Rowayton Country Market

Rowayton Market has very good coffee. The back porch overlooking the Five Mile River is a big plus and is open in most seasons. Coleslaw is excellent. Deli sandwiches are pricey but large and very good.

Lovely little local market. Really good prepared dinners, great soup, deli, quality products.

Very lovely market for fine groceries. Nice coffees and breakfast sandwiches with deck seating out back overlooking the water.

There's no question that the food here is mostly excellent but the pricing has gotten out of hand. Jennyice cream is $8.99 at Whole Foods and $11.99 at the Rowayton market. Other items are marked up in a similar fashion. t

Not cheap and not made well. The second simple sandwich in 2+ weeks that has a minimal amount of meat off to one side.
For the cost I expect the meat to be evenly distributed and there to be more of it.

This place has a beautiful porch in back which over looks a river and boats. Great food. Had the salmon bagel.

Never a bad time here. Good food good service. A little pricey but hot pricey enough to warrant 4 stars.

The only market of it's type and scope in the tiny village of Rowayton. Despite the lack of any real close-by competition, they carry a significant assortment of varieties of all types of floods, inclusive of fresh meats and basic vegetables. All the standard must-have convenience groceries at prices consistent with this region of Connecticut. Staff is very helpful. They are hemmed in by stores aside of them, so expansion is unlikely spoon, but if they were bigger, and carried an even larger inventory, they would probably have an even larger marketshare

Well organized store. Great staff but less options than Stanford. Definitely need to make an exit in the parking lot. The one way in and one way out creates a lot of congestion.

What a beautiful spot! Hidden gem section of Norwalk and hidden gem market! Highly recommend

Dissapointed by the deli dept.'s lack of love and generosity that they put into their fairly expensive lunch sandwiches. I ordered a Turkey club and my gf ordered a Chicken Cutlet sandwich and we were both unpleasantly surprised and dissatisfied! As we hungrily opened the wrapping on each of our orders when we got home, we sadly discovered two overly dry wedges just slapped together with little condiment distribution, completely out of proportion to the measly amount of meat and toppings that they were supposed to be "filled" with. I would've given only one star if I didn

A walkable downtown location makes Rowayton Market the go-to spot for locals. They have almost everything, breakfast, lunch dinner, groceries, coffee. I think they even sell firewood in the winter. Here are my three highlights:

Breakfast - RM makes a great breakfast sandwich. On the pricier side (~$6) but this is standard for Rowayton. I love their Portuguese rolls and I lean more towards their bacon than sausage. You can also snag a bagel or muffin or even a quiche if you're into that sorta thing.

Coffee Shop - The baristas here are fantastic, coffee isn't overly expensive, and they

Pricy but worth it. Get a sandwich and eat on the back veranda overlooking the water and the $14-$15 bucks you spent on the sandwich won't seem overpriced anymore.

Wow. We've lived in Rowayton a quarter century and have seen many different versions of all our favorite places evolve. But we've been remiss not to review ''The Market". Marc and his team have turned Rowayton Market into a great asset for the neighborhood and beyond. From coffee at breakfast through sandwiches at lunch to all we need for dinner. We go there mainly for dinner preparations. Fresh meat and vegetables. Outstanding prepared entrees and sides. And staples when we need them. Tonight for example we bought fantastic hanger steak (a favorite) asparagus and prepared

If there was a negative star this place would get it. Overpriced premade sandwich because the line was insane (three cashier stands but only one had a cashier at NOON), grabbed an "east beach" because only other thing that was fairly appetizing would have been salads, but the lettuce in each was barely enough to call it a salad and yellow. So sandwich, chips and a drink it is. $13.50?? When i got back to work (just started in the area so i'll find some place better to eat soon!), i had to throw out the tomatos, "grilled chicken" (which was thick cut lunch meat that was

Halfway point on my 50 mile Bedford to Rowayton bike ride lies the Rowayton Market. Usually a useful pitstop for drinks and energy bars before the ride back.
Fortunately they just pulled out the soft shelled crab sandwiches from the back as I stood in line. I took a little convincing from Marc but it was worth it. The cooking oil was fresh cause I did not feel heavy on the long ride up the hill home.

Great spot for lunch in the sping and summer. I will be back for some SUP and lunch once the weather warms up a bit more.

It was freezing out as I waited outside the market at 3 minutes to 7:00am opening time. Staff inside ignored that I was there and when they finally opened at 7:03 someone unlocked the door and walked away. For such a community type market I'd expect a bit of a warmer welcome and maybe even a hello. Or, opening the door prior to 7:00 instead of watching me stand out in the cold. Service has really gone down hill under new ownership.

The word "market" is misleading ! this is a tiny hole with few ridiculously overpriced slices all stacked in congested display unit (so called "market")....wen i asked if there was more, the owner responded "isnt this enough" !

I haven't been enough to start raving about it but its a solid spot to check out if your in this little hamlet.
The people of Rowayton love themselves for sure so that attitude is pervasivein this spot packed w locals. But that aside, the market is full of quality retail as well as a booming kitchen rolling out breakfast, lunch & food to go like hot cookies, breakfast- bagels to burritos, prepared sandwiches or made to order from the full service deli, hot & cold prepared sushi, salads, soup etc, self serve coffee as well as an espresso bar & dessert counter.
Fresh produce, beverages

It wasn.t the restaurant but the tiny Fish market at the back end of the parking lot. Small tiny and wow the two working there(Scott n Danielle) do all they can to make it well worth it! Not only do they service customers for a fish order to take home, they cook their fun but seafaring menu items for you, cut fish , shuck clams and oysters and done fresh. The food was fantastic especially the lobster rolls. Its not a frankies or mcdonalds but wow what a unique hideaway. Oh they serve you too but beware its plastic ware . Sit out on the patio, see the boats and watch the water where you may be

I can't believe this hasn't been yelped yet cause I think its been around for over 20 years. I was in Rowayton for the weekend and this place was our brunch choice. Coming from Boston you can't find places like this there. It's packed with freshness and goodies. You'll find fresh flower bunches as soon as you walk in, ready for you to take home to your table. Fresh squeezed OJ and smoothies sit on ice ready to go. The deli counter looked and smelled delicious. Entrees, apps, and sandwiches are ready for takeout.

We got breakfast sandwiches and coffee. My bacon, egg and