Good selection of snacks. I do recognize that there's not much Coke products for those that like…read morethem, and nothing remotely healthy (which is to be expected.) The workers have always been polite and understanding even if not all of them understand English well. The place is clean and usually well-stocked. If you live in the area, it's not bad. Though icecream for nearly 8$ is ridiculous.

Like the convienience,but soda selection not very good.all pepsi products,very little coke…read moreproducts.i hate pepsi

Good craft beer selection,store clerk was helpful and polite. Convenient neighborhood market. We…read moreenjoy supporting local businesses.

The world has changed a lot in my short lifetime, and and one of the notably shitty aspects to that…read moretransformation has been the massive consolidation of the small markets that used to dot neighborhoods everywhere into the big conglomerates that now define the "convenience store" industry......Enter Elm St Market. I'll be honest, I only found Elm St Market because I had been a loyal customer of High St Market just around the corner for a long time....they had just gone out of business, and there was no way in hell I was switching to Cumby's, so I went around the corner. And I found out that Elm St was a super solid group of folks who care about their community, who stock a diverse selection of craft beers and ciders (which I am all about), and excellent food. It's been a regular stop on my way home now for the bits and pieces that I need, and a regular lunch spot for solid take out for years now, and I can't speak highly enough of them. For real people, you vote with your dollars. Vote for keeping local brick and mortars open, and your friends and neighbors employed!!

Food was delicious, freshly made. Good service and good price. I highly recommend!…read moreAll was well

we stopped here for lunch on our way home from Hampton Beach. It seems to be the favorite of the…read morelocal folks. It was hopping at lunchtime. we had the chicken salad with lettuce sub. Hubby and i split it. It was yummy! No tables just a regular deli store. we ate in our car.

My cousin and I stopped to pick up lunch at this little Country Store in Sullivan, New Hampshire…read more The store recently reopened with new owners after falling into disrepair. The new owners have cleaned and reorganized the store while maintaining the original country charm. There is patio seating outside (no room for seating inside). The store carries a nice variety of local produce, meat, cheese, syrup and other goods along with necessitates. Prices are on the high side, as you may expect from a specialty store in a resort area. The new owners are super friendly and helpful. First, we selected two of their house made apple cider donuts with sugar. The donuts were divine, soft cake with lots of cinnamon, sugar and apple flavor. I would stop by every day for those donuts if I lived here. We ordered the soup of the day, homemade French Onion The soup was hot with lots of melted cheese and tasty croutons. The soup was a tad too sweet, but good otherwise. My cousin ordered the egg salads sandwich, which is enormous and delicious. The sandwich is served on a long piece of French bread ladened with egg salad. Highly recommend the egg salad. I had the Chopped Italian Grinder, which also came out on a long piece of French Bread. There was a lot of bread for the amount of meat/cheese on the sandwich. The grinder was ok. There is a small but adequate parking lot. Overall, we loved the donuts and egg salad. I'd definitely return to try other things on the menu.

This is a great little country store. The bake goods are phenomenal. My sandwiches were freshly…read moremade and delicious. Would never hesitate to stop on this route nine location.

Sandwiches are fresh and delicious. But you really have to try the bacon tomato ranch pasta salad…read more It's fresh, a little different, and amazing.

Folks. This little convenience store (which is non-New-Yorkese for "bodega") might have the best…read morebreakfast sandwich in the United States of America. I was visiting family in Keene, NH (So pretty! Get up there straight away!!) and it's their tradition to grab breakfast from this spot which they refer to as "Lisa's" cuz a woman named Lisa owns it. Let me lay it out you guys: Lisa and her deli team are breakfast sandwich wizards. Tbh, I'm fairly certain that I didn't know what a breakfast sandwich even meant before last weekend. Let's get to the magic. The sandwich is built on an un-toasted english muffin that is the ur-muffin of muffins: good structure but pliant and hearty but thinnish. These muffins taste like real food. Made of actual grains, by actual hands. Are they made in-house? By benevolent breakfast elves? Perhaps. The sausage patty is house-made, my aunt informed me, simply seasoned, and crazy delicious. I kid you not that I could eat many such patties, on their own, if that weren't unseemly and basically a health risk. Because yeah a sausage diet is not one that is recommended all too often, right? I suppose I should have inquired what sort of sausage it was but I think all you need to know is that it's a magic patty. The egg component of the sandwich is made in one of those nifty round-shaped thingies, so it lines up perfectly with the patty and muffin. Because not only is this sandwich delicious, it's also gorgeous and tidy: no dangly bits to worry about or crumbs as you bliss out in between bites, reading an actual paper newspaper in the garden or driving to that sweet kayak spot or lying in bed wondering if you ever really need to get up. (I tested these conditions for you. It's all good!) And of course, no breakfast sandwich can be replete without some sort of cheese. I believe the cheese is cooked into the egg? Mmmmm. Cheesy eggs. I think we've all experienced that moment, right? (Vegan friends, know that I am a huge fan of tofu veggie scrambles with Daiya and/or nutritional yeast; a plant-strong "cheesy eggs" FTW, for sure!) Finally there's a bit of green in the layering of this egg, patty and cheese beauty: thinly sliced cucumber, julienned green peppers, maybe a bit of arugula? Make no mistake it's FANCY and you totally deserve it. Of course, you can opt out of the greens, as my cousin did. She opted out of the sausage patty as well...so. You're on your own if you follow her dictum. Anyway what are you doing next weekend? Maybe you should mosey over to Beaver Street?

I love this store. It has everything. I go there all the time and am always discovering cool new…read morethings. Staff is friendly and helpful. Great hours, open early in the morning until late at night. My favorite thing about this place is that they accept bitcoin and other digital currencies. It is the number one place I have ever been with the smoothest, most professional bitcoin payment experience. Worth the trip!

The Corner News is a smoke shop in Keene, NH. They sell tobacco products and have a decent…read moreselection of smoking pipes and accessories. The staff are friendly and very willing to help and answer questions. The prices are pretty reasonable, especially considering that there are not many stores like this in the area. A lot of the prices are the same as you'd pay online. The place has a lot of character and it's worth checking out.

Absolute garbage bin of a gas station. Parking lot isn't even cleared if snow, my car could barely…read moremaneuver around the lot. Inside the store is revolting/disgusting. Smells like marijuana and BO. The blonde behind the counter looks strung out like she's working while high. The really short older woman has some of the worst attitude I've ever experienced in my life. They have food in the hot case from last night and still want full price for. This place is disappointing and I'm reporting it to the BBB. This place needs to close down and get a heavy dose of bleach from ceiling to floor and the entire staff needs fired and replaced. I'll never return.

horrible experience times i've stopped. blonde chick with short hair + glasses was slurring her…read morewords, looked under the influence. the manager was incredibly rude when my girlfriend was having issues with smart rewards and very passive aggressive comments instead of helping. not worth even getting gas here

Well organized, clean and not over the top merchandised stores. Having a Dunkin Doughnuts is a nice…read moretouch. Gasoline prices are always competitive!

Finally made the trek here to check this place out and I'm so glad we made it! Online ordering…read moreto-go was super easy, and pick-up can definitely be done in a contactless way. We also bought coffee beans to bring home plus a few other trinkets (they have a cute shop with plants, records, merch, etc.) so I ended up standing in line to buy for that, but overall plenty of space and safety precautions were in place for COVID. They also have plenty of spaced out tables indoors and a few outdoors if you want to consume on-site, and they have a good sized menu with gluten free options, too. There are also several parks and trails around for walking or bike riding, so this place really has it all for what we love. We will definitely plan to come back soon!

I have spent the last three years telling my friends that there was this little coffee shop in…read moreKeene, NH that had the best maple latte I have ever had. I am back in Keene for a another conference, and Terra Nova did not disappoint.