Grocery Stores in Orange, CT

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  1. 560 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477

    4.5 Superb 318 reviews

    “love going here! lots of tasty options and some great alternatives for ppl like me who are lactose intolerant. i really enjoy the alternative chocolate ice cream and yogurts. the peanut udon noodle bowl is a steal for $5! well staffed and the employees are super friendly.”

  2. 565 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477

    4.7 Superb 73 reviews

    “I absolutely love having this store nearby! It is my go-to for getting food/products from back home, like ćevapi and cedevita (to name a few). I only wish they were located even closer to my house!”

  3. 254 Bull Hill Ln, Orange CT 06477

    4.5 Superb 53 reviews

    “This is where I buy my goat meat and hard chicken. Orange Halal Market is an excellent Halal store offering a wide variety of Middle Eastern groceries, including goat meat, lamb, guinea fowl, and chicken. Habib is incredibly respectful and always ready to help with any questions or needs. The quality of the meat and other products is top-notch, making it my go to for authentic Halal items. It’s absolutely a fantastic place to shop for fresh, high-quality ingredients. This store is pretty close to the road and can be easily noticed from a car in normal traffic. There’s also wheelchair accessible entrance ♿️ ensuring everyone enjoy their shopping visi #Google #GoogleMaps #LetsGuide #WheelchairAccessibility #3B+AccessibilityContributions #Halal #CT #OrangeCounty”

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  5. 663 Orange Center Road, Orange CT 06477

    4.9 Superb 10 reviews

    “Great customer service and a wonderful family-owned business. I spoke with one of the owners, who had great energy and was very welcoming. I would definitely shop here again.”

  6. 661 Orange Center Rd, Orange CT 06477

    4.4 Superb 36 reviews

    “The family that owns this place is so lovely, so friendly, and welcoming. Also, I love their variety of snacks. We always stop here before Dungeons and Dragons with our friends.”

  7. 621 Lambert Rd, Orange CT 06477

    4.7 Superb 3 reviews

    “Awesome personalized customer service from Mr. Zeoli and his team. Drove 45 minutes to buy a beautiful handcrafted Christmas wreath and Kissing ball. Prices are very reasonable. High quality products!! Highly recommend!!”

  8. 25 Boston Post Road, Orange CT 06477

    4.1 Good 15 reviews

    “I came here during the last 2 weeks before Christmas expecting chaos. Quite the opposite. Everything was clean and organized. The only downfall was only 1 cashier working, and the self check line was worse. Oh, well. That's the holidays shopping for ya. ?”

  9. 81 Boston Post Rd, Orange CT 06477

    4 Good 139 reviews

    “This is a complete Indian store well you will get some fresh vegetables for a Asian Indian kitchen and really spicy green chilies, best place for snacks fritters and nice and clean place only bit expensive , but no foul smell no humid or messy or over packed things around .”

  10. 259 Bull Hill Ln, Orange CT 06477

    3.6 Good 232 reviews

    “Omg! David at the deli… Was so calm and courteous taking my order he did everything right! I also had a big order and he did it well!!! Thank you Shop rite for hiring ppl like him! 🙏🏾🥰 ShopRite shopper Taniesha”

  11. 259 Bull Hill Lane, Orange CT 06477

    2.2 Poor 28 reviews

    “Very helpful, knowledgeable and quick to fill the meds. Came from urgent care and meds were filled within 5-10 minutes. Thank you ShopRite pharmacy of orange. You are 5 times better than CVS pharmacy in orange on the post road!!!”

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