I absolutely love this store! It has so many fun and interesting things. Kids puzzles and books…read more Stuffed animals, journals, jewelry, clothing, handbags and tons of other things. If you can't find something for yourself or someone else then you weren't looking hard enough.

So rude over a toddler wearing snow boots. Of course they're going to be loud and take small steps,…read moredoesn't mean they're running. Yelled at us to stop running even though he was just walking with us so we just walked out. Not even touching anything, yelling, knocking stuff over, or running. Apparently they've never seen a child before. Nothing really interesting that you can't find at another store anyways. Will not return

This is a very cool store to poke your head into. They have two incredible taxidermy moose heads…read morewhich are shockingly large (I've never seen a moose in person). They also have a little exhibit of their blue ribbons for their maple syrup. There's a solid collection of camping essentials, a wall of candy, some local soda, insanely beautiful bottles of mead. But the main reason for my 5 stars is their maple candy. Made with with their own maple sugar it's some of the best I've ever tasted (and I always get maple candy in VT, ME, anywhere I find it). Melts in your mouth and strong maple flavor--a must try!

If you are on a trip nearby and have forgotten an essential item such as soap, drinks, bug spray…read morethis may be a good place to stop by if you can't find a Walmart. It is a bit pricey (bug spray was $10). You can also find souvenirs, I purchased some local coffee (it was good ). The general store is clean and the staff that helped me were super nice. Overall I would say if you are looking for souvenirs, there are other options close by with a wider assortment of things to choose from. If you are looking for essentials you didn't pack this would be a good place to check out just know that it is a bit pricey.

While vacationing here, this was where we shopped for our general groceries. It's an okay place…read more The aisles, mostly at the ends, are a bit cramped. They don't carry a hug variety of products, but sufficient for a weeks stay. Prices were moderately good, but a just bit on the high side compared to most stores. I would not call them expensive, but they are not cheap either. They have plenty of parking and the checkout was fairly smooth and timely.

Small, old, run-down Price Chopper. Very narrow aisles. We just went in to grab wine for the room;…read morethere wasn't much to look at here either. Super surly cashier but I would be too, cashiers are placed directly in front of the main doors and the draft was terribly chilly.

Sounds like a lot of snobby tourists making jerky reviews on this place. We love our Chatroom and…read morethe ppl there are wonderful! This is my go-to place with any questions about my computer and always helped beyond any other place I could go to. LOVE our small town Chat-room that others have tried to copy in town. Prices are cheap...no idea what these snobby tourists are talking about. They love to try to take over our town and want their shoes spit-shined, while rude to all the locals here. I've watched the tourists take over our town for over 20 years and they are the rudest ppl I have ever known! This is a staple in our town and we love this place. We locals use this place regularly and appreciate our computer business. Ty for those whom appreciate the locals to what used to be a small town before the tourists decided to take over.

Recently visited the Chat Room for the first time. There won't be a second visit. Prices alone…read morewill keep me away. Charging $5 for a used book is over the top even for a tourist town like Lincoln. Drive down the street to the thrift shop and get them for at least half that and frequently less. Two stars is a gift for this place.

Cute shop in Lincoln, directly across the street from the Hampton Inn. I walked in just to see what…read morethey had, and found some stuff my nephew will love for his "precious gems" collection (he's so freakin' cute lol) - a piece of meteorite and other rocks. Friendly guy working there, super helpful. I will be back!

This shop reminds me of a good old fashion Mom & Pops store that is a hidden gem for any hikers or…read morereader. I realized I had forgotten a map for my hike on the next day, so I called as I was walking through town after the store hours (most stores close at 5:30pm, be warned). The MW stayed open later for me to get there and pick up a great map at a reasonable price. I found the shop quaint, the staff was very helpful (didn't rush me) and a wealth of local trail knowledge...Thank you very much Steve!

Village ski shop is a throwback for sure…read more Throwback to the days when great service, fair pricing, and honesty were the norm GARY and his crew are second to none Jeff is the best tech in the valley when it comes to tune ups and edges You won't be disappointed

My sister and I walked in on a Saturday around 8:30 and were able to quickly get a ski package with…read morenicely fitted boots, skis, and poles. The quality of everything felt good, and the staff were very competent and knew what they were doing, although some of them looked stressed from how many customers were there. Overall it was $77 for the two of us which was quite reasonable. We'd rent here again when visiting Loon!

So honestly there isn't much special about this particular gas station architecturally, or what's…read moreoffered for service or products. Our stop was short and happen to be per chance. The mural with the alien caught my attention where I'm like "ummmm wtf is this?" but then I read that this was the site of the first modern alien abduction story (I don't know what to believe about UFO/aliens. I'm basically agnostic about it, I'm open to the idea but don't really feel strongly about aliens being real. However, I do believe that maybe we have been visited before; please reference 'Chariot of the Gods' by Erich von Däniken, this is why I say the first 'modern' UFO experience) and I was like "oh shit, I know this story!" yet had no clue this occured here in the granite state. There's photocopied articles on presentation boards hanging up on the walls, the bathroom supposedly plastered with articles but was closed at the time of our visit. Government conspiracy to keep the truth from the public???? Probably, more likely, a busted porcelin god. I digress. Whether or not this is a true story, it was kind of cool to visit the site. I would never go out of my way to visit here as there isn't really anything exciting to see. Just trinkets, t-shirts, and gas-station nutrition with the main feature being gas for the car. There are little alien trinkets and t-shirts to say you were at this modest gas station in the White Mountains where this famous abduction took place. My wife got excited with an alien doll with velcro hands. We bought it, it is now her co-pilot secured to her seat. A reminder that this is a weird, curious, wonderful existence we live. Sometimes the greatest finds, are the things you were not looking for.

JULY 18TH, 2026 BOTTLESGONEWILD were here…read more Got Some Gasoline. $4.20 per Gallon. There's also a convenience store inside.

Small store, not super well kept. Not much to look at. We just went in to see what they had…read more.. older man cashier was super friendly and kind, hence the 3-stars.

So this 7/11 is one of the worst! The corporate website for 7/11 always has a 24 hr open on their…read morewebsite! Lies! This off the highway gas station is a money monger!

I thought these places only existed in movies! If you like Christmas then you will love this spot!…read moreI am talking Christmas floor to ceiling! Packed jam high full of cheer! If you are looking for something then it is going to be here. Snow Babies, ornaments, nut crackers, garlands, and so much more! You could easily spend a whole day in here looking around if you wanted to!

Overpriced Christmas ornaments and lights. The store is split into rooms that are very small and…read morehard to maneuver when others are in the same room. We left early. It's not the great experience we had as kids at this store, where we bought miniature Christmas trees, ornaments, and lights on a child's budget.