Supermarkets near Killingly, CT

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  1. 728 Hartford Pike, Dayville CT 06241

    4.5 Superb 142 reviews

    “Prices are good at Aldi's certain things are easy to find. The better day seems to be Tuesday to shop. Not too many cashier's I prefer going to them rather than the machines.”

  2. 251 Kennedy Dr, Putnam CT 06260

    3.7 Good 141 reviews

    “I've always liked the store. But they used to carry a lot more and have way better prices like they'll say we have boneless skinless chicken breast for under $2 a pound you'll go there everything's $4-5 a pound. And I'll say it's similar price for the hamburger and that's $4.99+ a pound. And that's for 80/20. And they look more like a Big Y that's old then they do a new store and then about a decade or so ago maybe two they used to carry things like gazebos and different things it was kind of like a small Walmart or Target now it's just food and most of it is way higher price than they say it is and they have a lot of things that aren't name brand but it's their best and it's more expensive than name brands like they'll have a name you've never heard of that's for roast beef and it's all $18-$17 a pound. Yeah boar's Head you can usually find on sale between $9.99 and $14.00 a pound. Set a new false advertisement and they have less than they used to and their prices are not chopped and your gas points go to the gas station on the outside of the store right next to it which all the pumps are always either not working and currently aren't and are actually imported up like they're not going to even be selling gas anymore so your gas points are useless.”

  3. 4 Day St, Brooklyn CT 06234

    4.3 Superb 43 reviews

    “The person working there was very helpful for me and my car broke down in his parking lot. He had a small table and chairs but he invited me to sit and stay warm while I waited for family and a tow truck. Enjoyed my experience there even though my vehicle was broken down”

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