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  1. Caronna's Market - 25 Pearl St

    25 Pearl St, Enfield CT 06082

    4.7 Superb 117 reviews

    “Their deli pricing on sliced meats is fantastic — fresh, high quality, and way more affordable than the big chains. The butchery is excellent, and their budget stretchers are clutch for feeding a family without sacrificing quality. A local market that truly does it right.”

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  2. ALDI - 25 Hazard Ave Suite 7

    25 Hazard Ave Suite 7, Enfield CT 06082

    4.3 Superb 174 reviews

    “I only shop at Aldi for our weekly grocery trips unless there are a few things they don’t offer that I need. This particular Aldi is one of my favorites. It’s clean and well stocked. I ordered my first pick up order off of Instacart which seemed like it would be easier since I had a sleepy infant with me. And it was! I think there was only one thing on my list they weren’t able to find and that’s less than usual when I go myself. There person who brought my food out to my car was very kind and loaded my groceries into my car for me. The only downside to this Aldi is how busy the parking lot is but it’s also conveniently right off the highway.”

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  3. Big Y - 65 Palomba Drive

    65 Palomba Drive, Enfield CT 06082

    4 Good 216 reviews

    “The best bakery. Usually good produce. The pizza shop is excellent. Very good selection of Goya products. The self check out is the easiest to use of all stores I have ever used.”

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