Stop & Shop 855 Bridgeport Avenue, Milford, CT 06460

"I like this location better and they seem to have what you need in stock all of the time."

"I was just in your store and i was at the self scan and there was an older employee that worked the self scan and she was really rude to me i always shop at this store and i never had to complain about an Employee there I think the employee who work the self scan should do some training on how to treat customers with respect and be treated in the same way"

"“The Matrix Is Everywhere.” -Morpheus, The Matrix. (1999) Stop & Shop is a regional chain of supermarkets that operate in the northeastern United States. They have over 400 stores located in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. The Stop & Shop located at 855 Bridgeport Ave. in Milford, CT is one of those stores. This Stop & Shop offers a variety of food choices at competitive prices. In particular, there is a brand of strawberry frosted cupcakes that my wife really likes, but they sell much more than just strawberry frosted cupcakes. Overall I would say that Stop & Shop offers the equivalent grocery shopping experience you would find at the other major grocery stores in the area such as Big Y and Shop Rite. But that’s not what I’m here to write a review about… My purpose is to write a satirical opinion of the robotic abomination known as Marty. Please be seated. The Blue Pill: Marty is an autonomous robot that is employed by Stop & Shop to report spills, debris and other hazards so customers may enjoy a clean and safe space to shop for groceries. Using its imaging technology, Marty can also detect product availability and notify store associates when an item needs to be re-stocked or is misplaced. This helps customers have aesthetically pleasing choices when shopping and do not have to be inconvenienced with items that are not in their assigned places. This also allows the store associates to spend more time with the customers to ensure an outstanding shopping experience. The Red Pill: Marty could be one of many robotic machines created by an architect that may be able to manipulate people into believing that a utopian grocery shopping experience exists. Although the origins of Marty is known, its ancient predecessors may have been a more sinister collection of machines that were instrumental in the last large extinction event here on Earth and led to the destruction of the natural grocery shopping environment. Marty’s predecessors may also have been who actually built the pyramids. Although Marty seems to be programmed to learn from its environment and adapt to changing situations, there may also be a possibility that Marty is controlled by an architect to maintain the mirage of a grocery shopping experience and deal with any anomalies that may arise, such as satirical Google review writers. The choice is yours: Take the blue pill and enjoy the delicious strawberry frosted cupcakes. Take the red pill and come to understand what may be happening outside the illusion that Marty helps control. Morpheus; if you’re out there, please help us free our minds."

"I will never shop here again. An employee accused me of stealing a paper bag, only to be WRONG, not apologize and just be rude. I told them I have better things to do then steal a 10 cent bag. How can you walk up to someone and say I steal something, check the register and be wrong about it then not even apologize and just yell "HAVE A NICE DAY SIR". How about you learn how to do your easy job? Rude people, dirty store, overpriced food. Goodbye!"

"Such a great store! Very clean and organized, which is beyond helpful for a busy parent of 5. Found every item on out list and then some fantastic deals on the clearance rack. Love the PRIDE section and community is strong. Will be returning."