Grocery Stores in Columbia
Summary: Here are the grocery stores in Columbia and some of the towns near it.
Grocery Stores in and near Columbia
Columbia, Connecticut, may not be a bustling metropolis, but it offers a variety of grocery stores to meet the needs of its residents. From local markets to larger chains, shoppers have several options to choose from for their grocery needs. Below is a list of grocery stores located in Columbia and within a 5-mile radius, as well as some notable stores within a 10-mile radius if they fall under the specified larger chains.
Highland Park Market
Highland Park Market is a family-owned chain that provides a range of gourmet and everyday food items. Known for its quality meats, fresh produce, and bakery, Highland Park Market caters to those looking for a local grocery experience. While there isn't a Highland Park Market in Columbia itself, there is one located nearby.
Location: 1320 Manchester Rd, Glastonbury, CT 06033
Ted's IGA Supermarket
Ted's IGA Supermarket is an independent grocery store that offers a wide selection of products, including organic and locally sourced options. They are known for their friendly service and community involvement.
Location: 127 Main St, Hebron, CT 06248
Big Y World Class Market
Big Y is a family-owned and operated supermarket chain with a location within reach of Columbia residents. They offer a full-service experience with a bakery, deli, and seafood counters, as well as a wide variety of organic and conventional groceries.
Location: 33 Fieldstone Commons, Tolland, CT 06084
Big Y World Class Market Website
Stop & Shop
Stop & Shop is a well-known chain that provides a comprehensive grocery shopping experience. They offer a variety of products, including their own brand of items, a pharmacy, and a pick-up service.
Location: 10 Linwood Ave, Colchester, CT 06415
While there are no Wegman's, Costco, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, or Sam's Club locations within a 10-mile radius of Columbia, Connecticut, the above stores serve the community with a range of grocery shopping options. For those willing to travel a bit further, the nearest cities may offer these larger chains.
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