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“This is a great little store that has pretty much everything you may need that a regular grocery store would have. They also have a great meat section that is top quality, all of the staff/ employees were very friendly and helpful and I had no wait time at the checkout.”
9AM - 8PM
63 Newtown Rd, Danbury
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“It's Aldi, but I like the Wappinger location much better. This one is big but way more busy. Parking spaces are tiny. One time I went and a lot of things were sold out. Still, as an Aldi, best overall prices and value. Many may not know they still have things like organic food of high quality and even some fancier things like high quality chocolate.”
“A great market in the Mill Plain Rd area of Danbury. Known for fresh produce, high quality meats (packaged, butcher & frozen) as well as tasty seafood, baked goods, premade dishes & other specialty foods.
Also, Caraluzzi's has many traditional, brand name products & essentials other nearby specialty markets don't carry, while offering a wonderful deli, sushi, etc all made to order.
Friendly staff, lots of parking 🅿 & tons of great foods/products. The best supermarket in the area in terms of quality & many items with competitive pricing👍🏻”
“(Translated by Google) He could say that I found everything I was looking for and that the attention was excellent.(Original)Pudo decir que encontré todo lo que buscaba y que las atenciones fueron excelentes.”
“They have Mamoncillo (AKA Quenepa/Guinep/Spanish Lime)! I used to pick them off trees in the DR and haven’t eaten one in almost 20 years - just as delicious as I remember. Thank you, CTown!!”
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“This is a wonderful Brazilian butcher and market. It's impeccable clean and well organized and the entire staff is very friendly. The picanha, tri tips, sausage are all great. I have lots more to try from this butcher. This is a great asset to the community and the City of Danbury”