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  1. Dollar General - 5 Squaw Hollow Rd

    5 Squaw Hollow Rd, Ashford CT 06278

    3.8 Good 42 reviews

    “Dollar General is one of my go to stores. They have good prices on everything. They have a good stock of staple foods ..snacks..soups..pet food.. candy... dairy and small freezer section. Also paper goods and decorations for Holdays. They really carry a selection of everything you would find in a larger grocery/retail store. And it's great if you live in out of the way areas cos that's where they put them. Clover Valley is their food brand and most of the products are pretty decent. I usually go to the DG near UConn but this one is just as good. In fact I stop at most Dollar Generals when I'm traveling anywhere and stock up for the trip!”

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  2. Big Y World Class Market - 141B Storrs Rd

    141B Storrs Rd, Mansfield Center CT 06250

    4.5 Superb 165 reviews

    “I've been Big Y shopper for over thirty years. This store is one of the better ones in the chain. All the departments have a great variety of products and are generally full shelves. The staff is very pleasant and accommodating. The store manager doesn't mind getting his hands dirty, as I saw him in the deli taking orders and using the slicers. Yes, its a bit pricey, but overall, what they offer makes up for that. The only critical comment I have is with the deli and the change over to Boar’s Head. Yes, its a good product line, but way too expensive. I hardly ever use the deli anymore because of that fact. You used to use a good/better/best system there. You need to bring a full range mid-grade back.”

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  3. ALDI - 332 Boston Post Rd

    332 Boston Post Rd, North Windham CT 06256

    4.5 Superb 135 reviews

    “Great store with great prices and friendly employees. Everything is so organized and it's easy to find the items I want. Though the one thing I wish Aldi could approve on is investing in more riding carts for the elderly and disabled. I often shop here with my Grandpa and he is unable to walk and stand for long periods of time. Sometimes the riding cart is taken or dead due to no one charging it.”

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  5. Oriental Groceries - 327 Boston Post Rd

    327 Boston Post Rd, North Windham CT 06256

    4.5 Superb 54 reviews

    “I've been here several times to pick up specialty groceries that I cannot get across the street at Aldi. The owner is so friendly and always has a smile on his face. Good selection too! There are some items that I haven't seen at other Asian grocery stores before.”

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  6. Dollar General - 230 Eastford Rd

    230 Eastford Rd, Eastford CT 06242

    4.5 Superb 30 reviews

    “There's something about this store..Yes it's one of the only stores around. It's very well stocked, organized and clean. The staff are always friendly. The store is usually quiet, and there is a comforting energy here.”

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  7. Walmart Pharmacy - 474 Boston Post Rd

    474 Boston Post Rd, North Windham CT 06256

    3.7 Good 24 reviews

    “Great pharmacy to deal with very helpful with everything. You have to remember they have to deal with insurance and the doctor or nurse they have nothing to do with that.”

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  8. Price Chopper - 1220 Storrs Rd

    1220 Storrs Rd, Storrs CT 06268

    3.6 Good 132 reviews

    “Price Chopper in my opinion is great for the community and the student population at UConn for finding the best food and drinks and other necessities available when needed to buy! Can't thank the wonderful staff there enough”

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