Grocery Stores in Cheshire, CT

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  1. 1021 South Main Street, Cheshire CT 06410

    4.4 Superb 165 reviews

    “I had some fish here recently and it was soo damn good, it tasted like they washed the fish with a good vinegar and lime before cooking it to get rid of thst raw taste. It was tasty. Trust me I can taste and smell when chicken or seafood was not cleaned well before cooking, this one taste and smel awesome. Keep it up big y, wash an clesn that meant”

  2. 1021 S Main St, Cheshire CT 06410

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “Great store! Super friendly staff in all departments. Their veggies are fresh, baked goods, especially their Carrot Cake, is terrific. And with the Big Y card, there are some discounts to be had.”

  3. 914 S Main St, Cheshire CT 06410

    4.8 Superb 12 reviews

    “HUGE congrats to this spot for selling the winning $185 million Powerball Ticket on 02/14/2022…it’s always nice to read about highly ranked small stop shops selling a winning ticket ?. Shout out to the person who purchased the winning ticket, what a great Valentine’s Day gift lol”

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  5. 1021 South Main Street, Cheshire CT

    4.2 Good 11 reviews

    “What can I say that the name doesn't already say. The Big Y in Cheshire is truly a world class market. From the appearance and cleanliness of the store to the variety and outstanding choices of local products. Big Y world class market in Cheshire has it all over and the other area store. I worked in this location many years ago when it was Everybody's food market. I now drive from Meriden weekly just to shop this location.”

  6. 275 Highland Avenue, Cheshire CT 06410

    3.9 Good 139 reviews

    “I recently started using this store’s delivery service and I am so happy! There can be a bit of an extra fee, plus tip— but know that it is still well worth the service. I use the Stop & Shop app which I find more user friendly than other third party apps. The store app is cut and dry in terms of adding a substitute if the item needed is out of stock. So I am very happy with the delivery services! I do occasionally utilize the pick up option- the weekend service is great! Sometimes during the week this option can be a little slow. Shopping in the store is the option I use the least; however when I need to I like the layout of this store because it is easy to find what I need.”

  7. 539 W Main St, Cheshire CT 06410

    3.1 Average 24 reviews

    “Store is very friendly to walking too. The workers are very friendly and helpful tom pk and Bob are all friendly. People come on down. To sunshine convenience store. 539 west main street in cheshire connecticut”

  8. Stop & Shop - New England, 275 Highland Ave, Cheshire CT 06410

    1.6 Poor 8 reviews

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