highland park market suffield connecticut

Nice main Street with historic homes and the library. What's it really like to live here? Any dark secrets I should know about?

So, what I am asking if there is anyone who lives here or has lived here (none of the people who I have worked with in Enfield do, most come from the Springfield area, so I can't get their perspectives), is to tell me about Suffield. The CD page shows me more information, including minimal crime, that appeals to me. I'm young and have nothing to tie me down to where I live now if I wanted to make this move. Nice areas just across the stateline as well, including Six Flags! In particular though, Suffield has wowed me. I have fallen in love with Northern Connecticut: Suffield, Enfield, Windsor Locks, etc. We're looking for someone to fill the same position in Enfield as I have in NY, but after all these visits, I am thinking, 'Maybe that should be me and I should move now.' Simply put, really great tasting bagels that are very popular with our customers - and we always listen to our customers,' noted Devanney.I'm from upstate NY, but have been helping out in our company's Enfield location 3-4 days a week for the last month, and will be doing so probably for another month. 'Between Rounds provides a high quality product. The bagels are delivered to grocers fully baked so no additional labor is required of the bakery department. The popularity of their bagels inspired the Puiias to partner with independent grocers. The Puiia hallmark is manufacturing and selling their own bagels, which sets them apart from other cafés. Between Rounds current locations include South Windsor (Route 5) Vernon (at Vernon Circle Shopping Center and also at 229 Talcottville Road inside the Citgo gas station) Manchester (Plaza at Buckland Hills) and Tolland (adjacent to Citgo Express Gas at 206 Merrow Road). 'A lot of what we do is from scratch and having fresh baked Between Rounds bagels in our bakery most certainly played a part in our receiving this award.'īetween Rounds has been in business for more than two decades and is the brainchild of the Puiia brothers, who are Staten Island, NY natives. 'We've recently been named 2017 Outstanding Independent Bakery by Progressive Grocer,' said Devanney. 'Highland Park Market customers are able to obtain our superior products right from their local supermarket, and this has significantly increased our bagel fan base.' We are also a family-owned business, and it has been our pleasure to work with the Devanney family over the years,' said Jerry Puiia, co-owner of Between Rounds. 'We're honored that our bagels hold a premiere position in Highland Park Market's bakery and have done so for 25 years. In recognition and appreciation of their 25-year partnership, Jerry and Joe Puiia, founders of Between Rounds, presented Tim Devanney, president of Highland Park Markets and Bob Thatcher, the store's bakery manager for the past 30 years, with a plaque in a ceremony held in the bakery of the original store in Manchester on March 15th. Jack's son, Tim Devanney, currently leads Highland Park Market and his children, the third generation, are now active in day-to-day operations, continuing to ensure that their family of customers receives the highest quality products and the highest quality of service. Founded as a small general store by William White in 1886, it was purchased by Jack Devanney in 1958. Shown: Jerry and Joe Puiia, founders of Between Rounds (on right) present Bob Thatcher, bakery manager and Tim Devanney, president (on left) of Highland Park Market with a plaque in recognition and appreciation of their 25-year bagel partnership.īetween Rounds Bakery Sandwich Café, a growing bakery café and bagel shop with locations throughout Connecticut, is celebrating their silver anniversary of a partnership with award-winning Highland Park Market, which has five stores in the Hartford, CT area.įor 25 years, Between Rounds Bakery Sandwich Café has been supplying their signature bagels to Highland Park Market, a family-owned and operated chain of retail grocery stores located in Coventry, Farmington, Glastonbury, Manchester and Suffield.

Highland park market suffield connecticut