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  1. Ada Food Market - 44 Boston Post Rd

    44 Boston Post Rd, Windham CT 06280

    5 Superb 10 reviews

    “they have so many varieties of food, drinks especially for the Spanish community, they have western union, you can pay bills there. is a great convenience place to get quick things and services”

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  2. ALDI - 332 Boston Post Road

    332 Boston Post Road, North Windham CT 06256

    4.5 Superb 138 reviews

    “Great store with great prices and friendly employees. Everything is so organized and it's easy to find the items I want. Though the one thing I wish Aldi could approve on is investing in more riding carts for the elderly and disabled. I often shop here with my Grandpa and he is unable to walk and stand for long periods of time. Sometimes the riding cart is taken or dead due to no one charging it.”

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  3. Cibao Market - 79 Main St

    79 Main St, Willimantic CT 06226

    4.1 Good 73 reviews

    “My Husband and I were on the hunt to find some good food and found this place ! They were so kind outgoing friendly people that really cared to make us Happy ! The rice pudding and the bread was amazing ! But the main meal was even better !! We will make this a monthly stop ! The store reminded me of Bronx so it had me feeling like I was in NY ! Great experience!”

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