Stew Leonard's
offers Visitors Guide |
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| Travelocity recently named Stew Leonard’s
one of Connecticut’s “Top 10 local hidden gems and family
favorites,” while CNN.com Travel Pursuits said, “Stew Leonard’s
is the kind of grocery store where kids want to go—and if you aren’t
a kid, it’s likely to make you one again.” |
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| Stew Leonard’s is not your typical supermarket – it is more
like a cross between a farmer’s market and an amusement park. There
are “attractions” that appeal to everyone – from dancing
cows and singing milk cartons to free samples and in-store events. |
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| To help introduce people to what the New York Times
dubbed the “Disneyland
of Dairy Stores” and Ripley’s Believe it or Not called “The
World’s Largest Dairy Store,” we created this “visitor’s
guide” to Stew Leonard’s. |
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| This brochure gives visitors a glimpse into what
makes Stew Leonard’s
such a unique place to visit, as well as to shop. It includes sections
on: |
- The history of the family-owned food
store founded in 1969 and named for the past two years among FORTUNE
magazine’s, “100
Best Companies to Work for in America”
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- Why Stew Leonard’s offers only 2,000 items when the average
supermarket has over 50,000 (because 80% of the food at Stew’s
is made right in front of the customer or brought in fresh that day.)
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- What makes customers say “WOW”!
Between the costumed characters and animatronics, free samples throughout
the store, Stew’s
Little Farm and the big three-ton granite rock at the entrance that states
the store’s policy: “Rule #1 – The Customer is Always
Right. Rule #2 – If the customer is ever wrong, Re-read Rule #1” – there
is a WOW for everyone.
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- How to find our three stores in
Norwalk and Danbury, Conn. and Yonkers, NY.
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- And best of all, a coupon for a
free ice cream cone, just for stopping by!
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| To request a free copy, please send a self-addressed,
stamped 6” x
9” envelope to: |
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| Click here to view the guide
as a pdf file. |