Love this place! Adorable little gifts and trinkets, fiesta wear, great deli items and the…read morespreadable Cabot cheese with the red pepper jelly is one of my favorite treats when I come into town! I love their honey mustard name and the ambiance is great. We always make it in when we're in town.

My friend brought lunch to me today and it included Spanikopita and a piece of a calzone (both Feta…read moreCheese and Spinach). They were both delicious, and the pastry on the Spanikopita was as flaky as one could hope for!!! I highly recommend Butternuts!!

I have been a repeat costumer of this store since it opened. As they have grown, they have adapted…read moreto their customer's needs and answered them perfectly. Great service, prime quality seafood, gigantic swordfish steaks, and for the barbecue crowd, superb salmon burgers that I prefer over meat. Everything is quality. The service and ambiance are relaxed, professional, pleasant. A wonderful asset to the community

They're permanently closed. Sooo sad. I keep driving by to see if MAYBE he's just on a vacation,…read morebut lights are off and cookers are all empty. So sad. It was definitely and a major loss to our Lake Sunapee area.

Really off the beaten path. We happen to catch this shop on our way back from the John Wentworth…read moreHistorical Site. Very friendly lady who runs the shop, prepares all her own canned goods and breads. She has a few knick knacks as well. Charming little shop, we picked up some focaccia and honey oat bread. The focaccia we should have put in the fridge, it went moldy after 3 days and it looked good too. The honey oat loaf held out longer, but I didn't take any chances and put it in the fridge. Delicious! And not loaded with sugar! (If you aren't used to it it'll taste bland, but that's because we have breads sweetened in our supermarkets, I try to avoid it). Oh and we picked up a dozen farm-fresh eggs. She calls them 'butt nuggets!'

Amazing home baked goods, farm fresh eggs, jellys, jams, plus some arts and crafts for sale from…read morelocal artists and the owner herself. Owner is the sweetest lady and her shop is in a 100+ year old house. A must have is her English muffin bread!

While in the area visiting my family's cottage, we were having a grilled dinner Sunday night. I…read morewanted to pick something up for dinner, and a dozen sweet corn was a perfect option to cook on the grill! This farm stand is cash only, with fresh local veggies and fruits. We picked up fresh and to bring back. The woman here was friendly and very helpful. The peaches we're bringing home, and the corn we made on the grill. I mixed lime zest and butter, buttered the corn, and left the husk on to help keep the butter-lime on the ear. Only problem was I didn't have butchers twine, so didn't work out as well as planned, but came out great either way. Corn was delicious.

Fun place with good beer flights, beautiful ambiance, and fun food…read more The service was pleasant and prompt. They were out of my favorite Kölsch; the replacement Wild River (a wheat beer) was good. I went with friends and we had 3 flights. We also ordered some pizza, which was good. The dough is made with their own Pale Ale. The beer varies based on your taste. I liked the Wild River and also the Shandy (pale ale with lemonade) the best. The Spice Protocol (lager with orange and jalapeño) had a nice nose to it without much bite. This accessibility was excellent for those rolling with plenty of marked parking and some low tables in addition to the high tops. Worth coming back!

Tucker Man's Brewing Company was a really cool stop. Their beers were legit -- super smooth, good…read moreflavor, and definitely the highlight of the visit. The food was okay overall. We tried the spinach dip and the cheesy flatbread; both were fine, just nothing that really stood out compared to how good the beers were. The vibe inside was chill, and their merch was actually pretty cool -- way better than what most breweries usually have. Definitely worth checking out for the beer and the atmosphere. Food's decent, but the drinks and the overall experience carry the place in a good way. Service was good.

The nicest people to deal with and the best seafood available. Don't assume just because they're…read morethe best they would be more expensive than the major supermarkets...They are not. Recent example...Steamer clams $8.95 at Sals and $11.75 at Hannaford. And Sals clams are purged, so no sand.

I have been to quite a few fish markets and I have found that most of them do not give their…read moreproducts any justice. I have been very disappointed with the fish's freshness and quality much less the variety. I was produce shopping when noticed a line of people toward the back of the store. I decided to investigate and discovered Sal's Fresh Seafood Market. As I stood and watched, I saw the show cases full of seafood as well as fish. The people behind the counter had smiles on their faces, when as the customers turned and left, they all seem to be very happy. I decided to give this place a try. It was my turn to be served and was greeted very cheerfully. The fish looked very fresh. I picked a few items paid for them (the price was good). I have to say that this product was very fresh and better than most places I have been to. A very nice surprise! in short, Great fish, at a good price. Needless to say, I will be buying ALL my seafood at Sal's Fresh Seafood Market.

I can't say enough about the quality of the meats at Veno's. I buy their filets which admittedly…read moreare a bit expensive, but they are better than you.can find at any expensive restaurant. You get what you pay for, and Veno's delivers

Terrible steak tips non chewable a waste of money disgusting will never return over rated and way…read moreto expensive

I am fortunate to live within walking distance from this lovely market. I've gotten many good…read moreproducts from them and realized that I haven't posted any reviews yet. Employees here are always friendly. Their food is always well-made and is of excellent quality. Prices are a bit on the high end hence the 4 stars. Pictured here is their Hometown Chef Salad and The Good Life Club. My stepson and I ended up sharing as the portions are huge. We even got 3 servings out of the salad. These two items are highly recommended. This market also has some fresh produce, several cheese options, interesting snacks and pantry items. Stop by and support local whenever you can!

Stopped here real fast while on the way to the beach. They have premade sandwiches and lots of…read moreother food options that are great for the lake or beach. I got a ham and cheese sandwich and it was really great.

Very good sandwiches- you pay a premium but for quality contents. I got #1- Turkey, cheese,…read morelettuce , tomato and mustard wrap( quite good). They also sell wine, produce, meats, jams, soups, etc. not your typical grocery store items. Staff is nice with plenty of parking

My mind is blown. How can a small little sandwich shop in a landlocked wooded area have the BEST…read morecold lobster rolls? Way better than Luke's Lobster. It was flavorful, bread was nice and buttery, just absolute perfection. I would suggest getting two if you want to be full, but well worth the price.

We stumbled upon this spot, and it ended up being one of our favorite restaurants during our week…read morein Rhode Island. From the moment we arrived, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere was just as impressive. We sat outside overlooking their beautiful hydrangeas, which made for such a relaxing setting. Three of us ordered the smoked chicken wrap, and it was absolutely incredible. The rest of our group had salads and pizzas, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and would absolutely come back the next time we're in Rhode Island!

TERRIBLE . Very very bad experience. I never do this but I…read morefeel compelled . Seriously It's such a shame to have such a prime location in a vacation town and not have a clue how to service customers. Get educated on the service industry please. I will school you for now .... It is obvious you cater to locals and town type people but what a MISSED opportunity to capitalize on different types of vacationers June - Aug not locals . Vacationers with money (TO SPEND) You WILL see us yearly , so obviously you would try to remember them and treat them accordingly We are not going anywhere we have a cottage on the lake The staff must not be about their money I don't get it Big L for PPP. New people coming to the area please go across the street to Tumble Down for a nice drink and bite with good service. And BTW - No one is looking for Boston type service in Wakefield NH so your bar isn't even that high