 times & really are wonderful. The milk was spoiled for coffee drink one time so please check your drinks carefully. I'm from the city & used to faster nicer service. City people are harsh to some and I'm ok with that as in NYC over 15 years since are 14. But this was me standing 3 feet from someone while holding products & them reveling in ability to ignore...

I wish I could provide a five star review, however, recent visits have been disappointing and…read morequality seems to be fading in terms of customer service and cleanliness. To begin, I was at the hot bar, waiting for an extended period of time, which another customer even noted, and when the woman came from behind the counter, she proceeded to touch her nose as well as the interior of the food dish, which was concerning. I actually declined taking the food. The bathroom - I'll just leave that to your imagination, but it was pretty gross Overall, the store seems dirtier, and the managers are less friendly than the gentleman who used to be there. The high school kid at the checkout was rude and had an attitude, and the kid packing the groceries threw my items in like it was a bag of Legos. This was really upsetting. So while there are some essentials when a quick pick up is needed, given the price of the prepared foods in the overall state of things in the market, going with three out of five stars, which is pretty generous at this time

Just got home and had to write this…read more I won't ever step foot in a Caraluzzi's again. Just had to listen to three employees discuss how being gay is a sin and people need to read the Bible and understand being gay goes against God. They were saying this right in front of me in the seltzer aisle. I wasn't eavesdropping on a secret conversation. As a gay person all I can say is WTF? This isn't the first time something like this has happened either. A few weeks ago as I was paying for groceries the cashier in the aisle next to mine was interrogating the bagger in my aisle about his brother's sexuality. Not a conversation you have with customers around. I literally just moved back up north after living in the south for a decade. Never had this happen in a Publix. I'll gladly drive the extra ten minutes to Ridgefield going forward. The employees at Stop & Shop seem to be more professional.

This was a great little place to wander around on a Saturday morning. It was fun to check out their…read morelittle farm with the kiddos! You can tell the animals are loved. Great plants for sale also (Saturday mornings only I think I read). There were picnic tables set up where we enjoyed one of our snacks we brought. Would definitely come here again. Nice that it's free admission!

Ambler has a great bakery truck as well as good produce. It's nice to walk around and get some…read morefresh fruits and vegetables as well as a few little treats. A little overpriced, but still fun for an afternoon trip.