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![]() In the USA article posted earlier today, I clicked on Stew Leonard's. http://www.roadsideamerica.com/attract/CTNORstew.html "Like any good tourist trap, Stew's is set up so you can only move in one direction, past every item, before you reach the exit." We go right by this place in Norwalk, CT to F-I-L's . It looks like it's only a block or on the same block as Penzey's. Dee Dee |
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"Dee Randall" > wrote: > In the USA article posted earlier today, I clicked on Stew Leonard's. > http://www.roadsideamerica.com/attract/CTNORstew.html > "Like any good tourist trap, Stew's is set up so you can only move in one > direction, past every item, before you reach the exit." > > We go right by this place in Norwalk, CT to F-I-L's . It looks like it's > only a block or on the same block as Penzey's. > Dee Dee The two stores are very close. I live in the Philadelphia area, but I have been to Stew Leonard's twice and I loved it. I would have stopped by the Penzey's store too, but it seems to be closed on the rare times I drive through that area. |
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On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 18:47:15 -0400, Stan Horwitz >
wrote: >In article >, > "Dee Randall" > wrote: > >> In the USA article posted earlier today, I clicked on Stew Leonard's. >> http://www.roadsideamerica.com/attract/CTNORstew.html >> "Like any good tourist trap, Stew's is set up so you can only move in one >> direction, past every item, before you reach the exit." >> >> We go right by this place in Norwalk, CT to F-I-L's . It looks like it's >> only a block or on the same block as Penzey's. >> Dee Dee > >The two stores are very close. I live in the Philadelphia area, but I >have been to Stew Leonard's twice and I loved it. I would have stopped >by the Penzey's store too, but it seems to be closed on the rare times I >drive through that area. Penzey's closes by 5, IIRC, on Saturdays, when I am most likely going in that direction. I do not share your admiration for Stew Leonard's though and agree with it being a tourist trap. Their prices are not particularly reasonable, their bakery department lacking, produce like most regular supermarkets, their prepared foods have not proven themselves with me or mine. I went there 3-4 times, and it is a hoot to see it, but the parking is maniacal and I just don't think it's worth it. Penzey's is worth it. Boron |
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![]() "Boron Elgar" > wrote in message ... > On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 18:47:15 -0400, Stan Horwitz > > wrote: > >>In article >, >> "Dee Randall" > wrote: >> >>> In the USA article posted earlier today, I clicked on Stew Leonard's. >>> http://www.roadsideamerica.com/attract/CTNORstew.html >>> "Like any good tourist trap, Stew's is set up so you can only move in >>> one >>> direction, past every item, before you reach the exit." >>> >>> We go right by this place in Norwalk, CT to F-I-L's . It looks like >>> it's >>> only a block or on the same block as Penzey's. >>> Dee Dee >> >>The two stores are very close. I live in the Philadelphia area, but I >>have been to Stew Leonard's twice and I loved it. I would have stopped >>by the Penzey's store too, but it seems to be closed on the rare times I >>drive through that area. > > > Penzey's closes by 5, IIRC, on Saturdays, when I am most likely going > in that direction. > > I do not share your admiration for Stew Leonard's though and agree > with it being a tourist trap. Their prices are not particularly > reasonable, their bakery department lacking, produce like most regular > supermarkets, their prepared foods have not proven themselves with me > or mine. I went there 3-4 times, and it is a hoot to see it, but the > parking is maniacal and I just don't think it's worth it. > > Penzey's is worth it. > > Boron Perhaps Penzey's closes by 5 on all days. DH went one day driving thru Norwalk and he said it was closing up, but was able to get a few things before it did close. I thought perhaps Stew Leonard's might have some not ULTRApasteurized cream. Perhaps the "Dairy Store" is just a name, not in reality? I still have not found any regular pasteurized cream; only the ULTRApasteurized. TJ's in my area - not! Thanks, Dee Dee |
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![]() "Dee Randall" > wrote in message > I thought perhaps Stew Leonard's might have some not ULTRApasteurized > cream. Perhaps the "Dairy Store" is just a name, not in reality? I still > have not found any regular pasteurized cream; only the ULTRApasteurized. > TJ's in my area - not! > Thanks, > Dee Dee It used to be a real dairy store. Leonard started out as dairy store and the groceries and stuff was added over time. You used to be able to watch the milk being bottled on site. I've not been there in some years so I don't know if they still do that. I think the kids run the three stores now. Last I heard of the old man he was carrying bags of cash out of the US to some island and got caught. -- Ed http://pages.cthome.net/edhome/ |
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Dee Randall wrote:
> In the USA article posted earlier today, I clicked on Stew Leonard's. > http://www.roadsideamerica.com/attract/CTNORstew.html > "Like any good tourist trap, Stew's is set up so you can only move in one > direction, past every item, before you reach the exit." > > We go right by this place in Norwalk, CT to F-I-L's . It looks like it's > only a block or on the same block as Penzey's. > Dee Dee Ever been on hold & listened to their "on hold" music. Just enough to drive anybody insane. |
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![]() "Denise~*" > wrote in message m... > Dee Randall wrote: >> In the USA article posted earlier today, I clicked on Stew Leonard's. >> http://www.roadsideamerica.com/attract/CTNORstew.html >> "Like any good tourist trap, Stew's is set up so you can only move in one >> direction, past every item, before you reach the exit." >> >> We go right by this place in Norwalk, CT to F-I-L's . It looks like >> it's only a block or on the same block as Penzey's. >> Dee Dee > > Ever been on hold & listened to their "on hold" music. > Just enough to drive anybody insane. I assume you are speaking of Stew's? One time we were going on a trip and had a travel-agent woman making arrangements for us -- each day when we asked her if she had made the airline reservations, she would say no, that she just couldn't hold on the line any longer because they were playing classical music and she couldn't stand classical music. It isn't classical music is it? Tee hee. Dee Dee |
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