The Hippo is a free publication in New Hampshire. You can subscribe to its website, but DON'T. It's…read moreclose to the scam area. I made that mistake and am fighting to stop them from renewing my subscription against my will. UPDATE: Almost immediately after posting this review, I got an email reply from the Hippo saying they'll set my subscription to not renew. It doesn't excuse the extreme sloppiness, so I'm leaving the review at one star. I got an email from Stripe notifying me that my subscription is coming up for renewal. If I log into the Hippo website and try to manage my subscription, the link is to a wp-admin page; ordinary users of a Wordpress site should never be taken to an admin page, so that's bad design at best. In any case, clicking on the link redirects back to the Hippo homepage. It's impossible, as far as I can tell, to cancel my subscription through their website. The email gives a phone number with a 660 area code. That's in Missouri, and the Hippo is a New Hampshire publication. I called it and was told the number isn't in service. I called the number on the Hippo's website after hours; the system doesn't give any option for subscription questions. I got taken to a voice mailbox which was full. I'll try again today during business hours but don't have much hope. The only question in my mind is whether the Hippo is criminally incompetent or just plain criminal.

I love the Hippo. A local free art/food/entertainment liberal weekly paper that covers southern New…read moreHampshire. I like that it offers the arts and I can find out about concerts and new restaurants in the area. Its not very gay or have many gay establishments advertised. That kinda sucks, but again I like how it connects me to my not so gay, community here in Southern NH.

Super cute store! Love all these books and games that I don't usually see at a Target. Got sole…read moregreat presents here!

Excellent selection of books and toys! The store is well organized and they are helpful and kind. I…read morewould recommend to anyone looking for a quality gift.

Don't keep trying to get people to pay for your tag. It lacks professionalism and there is never…read moreanything worthwhile in it except obituaries which should be FREE to access since people already pay for them!!

Same thing... had to call many times a month lately for undelivered paper. Never received one, no…read moreapologies, don't really care. Sent a text to Brendan McQuaid the owner/publisher and got no reply. Obviously the poor culture in the entire company trickles down from the top! RIP Union Leader....

Excellent customer service. I was immediately greeted and after briefly reviewing a card case, I…read morewas followed up with anything specific I wanted to look at. I was looking for a very specific and rare card for a gift for a friend. The staff seemed very knowledgeable for what I was looking for. Isaiah (hopefully spelled correctly) went above and beyond for me. Reasonable priced, knowledgeable, very friendly. While I was waiting, briefly checked out the rest of the store - very cool and lots of different selections. Would highly recommend to anyone. S/o Isaiah again, you're the man!!! Much appreciation - the dude looking for the bubble mew

Our favorite friendly comic shop in the area. Huge selection of every nerdy thing, lots of space…read morefor tabletop games in the back, a pretty generous store credit system, and super nice staff. We always are reminded how much we like this place when we go and all the employees are so chill and unpretentious, which is not a given for lots of places we've been to for collectibles in the past. As a generic nerd who is not a comic book/collectibles nerd, I have always found the staff here to be helpful and kind when I've needed an assist for something.