Grocery Stores in Bethel, CT

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  1. 78 Stony Hill Rd, Bethel CT 06801

    4.9 Superb 147 reviews

    “funny enough i stumbled upon this place right after coming back from a trip to ireland. great people & they have a better selection of lucozade flavors than everywhere i shopped over there except for tesco edit: can this review serve as a reminder to keep stocking the carribean flavor lol”

  2. 77 Greenwood Ave, Bethel CT 06801

    4.2 Good 10 reviews

  3. 83 Stony Hill Road, Bethel CT 06801

    4.2 Good 186 reviews

    “We love shopping at the Bethel Big Y!!! We were pleasantly surprised this morning to see that Big Y has now added BELL and EVANS Chicken.We asked Mike in the Butcher Department and he assured us that yes indeed Big Y has added Bell and Evan’s Chicken. We shop for all our grocery needs at Bethel Big Y and had to travel to a competitor just to buy the Bell and Evan’s Chicken. Now we can shop in all one shop. Our favorite, Bethel Big Y! P.S. Please add the Bell and Evan’s FROZEN Chicken tenders.”

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  5. 289 Greenwood Avenue, Bethel CT 06801

    4.1 Good 50 reviews

    “They have everything needed to create family favorites from fajitas to picadillo, empanadas, maduros (from scratch or frozen), arroz con pollo y postres. Great fresh seafood and meat.”

  6. 98 Greenwood Ave, Bethel CT 06801

    4.1 Good 183 reviews

    “One of the best grocery stores around! The store is always clean, well organized, and fully stocked with fresh fruits, vegetables, and quality products. The staff are friendly, helpful, and make shopping a pleasant experience every time. Great prices, excellent customer service, and a wide variety of items — highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable place to shop!”

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