This is honestly the most disgusting dirty grocery store I've ever been to. On top of that the…read moremeats in the back of the store that were packed were BLOWN up with air (this indicates that it was left out of a fridge too long and bacteria is growing and letting off gas causing the ballooning to the packaging.) i honestly feel like if I were to continue shopping here I would end up with food poisoning from the food due to improper storage and food safety procedures. Don't waste your time going here and go to another store it's appalling how disgusting it is here and I wouldn't trust a single food item.

Hey Whomever is in charge of this. I RESENT this 30 day business with GAS points. I was zooming…read moreup to 400 pts where I could take off 40cents a gallon, and maybe save $4. on a fill up. When I attempted to do this I discovered that ALL of my points were GONE!! These little points may mean nothing the SnS Corp. but they mean a heck of a lot to ME!!! Please STOP with this 30 day business. Many are struggling, and we need a BREAK! Thank you!

Market 32 (owned by Price Chopper) has positioned itself in the best way possible to compete with…read moreWegmans in the minds of consumers who want something "nicer" and with more consistency in quality than the "value-positioned" original Price Chopper stores. The Torrington location is great. Stands out amid sadder versions of Stop and Shops and Big Y stores in the area. Service is terrific. Selection ample. Feels like I'm "getting something" for my investment. Just a cautionary tale: For all of the new shelving, floor tiles, paint, and displays, there comes a price. And just because it's merchandised expertly - it doesn't mean it's worth the value it's priced at. IE: Hellman's mayo, is Hellman's mayo at any store. I love the store. I love that they have an array of Central NY brands (Hoffman's, State Fair/Speedie, etc). But I always make two lists: what are the wants from Market 32 and what are center-store grocery needs that can be purchased for 20% less elsewhere.

Market 32 in Torrington is one of my go-to grocery stops. The produce section is usually fresh and…read morewell-stocked -- I grabbed a nice watermelon this trip along with some colorful veggies and they all looked great. I also appreciate that they carry a good variety of brands, like the Boar's Head meats and Cabot cheese I picked up. Checkout lines can get a bit busy at peak times but they move at a decent pace and the store is clean and organized. Prices are reasonable for the area and they often have good sales. Overall, a solid grocery store that makes weekly shopping pretty convenient.

The sandwiches are good, don't try and look at the menu online, it's outdated. Two of the three…read moresandwiches I wanted, he no longer offers. Other then that, you got a good amount of meat in your sandwich and it's delicious.

"Will you come with me? Won't you come with me?…read moreCome hear Uncle John's Band" (Grateful Dead) We picked up two sandwiches on a hard roll for lunch a few days ago. There's a small menu board up on the wall behind the counter that is pretty hard to read, we had better luck reading the hand written paper signs taped to the showcase. A Ham and Cheese and an Italy's Best (Genoa salami, Proscuitto, Cappicola, fresh mozzarella, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, roasted red peppers, hot cherry peppers, and oil and vinegar) were $8.50 each. As we waited for the sandwiches to be prepared I, walked around the store and checked out the aisles of canned goods, and groceries. We also saw a small freezer with raviolis, gnocchis and sausages My Italy's best was pretty good -great flavor with an average portion size of meats. Customer service was odd - neither sandwich was cut in half and I don't think I've ever had a sandwich on a hard roll that wasn't cut in half. We popped some cash into the tip jar and that was met with either silence or indifference, and that always grinds my gears.

This discount store has approximately 19,000 stores in the US and Mexico. It is headquartered in…read moreTennessee and founded in 1939 as JL Turner and Son. They had a name change to Dollar General since 1955. Dollar General sells a wide variety of items such as home decor, clothing, cleaning supplies, and many more. This store in Barkhamstead is very similar like the other stores. It is well stocked and for the most part, organized. What I noticed in most DGs, there are always items waiting to be stocked on the end of aisles. This one was pretty busy on the day we went because it was the Sunday before Christmas; I assume people were doing last minute shopping like we were doing too. They had many seasonal items and prices were affordable, as their name holds a reputation for that. This is also the first DG that I've seen two cashiers working; I think because there was a long line. Overall, a standard DG with discounted items. It's definitely a popular store and I understand why.

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The store is often out of advertised items…read more The produce (fruits and vegetables) section is abysmal with many empty cases, and the items that are there are oftentimes wilted and moldy. The fresh fish case, which used to include three separate sections, is now down to one section. When we were in earlier this week (02/02) there was one (just one) tuna steak and some farm-raised salmon -- no other fish. The side case, which holds the smoked salmon and other packaged items was barely refrigerated. On a prior visit (01/28) the fat-free milk available had "best before" dates of 01/22 and 01/25. Doesn't anyone check the sell by dates on fresh milk? While they have improved some of the lighting and the signage for the aisles over the past six months or so, the store is still regularly dirty and the layout is very poor. There are "pop up" manufacturers' merchandising displays blocking items on the shelves. Last month, one of these flimsy cardboard (and top-heavy) merchandising racks toppled over with its items strewn all over the floor. Other times, we have looked online ("browse aisles") to make sure an item was in stock as well as its location within the store before visiting -- only to find upon our arrival that not only is the item not at this store, but that you are no longer carrying it. When we showed the online listing to one of the store's employees they merely shrugged. Also, twice in the past few months we "clipped" online coupons and added them to our Go account, purchased the items, and later looked over our receipt only to find that the discount was not applied. There is never any more than two (2) manned checkout lanes opened at a time and the self-checkout terminals are antiquated, making it virtually impossible to have a smooth, uninterrupted checkout experience without the need for someone to come to "unlock" the terminal, review your last scanned item, and check the bag staging area. Absolutely maddening. Now we understand that on any given day there might be an issue or an inconvenience we would need to deal with -- a late stock delivery, a shortage of employees due to sickness etc.; however, at this location the issues are ubiquitous and systemic and store-wide (not relegated to one department or offering).

Yhe on-line survey that each clerk recommends at check-out…read morerequires personal information, to include credit card information. Further, the required account costs $39 per month, automatically deducted from your account. The fact that the company is conducted by a third-party survey company makes me very concerned about the sharing of any personal information. THE SURVEY APPEARS TO BE A COMPANY-RUN SCAM!

The only things I like about Fitzgeralds are that they're a local brand, they're conveniently…read morelocated, and it's never been very crowded. But they don't have a great selection of items and prices are high. I don't know how a family could reasonably support a family if this was the only place to good shop. The vibe that comes across is an expensive chain market. But in a pinch, it will do. In the Plaza is also a CVS, new Japanese restaurant, jersey Mike's, etc.

Fitzgerald's Foods is a neighborhood grocery store. It's smaller than the big chains and is family…read moreowned. It's located in a plaza in downtown Simsbury. I stopped in for some snacks and milk. The store was clean and organized. They have a deli, meat department, bakery, and so on; it's a full service grocery store. The bakery was awesome. There were so many fresh baked treats. The store reminded me of Dave's Market in RI. Overall, a good spot for groceries!

We're briefly updating our commentary about the Bantam Market, but our thoughts about it haven't…read morechanged all that much. It remains a small, independently owned store with a surprisingly full stock, lots of fresh meats, deli items, produce, a large beer cooler with all the local and foreign brands you night desire, and a very friendly and helpful staff. We're especially fond of the nice folks behind the deli counter. Our complaints are about the same: the prices hover on the high side. The prices are generally quite a bit higher than the nearby Stop and Shop, but honestly, the quality of their locally produced items is far higher. Still, if you're buying some basics like soup or milk, you'll pay more here, and some prices can be really way up there. Sometimes we're frustrated by that, other times we're grateful to find some delicious fresh fish or prepared salads. Bantam is not our first market of choice, but we're here regularly for some things we like and want.

A small neighborhood market with a kickin' deli. Not really the place to do "normal grocery…read moreshopping", as others have previously stated, it's on the expensive side (in some cases, outrageously so). But if you're looking for unique food items, this is your place. For me, I stop in often just to pick up some fried chicken from the deli, it's the best around -- juicy & meaty, but not greasy, and the coating is very tasty. $6.99 a pound. That fried chicken is 5 Stars every time. Friendly crew, but the checkout can be a bit of a process though, the place does a brisk business, and the parking lot is always full.

We walked through the door, and we already knew how good the food was going to be. The floors were…read moreclean everything was organized. The food was delicious fresh, and homemade. I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND the strawberry Nutella toast, and the smoothies are absolutely amazing. The workers were very welcoming and nice. I LOVED IT

Love this spot. You cannot beat the strawberry banana smoothie here, and they have a great…read moreselection of healthy grocery items you can't find anywhere else. Even ones I used to find at Whole Foods they don't carry anymore. Don't let the size fool you. It is packed with a lot of stuff for such a small place. Everyone's friendly. You meet really nice people shopping there. Highly recommend! Also their Instagram is great for spotlights on new or existing products they carry and they do quick dinner ideas using things from the store, fun little videos with toddlers sometimes too lol. Definitely Recommend.

Great service, great prices, wonderful ambiance, and one of the best blt's I've had. Definitely…read morerecommended on the way to or from burr pond state park, or if you have any business in the area. Total gem!

It's called the Rusty General Store (next to the Rusty Nail Bar and Grill), but the store part…read moreseems to be more ceremonial. There were some token non-perishable groceries, but the main attraction is definitely the sandwiches. The store is on the site of the Burr's Mill, and a few yards from the Sue Grossman Still River Greenway. There even appears to be parking for the Greenway across the street. I had a BEC breakfast sandwich, and it was hot and eggy. The egg was perfectly proportioned to the roll, and would definitely go back for more or to try a lunch sandwich. They do have daily specials - the day I was there they were pushing a buffalo mac and cheese available on a sandwich or as a stand alone dish. The women at the deli were even kind enough to send my dog a piece of cheese when they noticed him being walked in the parking lot (an especially kind gesture because I did not plan to share my breakfast sandwich). They also have an ice cream station that serves local Peaches N Cream ice cream (although not particularly hopping in November). There is indoor and outdoor seating, and parking seems sufficient for the two businesses.

Been to Giannis Deli a couple of times now. First visit, I was wanting a meatball grinder (I had…read moreheard Giannis made decent meatballs), but I was told they didn't have any at that time, so I settled for a chicken parm sandwich. Chicken parm sandwich was alright, but I was disappointed about not being able to try the meatballs. So I came back a few weeks later and order a meatball grinder. I was underwhelmed with the sub, meatballs were bland. I also feel the prices are a bit on the higher side. Not seeing a reason to return for mediocre food, a weak 3 Star rating, IMO.

Reading the response to my previous post from the business owner will tell you everything you need…read moreto know about this establishment . Fake Italian deli and unprofessional business owner.