this cheese is to die for!!!! signage there clearly seen the side of the building has the door to…read morego in to the shop. on the left go in the door and all the fridges are there. pick what you want and there is change in the cash box. the goat meat is frozen. she raises her own goats and uses mostly organic feed she is big into sustainability.

From the owner: Goat cheese, goat cheese, and goat cheese!…read more We make four flavors of chèvre: plain, dill and smoked salt, horseradish, and garlic/papper/parsley. We make two "bloomy rind" cheeses (in the family of a brie or camembert). These are aged for a few weeks. These are very traditional french cheeses. One has a vegetable ash and is called Poetic Pyramid and one is named Peabody's Bloom. We are also delighted to offer sustainably raised young goat meat. It comes from goats that have eaten certified organic grain. We have a small pamphlet of our favorite goat cheese and goat meat recipes available.

I was drastically overcharged. There were errors by the cashier (who rang up three 69-cent…read moreplantains as three 7-dollar watermelons), plus 4 other items that rang up more expensive that the signs on the shelves. I caught a couple of the errors as I was checking out, but still paid more than I should have.

Has gotten so much better in the last year. Produce is exceptional. Deli staff are great. Prices…read moreare lower and selection has broadened. check out staff are really great. We have stopped going to MB since their prices have risen and quality of produce is terrible. Not worth the gas to go to Market Basket unless we are already driving by.

New owners have taken over this location and if I am being honest it took me about 8 months to…read morenotice. Very consistent turn over with both thr staff and items with changes being integrated some slow and some immediate. On change that had me going here more often than I had before are the prices, where before it wouldn't be uncommon to see strawberries at 9$ a pint or mayonnaise at 12$ now i really fee like they are more reasonable with close to a 33% reduction in price of both and other items that seemed unnecessarily bloated. They no longer have sushi which drives my daughter crazy but their soup is so much better now and honestly I could get it once a week at least with how good it is compared to before it kind of tasted like an after thought of left overs about to go bad.

Compact and charming alternative to driving a long way to other health food markets. Yes it is…read moreexpensive, but if you're conscientious about eating farm raised meat and clean foods that aren't full of chemicals you can shop here without having to sort through junk food. The staff is extremely nice and helpful.

First rate customer service! I was a new customer to the store and had to return to customer…read moretwice,with questions, no problem, no attitude. Quite pleasant. Im a repeat customer now.

Lucky to have a Market Basket so handy. Excellent prices. But, how about that rotary at the…read moreentrance! What total cluster that is. Do better DOT of NH.

I have put up with the exorbitant prices and the multiple times I have bought items that were…read moreweeks past the sell by date and finally lost my patience with this poorly run store. Someone needs to tell the "Drive up & go" lady that she needs to enter the store through the clearly marked entrance and not make me stop my heavy cart full of overpriced groceries so she can go in through the clearly marked exit.

Shaw's Hillsborough prices are astronomical! Price gouging is not illegal in NH, so they do it…read moreevery week and get away with it. I live three miles from their store and must shop there for convenience sake. Every week i walk in there, the prices are hiked up, $25 at checkout more than last week at my last visit. Give us a break, stop the gouging. We must eat! We should have a Market Basket, not a Shaw's or two Dollar Generals in Hillsborough which literally stink. This is defeating the shoppers in Hillsborough because we live 25 miles from the other decent supermarkets. Shaw's is short on produce and meat on sale more times than not, also, and the goods do not look so good. Shaw's is a shame and should be held accountable for gouging its customers. It is unaffordable to continue to shop there. In addition, every week I must check my receipt because there is usually a price problem. More often than not, I must go to the refund counter. I have the proof.

Staying in Burlington for a work trip and wanted to check this place out as we don't have any…read moreWegmans back in California. While Wegmans is a supermarket packed with everything you ever wanted in a grocery store, this review is about ready to go food. Huge selection of prepared food as well as an upstairs cafe / food court which is spacious and clean. I really enjoyed the hot breakfast sandwiches and variety of local dairy and coffee, great for easy breakfast before heading out to the office or the airport. I enjoyed looking around the store, mostly to see and try what we don't have in my neck of the woods.

The lobster Mac n cheese was amazing! Staff were not unfriendly. Very clean establishment as well!…read moreStill a bit pricy but you can catch deals. I got two bottles of sangria for $15. Not bad!

What a great lunch today at the Dublin General Store. Tyler and Jenna have created an open, sunny,…read morewelcoming spot with excellent food and wonderful staff. Can't wait to see what else they have in mind.

This store is a staple to visit whenever we go to Friendly Farms (about 5 minutes past this store,…read moreanother 5 Star place!) we come here about once a year maybe twice. I don't know what some of these reviews are complaining about, the store is so welcoming, comfy, plenty of areas to eat. There are board games, puzzles, and checkers. Seating inside and out, sandwiches and house made food for sale which honestly looked reallllll good but I was unfortunately not hungry. The cookies are incredible. We got a chocolate chip and then the toffee one which was mmmmmm good. Plenty of parking, really friendly staff. Oh we also got some blueberry bread that was yummmmy! Been coming here for years off and on, definitely recommended!

We vacation in Jaffrey, New Hampshire every August. I had been searching stores and butchers…read morelooking for Tri tip which is difficult to find in NH and Roy's market came through. We bought two, seasoned and smoked them up for a family dinner and barely had a scrap left. The meat was fresh and was perfect when done. We will be returning next year for more.

Great little place with a very helpful and friendly staff. Best cuts of meat around and always…read morewilling to go the extra mile to make you happy. Love this shop.

Little local specialty market - honey, candy, and local items along with produce, canned goods,…read morecheeses, and more. They have a lot of local beers, ciders, local milk, etc. Prices are a bit more expensive, but quality local products. Excellent little maple sugar candies they just got in, too. They need to sell by the lbs instead of the 50¢ a candy, though!

Very quaint and loaded store. Has everything one would need and want for a delicious meal, snacks…read moreor travels supplies like tooth brush, tooth paste, dish soap... Yummy GF bread if you want that. Lots of local meats and snacks. As far as service, I've been there only twice; once in the midst of a storm and just last week. The guys I met were friendly, knew their products, a big reason why I'd go back!

The Mill Village Store is one of those classic small-town gems that's easy to appreciate. It may…read morenot be a huge supermarket, but it's amazing how much they manage to fit inside. Whether you're grabbing a hot coffee and breakfast in the morning, picking up essentials like eggs, milk, cereal, Oreos, snacks, and candy, or treating yourself to their homemade baked goods and fresh donuts, they've got a little bit of everything. They also carry ice cream, ice, beer, cigarettes, and plenty of other everyday necessities. What I really like is that they stock enough of the basics that you usually don't have to make a trip into town for something simple. It's incredibly convenient and exactly the kind of place every small community is lucky to have. The location is the icing on the cake. Nestled in the village of Stoddard and just a stone's throw from a gorgeous lake, it's the perfect place to stop whether you're a local or just passing through. Friendly, convenient, and full of small-town charm, The Mill Village Store is absolutely worth a visit!

The staff are always welcoming, and the food is so good! We always go here for subs and pizza.read more