Grocery Stores in Simsbury, CT

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  1. 914 Hopmeadow Street, Simsbury CT 06070

    4.9 Superb 36 reviews

    “We celebrated my sisters 70th birthday on Saturday with a surprise tea party. It was wonderful and Carly & her team do an amazing job! Everyone said they would go back again, it really was a lot of fun.”

  2. 710 Hopmeadow St, Simsbury CT 06070

    4.5 Superb 140 reviews

    “I want to express my gratitude to the produce manager at Fitzgerald’s Grocery Store on Hopmeadow St in Simsbury Ct. A gentleman named Blaine took my order over the telephone today at noontime and with the help of Store Manager B. DeVoe they had a HUGE BEAUTIFUL fruit basket with crackers and cheese and other goodies ready for me three hours later. I picked it up and was blown away at the finished basket with bow and ribbon. The price was below what I would have paid at Whole Foods or H. Park Market!! OUTSTANDING!!!”

  3. 1313 Hopmeadow Street, Simsbury CT 06070

    4.1 Good 102 reviews

    “Big Y generally the best of the big supermarkets for quality, selection and pricing. The Avon location is a very well managed store, always well stocked , excellent staff.”

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  5. 498 Bushy Hill Road, Simsbury CT 06070

    3.4 Good 140 reviews

    “This whole staff, is absolutely a wonderful part of this Stop & Shop. Each and every employer makes it a point to be caring, concerned and they all smile. ☺️ That's why I love shopping here plus calling them by their name and always complimenting them. Vikki is a Doll Baby! Professional enough to run that whole store! Recognize her abilities. Thank you.”

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