Amazing vegan options, friendly staff, and a super chill, welcoming vibe every time I visit!read more

There are so many things I love about fiddleheads, it would be impossible to fit them all into one…read morereview. Here are a couple of my stand out favorites: -the extensive bulk section! One of the things that turns me off about cooking is that simple meals somehow turn into $80 trips to stop and shop. Part of it is because even if you only need a tablespoon of something, you have to buy a whole container of it. Not so at fiddleheads! Oats, rice, coffee, herbs, spices, you name it- you can buy as little or as much as you need. -the fresh local food. From salmon and beef to fruits and veggies, fiddleheads has a wide range of locally and responsibly sourced fresh food. Some things are seasonal, some things are constants, but the more you shop there you will quickly get an idea of what you can find and when. -of course, the staff. Every single employee I've interacted with in my many years of coming here has been friendly, helpful, and respectful. You see a lot of the same faces year after year, and I get the impression that people truly enjoy working there. They recently just celebrated 16 years in business, which is no small feat for a co-op swimming in a sea of big chain grocery stores. For me, it's certainly not hard to see why.

Very fine, normal shopping experience. Fruit is ripe and in abundance most of the time. There has…read moreonly been a few times I've gone that the fruit is almost all gone with only bad items left. Had one bad experience with online ordering where the young worker who brought out my order was so rude. But every other time it's been a fine experience- sometimes you get a smushed fruit here or there.

I had a regular shopping experience, with great options and easily accessible items I needed…read more A quick note for management. The young checkout staff need to be trained or possibly retrained on how to properly bag groceries. The young man, although polite, who checked me out today, threw heavier foods on top of my bread, which would've smashed my bread if I would not have removed them and put them in another bag. In addition, I had to ask for an extra bag to put my eggs in. This was after he left them on the conveyor belt and handed me my receipt and looked at me like he completed his task. This was odd behavior of a checkout person, Maybe the young man was having an off day or something, but the grocery shopping experience still needs to account for bagging groceries appropriately to prevent damage. Again just a note.

Fresh meats and salad and much more.Very friendly and helpful staff.Prices are fair.the place is…read moreclean and easy to find what you need.

Great family run grocery store with reasonable prices and a large selection of items. Night before…read moreThanksgiving we were trying to find some corn and it seemed all other grocery stores were out. Tri-Town was stocked and we noticed they seemed to have fresher vegetables. Probably some they get theirs locally, unlike some other stores that get them from a National chain. All in all a nice grocery store.

Wow, Bravo to the store. It's been over a year since we came to this store as we usually use the…read moreone in our neighboring town. They did a complete revamp of the way the store layout is, upgrading everything. Store is clean, organized, bright and inviting. Only problem we had was the layout wasn't your typical layout of these stores so we had to hunt around to find what we were looking for. But we didn't mind. I can't wait for our local store to get their upgrade.

Great music I. The background while you shop. The employees know where things are at, in case you…read morehave the deer in the headlights look, like you can't find something. Lol and the checkout staff was fabulous as well. When you have to get the essentials, quick stop and will get you what you need. Not to mention, you can get some Starbucks and enjoy your coffee while shopping.

Karen is the best…read more And they had jalapeño poppers this time! Sir KitKat approve

Of course had a few things to pick up so went around the store picking them up and placing them in…read morethe cart. Had to drop off something at customer service and overheard an associate says they were out of bags. Their delivery hasn't come in, luckily I brought my own shopping bags son it didn't affect me. Store was bright and clean and saw they were already setting up valentines shelves.

Honestly have never had a bad experience here. The lines can get long but move somewhat fast…read more Fruit/veggies in the front are usually good quality and always have some on sale. Of course the middle aisle is hit or miss but sometimes they have mini alainis or lesser evil/late July, good brands like that. Pretty clean for the most part. Just on par with other aldis I've been to

Still lives up to my expectations. No frills grocery and other store with a lot of variety. Always…read morelike coming here to search for their seasonal items. Although In understand their quarter to use the cart system, it is a pain to do. Especially if you don't have a quarter. But it keeps the parking lot clear of shopping carts so that is a plus. Noticed they are going with the mainstream stores of having minimal person cashiers (they only had one) and increasing the self checkout lines.

Finally, they got new carts. Looks like it's a trend in stores around my town as I see a couple…read moreplaces have replaced their carts. No more knocking wheels, hard to push, or broken carts. So I can sail thru the store and concentrate on buying things instead of getting annoyed with the carts. Disappointed that they seem to be out of plums or nectarines but I guess they are out of season. Plenty of apples though this time of year.

This Stop & Shop is right off I-95. So we decided to stop and get a few things, we loved the…read moreselection of hanging plants and potted plants they had. We got some for the condo. The inside of the store was similar to others, where the produce department is right there as you enter..then the remainder of the aisles and sections are to the right. I like some of their weekly sales, where you can get great values. The people working here seemed nice and helpful.

My husband and I thought we would try a few restaurants we haven't been to in a while. When we go…read moreto N.L. and pass the old Hamilton market my husband always mentions how the grinders always were the best. My husband went into the new to him, Hamilton Market. He bought two grinders to go. One salami grinder and the other a BLT. The grinders are huge, fresh and delicious!! The bread is So good! My husband took a menu and we are looking forward to trying the salads and other sandwiches and grinders on the menu! If you are in N.L. give this place a try. You won't be disappointed!

Super cool spot in New London. Great driving from PVD to Westbrook, CT. I got the Tuna and it was…read morepretty good! Insane portion size. I think it lacked a bit of flavor but the onion rings and sauce made up for that. Classic New England sandwich spot must try if you're passing through New London

Shop Rite has been my favorite supermarket since they've opened. Been using there online shopping…read moresince I have disability issues. Everything has been just perfectly from the items I've ordered as well as the delivery service. I am so pleased. Being Jewish especially when the Holidays come your selection of items are imp3ccably fantastic. Your store has been myvfavorite since dayvone! No other supermarket isceven close to your standards. You are the best in every catergory Thank you with a.l my heart,Laura Im so gladyour store is here..Truly the best supermarket on thecplanet...d

ShopRite's New London store is a good grocery store. We use…read moreit often because it's t has the widest variety of mult-ethnic food in our area. The produce is good but not premium or select but makes up for it with an eclectic variety found nowhere else in the New London area. The same can be said for the meat and fish departments.

I'm all for keeping business local. I love community based/supported agriculture groups, co-ops,…read morefarmers markets, and the like. While trying to find more of these among the community of new london, I found Pizello Brothers. Easily accessible from one of new london's most well traveled roadways, this market is the place to shop if you need a large scale of grocery items, or are open to a changing selection of many great things. The parking is in a loding dock area, and the steps take you up to the retail store. Many of the local businesses and restaurants source their grocery and supplies from here, and whatever is left over is sold at market cost which I have found is routinely cheaper than anywhere else. The perimeter of the store is cold storage, with a really great selection of olives, cheeses and fruits, along with premade meals and sides. I compare this to a small scale Costco of sorts, they have many things but it's usually not portioned for an individual or a couple. The middle has dry goods, potatoes, onions, spices, and cleaning supplies, along with many goya brand products. The front counter has more spices, a place to freshly grind hard cheeses, and an area for marked down produce, canned goods, and specials. I have always been pleased with the quality, service, and prompt response of staff to questions. I would love to see them carry some more milk alternatives and meats, but I know that's not really the scale they're catering to. Wonderful location, excellent prices, and quality products make this grocer a must have stop on my weekly shopping route.

This was a great little shop and I love that there was plastic free options and a lot of stuff is…read morein bulk. Like restaurants kind of bulk. I just wish there wasn't so much garbage around the building.