I worked there for a period of time. Was lied to about an employment opportunity. That being said,…read morethe prepared foods are re-labeled when they hit the sell by date, lots of produce is rotten, and I saw conditions in the kitchen that were unacceptable, including cross contamination of cooked food and raw chicken as well as vegetarian foods handled in the same cooking area as meat. And this was not just acceptable to them it's part of the job description.... I never shopped there before I worked there because they had high prices and rotting food for sale, I won't go back after seeing the mismanaged food handling practices. I've been a chef for 25 years, it's the most mismanaged and sloppy kitchen I've been in.

This used to be a great neighborhood type store with good service. Been very disappointed the last…read morefew times I've been there. I was looking for a specific prepared meal that I've gotten in the past and was told to call ahead -and when I did the person who answered was very rude and not accommodating, so what was the point? I suspect Whole Foods will drive them out of business soon.

I give the Dairy Farm Store five stars just for existing. Yep…read more It's 2016. Commercially speaking, Mom and Pop are dead. Everything necessary to conduct a modern life can now be purchased at Wal*Mart, Amazon.com, or Dunkin' Donuts. Little deli-markets in otherwise completely residential neighborhoods like this one simply have no reason for existence other than nostalgia and/or a marginal level of convenience. Yet they stay open. And I can't imagine someone is making big bucks in the cigarette/lottery ticket/off-brand donut sales business. They're probably doing it as a commitment to the community, for the love of the business, and a sense of pride. A cup of joe, a good bacon egg and cheese on a hard roll for three bucks, a donut with bacon on it, just because the maple frosting wasn't unhealthy enough. Fantastic. Basic foods and sundry items as well. A little deli in back, a small selection of beer. You keep going back, not because it's the absolute cheapest, but because it's the right thing to do.

The variety is limited, and I haven't tried anything from the deli counter yet, but the sheer…read moreconvenience of having this store close to home is worth 5 stars. With Tops IGA deceased, I discovered this store (via Yelp) and have stopped in multiple times since. If you live within the area, give them a shot!

Driving by and had to make a pit stop. Vibrant happy…read moreannuals, perennials, herbs and vegetable plants at such an incredible price! Score!! Inside was such a lovely experience. So many homemade baked goods, pies, Italian stuffed breads, many different other dishes to choose. Hidden gem Family owned and operated Service was sweet

This farm store has so much to choose from. There are tons of baked goods, prepared meals, ice…read morecream, grab and go items and more. It's the kind of place where everyone can find something they like. It's an inviting space and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Overall a great spot to stop in for something quick or to bring home. I left happy and I'll definitely be back.

This store has fallen hard. If your into getting service that involves 3 employees standing around…read morewhile your waiting for service come here. Food court is extremely dirty. Bathrooms are filthy. Management seems to not care if the customer is serviced in a timely manor. That being said there are some highlights their meat,seafood and Grocery employees and departments are fantastic. ​

Photo of sight as soon as you walk in, clean and pleasing. Peaceful shopping experience, everything…read morewas neat and fruit was really fresh! Mangos were just right which is tough at this time of year so that was a plus. Would definitely shop again

I was unaware the fish counter closed at 7. It was about 7:25 and the woman was still working in…read morethe department. I asked for 2 pieces of salmon and was met with the biggest attitude of the quarter. She nastily replied "don't make a habit of this, our hours changed and we close early." I said don't worry about it no habit to form and left. She then pleaded to have me come back bit now I will not do anymore shopping here. I can't wait for the automated robots to replace these 'wonderful people.

Went to their meat department to pick up a ribeye for a last minute add on dinner guest. I always…read moreuse Big Y in PLAINVILLE even though they are further away. Meat department is excellent and well run. Didn't have time to go to Big Y. No ribeyes in the case and no butcher. I was told by the young man he leaves at 2 pm. Regardless the meat case is disgusting. Meat obviously turning color. Not many choices. One advertised as a porterhouse HAD NO FILET! I've lived here for four years and this is still by far the worst grocery meat department in the area. Their flower department is the only bright spot. Big Y always accommodating and they have Prime and Choice. I always order for my bigger events and smoke competitions from them custom cuts. No up charges and always well done. ShopRite you need a total gut job on your meat department. This is coming from a professional chef and Pitt master.

Longstanding favorite market; high quality meats, fish and produce; delicious bakery; plus…read moregroceries brought to your car by friendly helpful student age employees!! Always clean; well lit (Started going there 38 plus years ago when my daughter was born)

Every thing fresh , meat and vegetables .clean store. Meat is excellent and vegetables are fresh…read more Good cheese and bakery. Deli full of take out

Went to new location day in Cheshire…read more I frequent Avon and W Hartford. I didn't see any grass fed burgers and asked if they plan on adding as an option. The young man wasn't sure said he would pass along the feedback and offered to make 2 patties. I was Very impressed and Should have made note of his name. Thank you

Me and my wife went here for the first time today. Store was very clean . Meat selection was good…read morebut very high priced. Produce section was small but good. Salad bar and pre made food looked great but prices on everything were high. Next time we come back we will pay more attention to the prices .

"Give us this day our daily discount outlet merchandise…read moreRaise up a multiplex and we will make a sacrifice" (Billy Joel) We used to love shopping at the Outlet when their Canton store was open, but they closed it a few months ago. So, we made our first visit to the Outlet in Southington today. The differences between the two locations were striking. Southington is much larger and seemed to have a greater variety of products. It was more like a mini supermarket complete with produce, frozen goods, refrigerated goods, and a dairy case. Another difference is their 50% off room, where all sorts of non- foods items were half price. We used to pick up coffees, teas, frozen goods, and boxes of cereal at the Canton store. Just like Canton was, you have to check the pricing carefully because pricing is a real mixed bag. The Outlet is lower on some items and quite a bit higher on other items when compared to supermarket prices. We did find a few good buys- two squares of frozen jalapeno cornbread and two mini packages of frozen chocolate chip pancakes. How does $1.16 sound for all four? Yes, I thought you'd be as pleased with that as we were.

The low pricing on products that are normally very expensive at other stores. The staff are very…read morepolite, helpful and welcoming, never had any issues with them. They have very unique products, and have a lot of vegan/vegetarian options for inexpensive pricing!

Clean and organized well-stocked store. The service was polite and helpful. They have a lot of…read moreparking.

Centrally located, perfect if you need to pick something up quick. Good enough selection. I do wish…read morethey had fresh produce here as it would be even more convenient. Decently priced items. More self check out than checkout lanes but there are always staff around of you need help. Can be a bit messy here but most Walmart are. I think they get a lots of shipments that they don't know where to put yet.

Drove an additional 15 miles to go and visit Stew Leonard's…read more I preface this review by saying I've seen the owner of Stew Leonard's on the morning news in the past. Particularly during the holidays, where he is talking about how to prepare your holiday meals. Second, my friend from New Jersey is probably the Duchess of Stew Leonard's and I had to see what this was all about. Here is my story It's like going to a Trader Joe's if you're on the West Coast, BuCees if you're on Central and southeast part of the country or I don't know I suppose a typical local giant supermarket. Here are my observations. They accommodate the local people they have so many things you can do with your children. If you're shopping in the store, they have mascots and different games you can play. The store is clean and organize organized There are many local products, they support the local community Would I go back? Probably if I lived closer, I would love to buy their vegetables which was very neatly displayed and priced. They were busy! That says something right?

It's Lobsta Season in New England…read more Stew Leonard's had such an incredible deal. $15.99 Full of meat and claws on a buttered roll. Kinda gummy underneath the meat. Definitely made it work once I threw the roll away. Service was great! Fast turn over to receive my order. Packaged appealing to the eye. Outside setting with picnic tables to enjoy. They also had other options like Burgers, and Hotdogs. Wonderful way to end my grocery shopping day