(PHOTO LINKS AT END OF ARTICLE) When Shoprite Of Waterbury renovated an old supermarket this past summer, they brought kosher to a whole new level in Waterbury.�They made a strictly kosher bakery in one section of the store.�The bakery is under the supervision of the Vaad Hakashrus of Greater Waterbury.�This bakery produces fresh delicious bagels every day except Shabbos.�The kosher bakery also has a selection of pastries and breads, including tasty challah.�In addition, the store carries a full line of heimesh grocery products.�The kosher dairy section consists of many fresh Cholov Yisroel products. There is also an excellent selection of meats including a fresh deli section.

The store has a large dining area.�The management installed a sink with a cup for washing.�This washing station is convenient for someone traveling through who has just come for a bagel or deli sandwich.

One very unique aspect of the store are the checkout aisles.�Not one aisle in the store has any magazines. In fact there aren’t any magazines in the store at all.�This store� is one of the only supermarkets in the country to be magazine free.�This is a tremendous plus for a frum family.�The Jewish community at large applauds Shoprite’s efforts to make kosher shopping enjoyable.

The store is located at 943 Wolcott Street in Waterbury.�It is conveniently located off of I- 84.�It is one of the main corridors in the Northeast and it is midway between New York and Boston.

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(Waterbury Blog for YWN)