I adore this little market. You can find staples but also items not easily found in other stores like curried chickpeas, guava products, plantains, and unique meats to nake a few. They have a delightful champagne dill mustard. Who would've thunk that this unassuming store would have so many delightful products. Also, rumor has it that they are the place to go to play the lottery. Apparently more winning tickets have come from their store in all of NH. We'll see as tonight I bought my first powerball tickets ever. read more

Bunny's Superette - We figured we'd give it a try. Wow is this good! It can be found in the produce case. - Grocery Near Me - Manchester, New Hampshire

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You drive around town to explore the area when you spot a small neighborhood market. The sign outside reads "Bunny's Supperette, Best Meat In Town." You chuckle a bit, shake your head because you have the humor of a high school kid on occasion, and ultimately decide to walk in. They weren't kidding! Bunny's won't necessarily wow you with quality meats, however, those prices are hard to beat! The chicken legs and thighs are $.99 a pound, ground pork is a little more expensive but still super affordable, and they have weekly specials. Heck, I found $3-$4 ribeye steaks here and they were pretty decently sized. I don't think I'd ever come here for anything other than meat as prices are a bit steep. read more

Bunny's Superette - the best meat in town fine wines - Grocery Near Me - Manchester, New Hampshire

Okay, here's the scenario. It's the end of the month, you just paid your rent and the minimum amount to have your cable turned back on, your fridge has been raped... your left with virtually no fucking money and you are starting to salivate because of the fact you haven't eaten a descent meal in like 2 weeks.. What do you do? Let me tell you! Start by digging through every dirty article of clothing you own, even the towels, there's bound to be some money. Quarter's are awesome. Dollars, a God send. Ravage your couch and manhandle your drawers. 99% of the time you will find at least ten bucks, unless you do this every night versus at every end of the month. If you do this every night your addicted to crack or lazy, or both. Now count out EXACTLY how much money you have on hand, to the penny. Grab your headphones, throw your shoes on and head on down to Bunny's Superette. One of the oldest, most reliable and certainly most organized grocery stores in the North side of Manchester. If a grocery store and gas station had sex twice, "Bunny's Superette" would be born. After the enjoyable walk down to Bunny's, your there! By this point, everyone within a ten mile radius knew you were going to Bunny's by the hellish sound of change jingling in your pocket. You will try to quiet this change-making noise but will fail. Don't even bother, everyone has been here with 9 pounds of coins on them at least once in their life. DELI: Go straight to the fucking deli, do not pass go, do not take a left down the first aisle with all that good looking beer int it (although you may revisit this aisle). In the wayyyyy back is the deli. Here is where you find NY Sirloin Tip Steak, Baby Back Ribs, premarinated Chicken Breasts, a variety of precooked meals, pastas, kielbasa... anything really, it's all right there! The greatest thing is that you will only spend half of your money, assuming you know how to budget correctly with ten bucks. A pound of Ny Sirloin for five dollars? Yes PLEEEEEASE. Bunny's cuts and preps the meat in house thus making it so inexpensive. In most cases a good 15 minutes is wasted in this aisle due to selection. Okay, awesome! You have roughly 28 quarters left in that pocket to spend on whatever you choose. Notorious for having an awesome beer selection at again, an unbeatable price I suggest you make your way there. With probably more than half a dozen 6 packs under five dollars, not Natty or Keystone mind you, you have successfully shopped Bunny's for the fifth time in a row. WARNING: WARNING: WARNING: If you are looking for something other than meat and a descent six pack then don't go to Bunny's. Soda is expensive, Ice cream is through the roof, appetizers and snacks are two or three dollars more than the norm. I give this little superette credit though, in a bind and hungry... count on coming here until that next check. SIDE NOTE: When at Bunny's you will more than likely remember how much money you could have saved bust wasted on beer, food delivery, tree and miscellaneous other things. Don't get depressed... you'll grow up someday! read more

While poking around in the meat case I happened upon a small hickory smoked chicken at $2.89/pound. When I got it home and took it out of the plastic wrapping, it practically fell apart in my hands. I sliced up the breast and added it to some black bean soup. Very tender and tasty. read more

Related to lack of simple precautions related to COVID-19: I try to patronize Bunny's Superette on Webster Street because it is a small local business (ice cream, beer, meats, etc). Recently, when I entered I observed that it was very crowded - no possibility of maintaining a 4-5 or 6 foot distance from other shoppers. In addition, only about 1/4 of the shoppers where wearing any kind of face covering. Needless to say, I left the store without selecting or purchasing any items. I will not be returning to Bunny's for a long time because it appears to me that neither the management or most of the shoppers give a hoot if they are vectors for spreading COVID-19 to anyone. read more

I have ties to Manchester, NH and stop by Bunny's as they have good meat. Generally the cashiers and sales person at Bunny's are helpful. But last week I was disappointed by the cashier, a little girl with medium build . She was busy in texting, she did not even make a eye contact. She was ringing the stuff with one hand and was texting with other. Otherwise, it was a good experience. The store has good reputation. If the owner doesn't realize this, its gonna have adverse impact. read more

WARNING the cashier will rob you! They cannot keep track of money; make sure to be very careful. I had $18 I got a drink 1.99 one $10 scratch ticket and three $2 tickets total $17.99. I gave the cashier $18 ten five and three ones. She then said 15.99 was the total. Thinking she gave me the wrong tickets. I asked for another two dollar ticket. Thinking she gave me three $1 tickets instead of the three $2 I asked for. Then being the nice guy I realized the ticket was rung up wrong and instead of stealing I told her the price was wrong. She gave me back two dollars and took away two of the $2 tickets now making the total &15.99. She then told me I still owed her $2 for the total of $15.99. She admitted I gave her $18 and she gave me $2 change which I gave back to her totaling $18 I paid. However in the end she still only gave me the drink $1.99 one $10 ticket and two $2 tickets total $15.99. And I gave her $18. Moral of the story don't be the nice guy Thanks Bunny's for stealing my $2 and trying to make me look like a thief. Hopefully That ticket I paid for but did not get was not the "next winning ticket". read more