I want to share how much I enjoy Dan & Whits. I especially enjoy the staff that work there. The…read morestaff are always so wonderful to me. I observe how well they treat their customers. They always greet everyone with a precious smile. They rejoice my soul. They really value everyone in the community and make everyone feel at home. I love their moddo "if we don't have it, you don't need it". They lived up to their statement.

Well stocked general store right next to the Norwich Inn…read more We were in town for the King Arthur baking school and came here several times to get ziplock bags to pack all our food; get a few gallons of drinking water b/c with the cold weather outside the heaters inside are going to dry you up and tasty chicken salad and cured meats to eat with all our baked goods. Everyone is super friendly and we loved all the stands outside the store from a "wall of kindness" free coat rack to the free library to the eyeglass donation bin. It gave it all the small town and proud proprietor vibes that we don't get in Oakland with boarded up storefronts, vandalism and broken glass. EV Drivers - there are two slow chargepoint EV chargers in their parking lot.

I was blown away by this farmers market! They have everything imaginable, Vermont style. Not only…read moredo they sell local Vermont vendor specialties, but they have freshly made baked goods, hot food, soup, salads and premade meals to pick up. The list is endless, from alcohol, to chocolate, fruit and flowers. You can pick up everything you need in this one store! Even a barista onsite to make any kind of hot or cold drink you can think of. So glad that we stopped here on our way home, because this truly is a one stop shop for all your grocery needs!

I found this gem market while vacationing in Vermont. We purchased many produce items…read more Cauliflower, string beans, kale, onions, peaches and tomatoes. All were so fresh. I loved the layout of the store. It aloud for a free flowing experience. The service was quick and friendly.

I complimented the owner on the vibe of the gas station and he was defensive bordering on rude of…read morethe fact that it was a COUNTRY STORE not a gas station. So great country store if you don't call it a gas station!

I was surprised to see an open country store at this location and even more pleasantly surprised…read moreonce we went in. Very good variety of items, amazing customer service and an Italian sub that was so good O eat the 1st half before I thought to take photo for this review. If you're driving by, stop in.

Quaint shop and sandwiches Food:…read more Blueberry kombucha: tasty and perfect flavor Chicken salad sandwich - delicious Italian sub - excellent would sub the bread for wheat next time Service: fast and attentive FYI hint park on their street about before the meters it's free 2hr parking.

Such an adorable spot! We happen to walk past this place and had to stop in! Staff were incredibly…read morefriendly and despite a smaller menu we were able to easily pick something to eat and we all enjoyed our sandwiches! They're a very generous portion for a fair price. They were also absolutely delicious. So homemade and fresh ingredients. We were able to sit outside with a few outdoor tables. They also have a store where you can buy some wine and other items.

So the place has been remodeled including new appliances, gas pumps, refrigerators, kitchen and…read moredispensers. I'm willing to give this place a second chance and it's come through. Cleaner and more efficient. Particularly, their beer selections now include many local microbrews. Best of all, they replaced all the gasoline tanks that were old. The new tanks are state of the art Their sandwiches are well made, lots of meats and fresh vegetables. As well, they have the only car wash in town. And they employ local kids who would have to travel long distances for employment.

Repeated mask problems during COVID. Recently a gruff burly woman making sandwiches was wearing her…read moremask below her chin--in this time when New Hampshire generally and New London specifically is experiencing highest numbers of COVID cases and hospitalizations. Customer in front of me asked the lady about it and she moved the mask below her nose. She looked like she was going to spit in the sandwich as soon as the customer wasn't looking. I was in there to order 5 sandwiches for a family lunch, but decided for our health not to and instead just bought a couple of bottles of water. Jake's lost around $50 on us that day for everything we would have bought for lunches (sandwiches, chips, dessert, etc.) Today I returned. Two customers walking around not wearing masks. I asked the nice cashier about it and she confided it's wisest for her not to comment on masks given some people who come would not take it well--and I knew precisely what she meant. Some pretty motley looking folks seem to frequent Jake's. A red-faced swaggery customer behind me--not wearing a mask--overheard me ask about masks in the store, and he starting taunting me for the type of mask I was wearing. I decided I didn't want to be anywhere near someone like that, or be in that store, so I left. Other than this clear problem with masks and sometimes quite seedy looking people working in the store (not the female cashiers who are nice and seem pretty normal) and sometimes pretty creepy looking folks hanging around the parking lot, Jake's has really good coffee, an interesting and wide variety of foods, and their homemade sandwiches tend to be delicious. You can also get Vermont made ice cream and home-baked dog biscuits, and other assorted things. When I got back to my parents' house I mentioned what happened. My brother said he'd never go to Jake's for that reason and my Dad said their friends don't go there anymore due to lack of masks (they're older).

I love George's. I live in Enfield so it is very convenient and they almost always have what I need…read morewithout having to go all the way to West Lebanon and the larger, busier grocery stores. They also have discount gas on Mondays and Tuesdays and I love being able to grab a slice of hot pizza for a quick lunch or supper.

Very crowded. There are young people running the registers who are rude, inconsiderate & just plain…read morenasty to people. The wait time at the registers is way too long. I have been in recently to find them playing hard rock music at the checkout, loudly. Not a place I will shop at again or recommend to anyone else!

As local as local gets…read more Locally owned and operated, BG's Market is what small business is all about. Surprisingly diverse selection of items, pretty much all the essentials plus a lot of "value added" inventory. Good representation of local produce (in season), local cheeses and baked goods and really good, whole grain bread baked fresh. An impressively large selection of grab-and-go ice creams, popsicles, frozen treats that hearken back to a bygone era. Quite an extensive spice selection. The thing that puts BG's Market out ahead of almost any other market/grocery in the Upper Valley is their meat section. BG's has is a full service butcher cutting and grinding their own fresh meats seven days a week. You can special order pretty much anything you might want or need and having it cut or ground for your fresh makes all the difference in the world. For Christmas this past year Barb ground together, fresh, beef, veal and pork for me to make my meatballs with and they were outstanding. Every time I cook with meat from BG's I get compliments from people who really know their meats. Shop local. Shop owner operated.

Sandwiches are amazing! Had the best BLT ever! Staff very helpful and friendly! Clean and orderly…read more Love this place.

The woman who runs this is so kind and even remembered our order from one week to the next! Fair…read moreprices and tasty treats.

This is the place in Lebanon to get fabulous, delicious cream. First: the portions are gigantic so…read morestart with a small! I ordered a large once and just had ice cream for dinner. Second: the variety is massive. Almost any flavor is possible. The quality is lovely, and I only wish I could get unattached to my few favorite ice cream flavors to try the others! Third: they take cash; however, they do accept credit cards, sort of, if you absolutely do not have cash. You need to walk to the driving range down the sidewalk and to the right of the ice cream shop and pay there. Fourth: you can check their daily soft serve and hard serve flavors at foreugolf.com. Fifth: this place does have a playground, picnic tables, mini golf and the driving range. And it's all near a Home Depot. Sixth: they don't offer a full food menu but they do serve a hotdog combo with chips and a soda. It's a great family place!