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  1. Geissler's Supermarket - 9J Bank St

    9J Bank St, Granby CT 06035

    4.4 Superb 142 reviews

    “I normally do not go to the Geisslers in the area. A friend told me the one in Granby was excellent. I visited and was pleasantly surprised Very clean, well stocked with better products, and clearly had more people. I will go back to this one. I understand they will remodel the other locations using this one as the model. It can't come soon enough if they want to survive.”

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  2. Stop & Shop Florist - 120 Salmon Brook St

    120 Salmon Brook St, Granby CT 06035

    2.2 Poor 9 reviews

    “This review is for the florist department. I came in tonight in a pinch as my fiancé is getting out of the hospital tomorrow and I wanted to make sure a nice arrangement was in place. I usually have flowers delivered but again, I was in a pinch. Helena, the florist manager was nothing short of fantastic as she made me a beautiful arrangement and was super helpful. I honestly couldn't have been happier and I'm now kicking myself because I usually spend double the price from an independent florist. I will now be using this Stop and Shop's floral department with all of my floral needs. Thank you again Helena, you created a beautiful arrangement, were an absolute pleasure to chat with and Stop and Shop is fortunate to have you! I'd recommend this florist department to anyone!”

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  3. Stop & Shop - 120 Salmon Brook Street

    120 Salmon Brook Street, Granby CT 06035

    3.2 Average 125 reviews

    “The Stop and Shop in Granby is a great place to shop for groceries. They have a vast selection of everything, and I was able to find the brand of coffee creamer I was looking for. The prices are reasonable, and the staff is friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend this store to anyone looking for groceries in the area.”

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