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!

The sandwiches are good, don't try and look at the menu online, it's outdated.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.

Moving at a snails pace. Bought a share years ago, still waiting for co-op to come together.read more

From the owner: Community members from Connecticut's Northwest Corner are coming together to create a cooperatively…read moreowned full-service grocery store to serve our area. An equity share in our co-op is only $200, and can be paid for in full or on a schedule that suits your circumstances. Reach out to find out more!

Fantastic chili & awesome sandwiches -- what more could you ask for ? Well, they have ice cream…read moretoo (although I didn't get any on this visit). A cool, little store with friendly service, I know I'll be back again soon (it helps when the Fisherman's Flea Markets are held in the parking lot across the street every few months). An Easy 5 Star rating.

Consistently a great stop! RGS has evolved into a hybrid restaurant/ general store. The center is…read morenow a row of tables, and outside seating remains. The ice cream list, baked goods, and lunch offerings have all grown, and cold drinks and beer still lines the wall. You can find RGS and FALPS souvenirs, but the bathroom remains elusive as ever. Kind staff and welcoming coffee smell as always. Frozen shepherds pie, lasagna and pies are in the freezer case.

The food was amazing, the staff was friendly and attentive, the prices were reasonable and the…read moreplace was clean. They make their own roast beef and have chef-created soups and specials, but it's the down-home attitude of small-town charm that did it for me. They have a lot of regulars but even on my first visit I got big smiles and great service. There is a big back porch on the public recreation trail, so I'll bet it's a hopping summertime spot. In the wintertime there may not be enough indoor seating, but most customers seem to be workers coming for pickup and to-go orders or to get some fresh deli cuts (that amazing homemade roast beef seems to be a star!).

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.

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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Great service.and snacks large parking . groceries and soda…read moreAn old fashioned meeting station in the heart of the village

I usually don't rate gas stations but this one deserved an honorable mention. Their gas was way…read morecheaper than the one next door to them, a little down the street by a lot. Also, they serve hot food; I can't say much about it because I haven't tried it. I will most likely give the food a try next time I stop by and update this review. The parking lot was average size and it was easy getting in and out.