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   posted: Nov. 2, 2009 @ 9:33a

From the Stewleonards.com website said:The in-store celebration includes "wow" pricing on many top-selling items throughout the store, free birthday cupcakes and samples from each of the new and improved food stations, play time with Stew Leonard's costumed characters, and a free fortieth anniversary-themed reusable bag for every 100th customer at check out.
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40th ANNIVERSARY Promotions

MILK - Whole, 2% Low Fat and No Fat 99¢ - 1/2 gallon
Large White EGGS $1.29 dozen
Stew's - Giant White and Wheat BREAD 69¢ loaf
Bananas 39¢ lb.
5 lb. PEI Russet Potatoes 99¢ bag

The event seems to be just for the Norwalk,CT location but the "wow prices" might be for all locations YMMV

Message edited by: chistina on 2009-11-07 12:31:22 CST
   posted: Nov. 2, 2009 @ 9:34a

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   posted: Nov. 2, 2009 @ 9:44p

The opening of a new store (and overpriced at that) is hardly slick. Nice quality, but rarely if ever any great deals at Stew Leonards.
Buying their prepared foods is comparable in price to eating at a restaurant.


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   posted: Nov. 7, 2009 @ 12:49p

daddyweiss said:The opening of a new store (and overpriced at that) is hardly slick. Nice quality, but rarely if ever any great deals at Stew Leonards.
Buying their prepared foods is comparable in price to eating at a restaurant.

I know that most of us do a lot better with coupons at other stores and I agree the grocery items are somewhat overpriced there, but I go there almost every week to stock up on things that I have no coupons for,like milk, meat, fish and chicken (from their weekly specials, of course) not only it's cheap, it's fresh. Lobsters for $3.99 a lb, Porterhouse steaks and Skirt steaks for $3.99 a lb, aren't those great prices?
BTW, they are not opening a new store, they are celebrating their 40th anniversary.

Message edited by: chistina on 2009-11-07 12:53:00 CST
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