This strip mall shopping plaza features Hobby Lobby and Market Basket as the main tenants but there…read moreis also a Chick Fil A, Applebee's, Chinese restaurant and a Dress Barn. At the intersection of Somerset Parkway and Amherst Street (aka 101A), there are entrances from both though only the one next to the CFA has a traffic light. Decent traffic control so that folks aren't going too fast through here. Despite the snow on the ground, they've done a great job of plowing it all out of the way and into the corners. The lot is in good condition. [Review 10464 overall, 231 of 2019.]

My wife and I visited here today with our main destination being Salt & Straw Ice Cream (definitely…read morego there if you come here). You will be able to follow the smell of waffle cones and enjoy all those samples you want before picking your flavor. First visit was a year ago and it's changed a lot in that year, even larger than it was before. Tuscan Village has many food/dining options as well as drinks including a wine bar, and even a large beer garden with plenty of seating. Variety of shopping places too from big names including LL Bean, Williams Sonoma to smaller spots like an art studio that was even hosting a water painting class. Lastly they have some hotels, apartments and more housing too. A worthwhile destination for those looking for a specific destination here or just wanting to explore the vast offerings here. Most won't understand the comparison, but to me this feels like what Rock Row in Westbrook Maine wants to be (still in progress so we will see what it becomes).

My mom and I spent Mother's day here and it was really nice. We sat at the outdoor beer garden…read morewhile listening to live music. Then walked through some shops and eventually had a nice dinner and ice cream for dessert :) It was crowded as everyone had the same idea but it was worth it! Plus they have fire pits and you're near a man made pond which was pretty. This place is popular in the summer too and even winter they have a market. Lots of food choices more casual or classy, and shopping too. Parking can be tough but be patient usually a spot opens up.

This is a great strip mall it's actually a double strip mall because it Lodge Road goes between it…read moreso you can go to the left or the right off the highway on the left you have pizzeria Uno Petco AutoZone L.L. Bean outlet and others on the right you have Rite aid five guys Eastern Mountain sports a large bookstore call Bam and the AAA office plus a lot of other retail stores the parking lot is extensive on both sides of the road so plenty of parking it is also very attractive with a lot of shrubbery greenery and flowers. It looks like the area as well kept and extremely clean

Love this store! Great decor and even local crafts. Fun place to look for a gift too.read more

Very cool vintage and antique furniture/knickknack shop (HUGE selection) with a section devoted to…read morerepainting old furniture, plus a baby boutique, and local jams/crackers/candles. Definitely more upscale than a lot of the places nearby and the prices reflect that, but overall reasonable. Accessibility/Service Major downside: not wheelchair accessible AT ALL. Front entrance has 4 large steps and various sections throughout the store have 1-3 steps, plus a large (semi steep) set of stairs to the basement area. No one asked me if I needed assistance in the 30 minutes I was in the store ( not that I needed help, but no one asked)

Nice little strip mall approximately a dozen stores couple restaurants copy center tattoo parlor…read moresalon a gift store etc. etc. triangle is located right outside the Manchester airport so very convenient location with adequate parking off street views of the airport and the highway easy access into downtown Manchester

The Rockingham Plaza is getting renovated with new soffits, roof, and signage…read more The sign now reads " Rockingham Plaza" (see my photo). This should help and be less confusing with the other Rockingham Mall up the street.

A small and cute community center with a thrift shop in the basement…read more I donate any books or gently used clothing here. A great local ORG which brings the community together. Help Support the DO GOODERS!!!!

Had to check this place out after reading about it here on yelp (thanks to Matthew A!) and in a…read morelocal paper. So I had no idea of this was a religious center or some knights of columbus place, but it's a community center where you can rent a room, or go there to play bingo, OR go peruse and shop at the thrift shop! Founds some great little bowls that I will be using for candles and crafting. Each at a almost nothing price of 25 cents! How can you say no to that? They are real nice bowls. Prices are extremely reaasonable with everything they have. They carry clothing (kids, womens, mens) (most of which I saw marked 2 or 3 dollars), accessories, shoes, movies, games, books, etc! Looks like they add constantly throughout the say as they receive items that people donate in the back. So it's a big hit or miss as to what you may find. Will go back to find more wares for my crafting!

I am currently visiting my parents in Northwood and they are taking me on a tour of all of the…read moreantique stores, something very much up my alley. The first stop on a trip is the Parker-French Antique Center and this place is absolutely fantastic. From the outside this place looks pretty smell but the moment you walk in you realize that there's actually a couple of big rooms full of all sorts of antiques, retro toys, war memorabilia, and everything else under the sun. The staff here is super friendly and both my parents and my wife found things that they just needed to add to whatever collection they are working on at the moment, I don't know, my wife is buying a creepy little statue with nuns on it. Overall, this place is definitely going to be on my "must hit up" list whenever I'm visiting my family in New Hampshire. I mean, how can I not hit up a place that has stuff from The Flintstones, WWF, and the Toronto Blue Jays? Although I left empty handed (myself at least).

I love this place. Have been coming here since I was in high school. Now I live out of state but…read morealways make it a point to stop here when I'm back in the area. Yes, it's mostly smaller items but honestly it's a nice change from the antique shops with mainly furniture- especially good for someone like me who can only take back so many things on a plane. You def need patience because it does take time to look through everything and not miss something but that's part of the fun. The owners and staff are all very pleasant and they have good protocols in place to stay safe during COVID.