This shopping center was built in 1985 and has a single entrance with a traffic light on Poquonock…read moreAvenue and is near the I-91 exit. It is a pretty big center that is anchored by the Price Chopper supermarket at one end and three or four other buildings. Mostly fast/casual food here, including a Moe's Southeast Grill, Subway, local pizza and sit down Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant. Dental office, bank and a margial arts dojo. The center is decently well let and is clean. There was no litter and adequate street lighting. The shape does not lend itself to fast driving and that's a bonus. [Review 15185 overall, 687 of 2021, number 37 in Connecticut.]

I recently placed an online order with Target. I'm not sure if I wasn't paying attention during…read morecheckout or if they tricked me into coming into the store for "curbside pickup". Either way I had to go to get my purchases. This Target is located in Windsor, there's a substantial parking lot. I was here on Black Friday weekend, surprisingly there weren't many shoppers. This is a much larger Target than the one I typically frequent in West Hartford. There's a Starbucks and a CVS inside. Some of the isles could've been a bit better organized and better stocked, but not bad. At the customer service counter I showed them my bar code and gave them my name. Moments later my items were ready to go home with me.

Back to school dorm shopping at it's finest. I'd feared that we were going to have to hit up…read moremultiple stores to get everything my incoming Sophomore (being on campus for the first time) would need for her dorm room. I had heard things were picked over at many stores, and when I'd looked on the Target app for a different location there were no mini fridges available so I had anticipated a trip to a separate big box store for that. But we found literally everything she needs, including the fridge. You can tell there's been a lot of back to school shopping been done for all ages but there was nothing we couldn't find. It's not the nicest or newest store but EVERYONE we encountered was so friendly and helpful.

TJ Maxx was founded in 1976 with approximately 1,200 stores. It's a discount store that sells…read moreclothes, shoes, accessories, jewelry, shoes, skincare, bath products, and more. This one is located in the Stop and Shop plaza; there are plenty of parking. I've always been a fan because of the prices. They usually have great finds. I love the apparel, shoes, skincare, makeup, candles, and even some furniture pieces. This store was well stocked and organized. The employees were friendly. I enjoyed shopping there and bought a few goodies for the family and I. The store seems to be one of the lesser busy TJ Maxx stores I've been to. It's definitely going to be my go to!

This TJ Maxx is one of the best around the area. There are other TJ Maxx or Marshall's stores that…read moreare closer to me then this Granby location, however this one is the superior. Every shelf is always fully stocked, things are where they belong, it is obvious that the staff do their job here. The stores are clean and the employees are pleasant, even to rude customers. It's such a pleasant shopping experience to shop in a store that is fully socked, clean and organized.

Vintage, Retro. Antique ... all those things describe Bella Vintage, although vintage is probably a…read moremore accurate description. It's not a dusty, musty shop of goods that look as though they were dragged out of the garage or attic and nothing here appears to be a modern take on an antique. Things are old, but necessarily antique. So vintage it is, I guess There's a gift shop feel. The lighting is soft, and colors muted. Spread out amongst three rooms is about anything - from teapots, cookie jars, kitchen items and a great deal of miscellany -- to add an interesting accent to a room or a collection. Each room has an overall theme of a sort. One room seems to focus on kitchen, another on study or bedroom, and the main room has day to day items of home décor. Browsing is easy -- the aisles are wide enough to turn around without knocking something over, the placement of items keeps your eye moving. Unless searching for something specific -- and I'd recommend asking the owner, who apparently knows every item in the place -- spend time browsing. It might be a trip down memory lane for you, your parents, or even your grandparents.

Lured by the siren song of chairs, I wandered into this adorable store. It's wonderful. While it…read morelooks small from the outside, there is a large back/side room, and there is furniture! The aesthetic is that glowing, comfortable, homey feel of the "childhood" scenes in the new Little Women movie -- not the specific period (though I saw Eastlake dining chairs), but the sense of buying a classic piece that was part of a home and now it's going to be part of your home. It's all delightfully non-snooty, and the housewares aren't the same ones that show up in every antique mall. I ended up buying a necklace and am clutching the business card for the day when I buy a larger place.

This location provides customer service that should be a model for other retailers. The associates…read moreare friendly and go above and beyond, always. Today Barbara offered to find my size at other locations and text me the results. So kind. The selection is limited here- no petites- but fabulous Brooks Brothers quality and service.

Really disappointed in our recent purchase here. HUGE lack of attention to detail. My fiancé…read moreordered a brand new tuxedo a month ago and after 3 weeks of sending it away for tailoring, it came back with a weird bump in the shoulders, bunching in the back AND unfinished cuffs!!! For an almost $2,000 tuxedo, this is absolutely not acceptable. I even went in myself to switch out his tux shirt (which they measured him for the wrong size) yesterday and I found the service rep (Larry) to be very rude because there was no tag on the shirt we were exchanging (he was given it that way) - so after waiting awhile they finally looked it up under his name but gave me a lot of grief about it. But that customer service aside, the rep helping him Gerald, has been very nice and considerate, but in hindsight seems to have only cared about making a sale and not making sure he has the perfect tuxedo (as should be expected for Brooks Brothers). Since we flew out to VA from LA today, we are now going to have to pay a premium for last minute alterations since the store didn't do their job - I mean look at the cuffs! They didn't even bother to tailor one side, fix the buttons and wipe away the chalk (see photo). Completely unacceptable for the price of the tux in the first place, not to mention causing a lot of unnecessary stress on my fiancé to make sure it still looks good in time. I would hope someone from the store reads this and hopes to do right by him by compensating for the price we have to pay now and offering at least some sort of refund for the poor tailoring job in the first place.

I met some friends here for lunch today. Great experience. Our server Kim, was so attentive and…read morenice. The food selections were plentiful and very good. The portions were generous for the price as well.

Quick pick up order on the way home from VT... friendly staff, good system, busy and for good…read morereason: AMAZING food. I had a Greek Salad and my dad had some kind of Italian grinder. We found it on Google.... I would go back!10/10!

I stopped by the Walmart in East Windsor since I was in the area. This Walmart is massive, it's…read morecalled Supercenter for a reason. When I first walked inside I saw the colorful assortment of fruits and vegetables. I saw avocados for only 45 cents each. I love avocados, I have never seen them priced so low before. While on a mission to find something, I was more successful in finding it myself, than one of the workers who told me "we don't sell that here". Navigating this huge store is challenging, especially since it was my first time here and I was short on time. I didn't get to see everything I wanted. This Walmart features a pharmacy, photo center, a bakery, a nail salon and more.

This is absolutely the worst Walmart in the Northeast!! Tried to buy a cell phone. Unfortunately,…read morethe woman behind the counter not only couldn't understand English well, but was completely incompetent. We came home and tried calling the store for over 3 hours. No one answered in the Electronics department, nor the store customer service line. The employees are rude, prejudice, politically biased, and incompetent...as well as lazy and for the most part, low-life bottom feeders. This store should be closed.

Always enjoy a good shop at a Marshalls. Didn't really plan on coming here today but poked my head…read morein and came out with some new cloths and some work snacks for the week. Their gourmet selection is one of the largest I have come across so my stomach was pleased about that, not so much my wallet lol.

Last night, a few minutes before the store close, i had lost my phone in the store, i thought it…read morewas in the shopping cart, but come to find out it wasn't. The lovely assistant manager, Mary had helped me look for it. By the time the store closed, i didn't find it. But she said she will look for it. A few minutes before i got home, she had called me and had let me know she found my phone. I appreciate her and others that had helped look for it. 5 Stars.

Third party delivery (RODIE ) Adam K , left the dog food on the exposed step instead of one more…read morelevel to be cover on the porch . Wait this is the best!!! Lays the bags on top of rock salt! Needs to push the scarecrow put of the way to see the wizard ! Called Customer Service not too concerned .more or less told me it was my fault for wanting soonest delivery! Will be ordering from chewy from now on!

"She's the only one who really understands what gets me, She…read morethinks my tractor's sexy!" (Kenny Chesney) My wife and I are attending an industry get together in Texas, and it's no surprise that guests are encouraged to wear Western clothes to the Welcome Party. I found something appropriate deep in the recesses of my closet, but my wife needed something to wear. So today's mission was to find her a suitable top at a reasonable price, which is why we visited Tractor Supply. I knew they specialized in that niche. We weren't disappointed. She found a very nice blue denim top for $24.99 with all sorts of buttons and stitching that will be totally appropriate. Tractor Supply is a very cool store -a Super Store if you will with departments featuring tools, truck and tractor supplies, farm equipment, animal feed, a big pet department, food (jerky, chips, salsa, candy), furniture, sporting goods, clothes, furniture, work gear, and lawn and garden. We were delighted by what we found in their lawn and garden department- flats of flowers marked down to $1, $0.50, and even $0.10 per flat. We scooped up some flowers at those rock bottom prices to plant around our light pole and by the front stairs. Oh, and I got a red bandana ($3.99) to add some more Western flair for my Welcome Party look. Yee Haw, y'alls !!!!!!!

This store is going down the tubes. Saturday morning and 4 cashiers are working so the lines are so…read morelong and unbelievably slow. Their prices used to be worth any hassle but not anymore. It's getting to the point where I'll go to Shop Rite or Big Y and pay just a few extra dollars.

Decent location. Staff is professional and pleasant, and store is clean. Frustrating that items…read morelisted as "in-stock" online (after store closed for the day) were not available when I got to the store first thing the next morning. In general it's a good location, better than the next-closest one, but temper expectations about stocking with online inaccuracies.