Grocery Stores in Darien, CT

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  1. 436 Boston Post Road, Darien CT 06820

    4.6 Superb 183 reviews

    “Nice Trader Joe’s. Friendly and hardworking people work here. They were helpful with helping not just me, but I witnessed an elderly man in such a kind way. Oh, and their parking lot is pretty great compared to other TJ’s.”

  2. 264 Heights Rd Unit b, Darien CT 06820

    4.4 Superb 109 reviews

    “One of our favorite grocery stores! Their Gourmet-to-Go/Catering services can't be beat by anyone in the area. As a busy mom who loves to entertain, Palmer's is my solution always! And their grab and go sandwiches, pasta salads, and oven ready meals are game changers when on the go! Their food is consistently delicious and their staff are so friendly.”

  3. 150 Ledge Road, Darien CT 06820

    3.7 Good 236 reviews

    “I stopped here for some shopping on the way to college. The store was very close to the 95 exit which was super convenient. Parking was ample. The store was large and had a great selection of products. I especially enjoyed the produce section. Also has self checkout and restrooms available.”

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  5. 25 Old Kings Highway North, Darien CT 06820

    3.5 Good 111 reviews

    “Aside from the too high prices, the staff is extraordinary! John the manager is exceptional, also. He doesn't 'point' to item locations, he takes you. He'll answer questions without seeming annoyd, also. However, been waiting 3 years to hear from a district manager to compliment the store, especially John. Three emails, three calls to customer service and nothing as of 3/15/26. Imagine if I had complaints/negatives towards the Darien store!”

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