Stop & Shop

The go-​to Stop & Shop in the area. It was recently renovated in July and it shows on the inside. Everything looks so new. There is a really nice deli, butcher, and seafood area for your needs. I think they could do a little better with their grab and go section. The Boar’s Head sandwiches are fantastic but the sushi is really disappointing. It is possible for grocery stores to have good sushi, Publix and Whole Foods have good sushi. Every time I buy it the rice is rock hard. Hardly seems fresh. The frozen pizza section is also lacking on the personal sized pizza selection. I can’t seem to find any of the products I purchased at Publix.
I do really like their Stop & Shop card system. The gas points do help me out. The self check out lanes are the best for quick and few item shoppers.

I like this Stop and Shop. It is large and newly renovated. There are plenty of self check out registers and the wait times are minimal. This store is conveniently located near exit 40 off of I-​95. In addition, I frequently use their gas station which is right on the premises!

One of the few Stop and Shop stores that has a salad bar that is fully stocked and fresh. I often go for a quick lunch even though I work on the other side of town. Usually am able to get in and out quickly and get a nice sized salad for under $ 6 – cheaper than most other lunch places.
Also nice that they have a gas station on site that it super easy to get in and out of without causing a traffic jam.

Being from the DC area, which is loaded with Giant supermarkets (the same company as Stop & Shop), this place felt like home to me.
Same color scheme, same items on the shelves, same airplane-​hangar sized store.
It was, however, difficult to find because there were no street signs! WTF?
I live in Brooklyn now, and I stopped by this Stop & Shop in Milford on my way back from New Haven yesterday. Needless to say, we have nothing like this in Brooklyn. Nothing this size and nothing with this much selection– you’d literally need to visit 5 different stores to get this kind of shopping in.
Produce, meats, deli, bakery, frozen foods, hair care, pots & pans, school supplies, hardware and outdoor, pet foods and supplies– they have it all in addition to everything you’d expect as staples in a grocery store.
This is the kind of store where you grab a shopping cart and drive up and down the aisles, grabbing what you need/​want along your leisurely way. By the time we were done yesterday, my girlfriend and I had two shopping carts full to the tune of $ 220.
When’s my next excuse to get the car out of storage and find the nearest Stop & Shop, I wonder? Gotta find one closer to Brooklyn, because this saved me about $ 50 over my monthly Fresh Direct hit.