Grocery Stores in Greenwich, CT

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  1. 161 West Putnam Avenue, Greenwich CT 06831

    3.9 Good 111 reviews

    “Small compared to the big Stop & Shop stores, but it has everything I need. They are efficient, neat, and have been there for 40+ years, doing well. Always have found a parking space immediately, (except on Thanksgiving morning, but then again who can!)”

  2. 1050 E Putnam Ave, Greenwich CT 06878

    3.6 Good 89 reviews

    “Vincent in the deli IS SO SWEET! What a lovely person to chat with & he made sure my order was exactly how I wanted it! I’m big on customer service and he by far exceeded every expectation! Will literally be coming back to this deli just for Vincent, his energy is amazing :) & the food was delicious as well!!!”

  3. 369 Round Hill Rd, Greenwich CT 06831

    3.1 Average 25 reviews

    “Great Country Store & Deli in Back Country Greenwich. Ask for Gus, the proprietor. Next door is the Round Hill Automotive Garage, which has the BEST mechanics around. Super guys, knowledgeable & trustworthy, lead by John, Hector & Eric.”

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  5. 90 E Putnam Ave, Greenwich CT 06830

    3.4 Good 208 reviews

    “I go to this store a few times a week, and generally have a very good experience (less the parking lot). This week, right before closing, I asked Eli from the seafood department to check if they had something in stock that wasn't out in the display. He went out of his way to check in the back, and although they were out, he told me I could call and ask for him and he would try his best to get it for me- rare these days to have someone go so out of their way to help, I thought I would leave a positive review.”

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