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  1. ALDI - 101 Albany Turnpike No. 107

    101 Albany Turnpike No. 107, Canton CT 06019

    4.4 Superb 94 reviews

    “Love Aldi's, I always discover new seasonings 😊 This week I found Kicking Chicken for grilling, it was amazing & to turn it up a notch we use BBQ sauce, I highly recommend.. Aldi's has great finds at affordable prices 👌🏽”

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  2. New Britain Halal Market ‏القريه العربيه - 268 Allen St

    268 Allen St, New Britain CT 06053

    4.9 Superb 88 reviews

    “We buy lamb there and Bulgarian sheep cheese. The lamb is excellent and very fresh. We have bought legs and shoulders. Lamb is young, so we usually buy a pair of shoulders. Butcher on site. Price and flavor better that the place we used to go.”

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  3. Barden Farm Market - 510 Main St

    510 Main St, New Hartford CT 06057

    4.6 Superb 37 reviews

    “We just visited the farm for pumpkins, and I wanted to see what was at the market. The workers were so friendly and helpful. I purchased some Wildflower Honey, Apple Cider, Apples, Cherry Tomatoes, a pumpkin, and a georgious Mum. All together only cost 24.00$...I will definitely be back. Thank you to our local farmers...you are all so appreciated. 😊🫶”

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  5. Highland Park Market - 204 Main St

    204 Main St, Farmington CT 06032

    4.3 Superb 178 reviews

    “very relaxed, no hassle at all especially at the cashier. Packing done by cashier 's assistant. If we need, packages could be carried to our car. Excellent service”

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  6. ALDI - 693 Farmington Ave

    693 Farmington Ave, New Britain CT 06053

    4.2 Good 183 reviews

    “Best price on nuts(always seems to be at least a dollar cheaper) and avocado (often half the price of everywhere else) by far. Best price of a fair few other things like soy milk, pasta, pasta sauce, canned veggies by a bit.”

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  7. 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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  8. Avon Big Y - 255 West Main Street

    255 West Main Street, Avon CT 06001

    3.9 Good 138 reviews

    “I really like this Big Y, my husband and I go here for most of our groceries that we don’t get at Costco. However I do always feel like they’re watching me suspiciously and I’m like dude….I own two properties in Simsbury. I’m not going to steal your chicken drumsticks I don’t know it’s annoying.”

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  9. America's Food Basket of New Britain - 250 Allen St

    250 Allen St, New Britain CT 06053

    3.5 Good 92 reviews

    “The produce in this store is stunning! The prices are amazing and the staff are wonderful. My only critique is generally there is only one cash register open, so that can take a bit of time.”

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  10. 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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