Supermarkets near New Milford, CT

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  1. 1 Kent Road, New Milford CT 06776

    4 Good 188 reviews

    “Big Y is a grocery store I can count on when I want a smooth, normal shopping trip. The store is easy to get around, the selection is solid, and I like being able to grab fresh produce, snacks, and dinner basics without feeling rushed. It’s a dependable spot for everyday groceries.”

  2. 125 Danbury Road, New Milford CT 06776

    4 Good 166 reviews

    “I stopped by ALDI for a quick grocery run and left feeling like I actually got a lot for what I spent. The store was easy to get through, the prices were good, and I found a few extra snacks I wasn’t planning on buying. Always a solid stop when I want to keep shopping simple.”

  3. 15 CT-39, Sherman CT 06784

    4.4 Superb 77 reviews

    “Their prepared food is delicious, I don't know who does the cooking, but it's really delicious. On par with Whole Foods. Extremely clean and the staff and owner are wonderful.”

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  5. 74 Fairfield Dr #2154, Patterson NY 12563

    3.7 Good 70 reviews

    “A lovely market that’s close to home and almost never crowded. Unfortunately, I often find it hard to do my regular grocery shopping here. The fact of the matter is that big box grocery stores have better discounts. Some of the pricing here is astronomical and without a savings membership, a lot of products are simple inaccessible.The store at times can feel a tad tight and for whatever reason, I always have an issue with the automatic doors—I’m guessing a service should be in order. However, the cashiers are friendly and the hours make it an easier stop on the way home from work.Generally, while not perfect, this is a great community market to supplement your grocery needs.”

  6. 14 Candlewood Lake Rd, Brookfield CT 06804

    3.1 Average 40 reviews

    “Big wise always such a pleasant experience to shop at! Anything you need for groceries is here and is presented in an elegant fashion because Big Y supermarkets are always so beautiful inside. I'm always in and out quickly and the lines are never crazy to the point where you just get frustrated which is a definite plus for me and my wife and it is definitely our favorite Supermarket to go to. There's nothing negative I can say about them and anyone who wants the best of the best they need to come here.”

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