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  1. BONBONI MARKET - 170 Riverside Ave

    170 Riverside Ave, Bristol CT 06010

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    “BONBONI MARKET excellent service, You can find a variety of Ecuadorian products and more services available. if you’re looking for fresh fruits or vegetables , this is the right place ,please visit BONBONI MARKET . I truly recommend .”

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  2. ALDI - 110 Middle St

    110 Middle St, Bristol CT 06010

    4.3 Superb 180 reviews

    “Best prices for groceries I have seen. The produce is always very good. People are friendly and helpful. If an item really is not what it is advertised to be, they do take a return with your receipt.”

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  3. Market 32 Pharmacy - 121 Farmington Avenue

    121 Farmington Avenue, Bristol CT 06010

    4.2 Good 20 reviews

    “I’ve been using this pharmacy since moving to Bristol 9 years ago. The consistency and professionalism speaks volumes. George, Paulina and Kris are one heck of a trifecta. If you have questions you’re not rushed or made to feel like you’re a number or price tag! There is no delivery but well worth the sacrifice in my opinion (no I don’t drive) if you aren’t happy where you are!”

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  5. Market 32 - 121 Farmington Avenue

    121 Farmington Avenue, Bristol CT 06010

    3.6 Good 229 reviews

    “Brady was super helpful today! I called the store asking for boxes for my move this weekend. He helped me thoroughly while making sure he didn’t neglect any other customers who needed assistance. Brady you get two thumbs up. Thanks again!”

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