Aweful experience! If I could give negative stars, I would! My boyfriend knocked the snow off the…read morewheels while pumping gas because it was making the car shake while driving. This guy, must've been the owner, came out and started yelling at him and telling him he'd bring out a shovel for my boyfriend to clean it up! There was hardly anything even noticable because the ground was already covered in dirty snow as it was! Then this guy continues to trash talk and called my boyfriend a "homo" and made comments about out of town Democrats! He's not even close to being a "homo" nor a Democrat, (not that it would be a bad thing either way!) and what does that have to do with anything any way?! And his cronies hanging out inside talked trash to him too while he's trying to pay for the gas! He took our license plate number as if he can do something with it! Uhm police, yes I have a man here who dropped snow on my snowy gasoline and oil filled gas station lot...yeah I think that will go over well bub. What a joke. We'll never stop here again and nor should anyone who is against homophobic bigots who clearly don't appreciate the paying customers that keep him in business, even if they are from out of town considering this station is in a major route of tourism!

It's you run of the mill gasoline station with convenience store to boot. The station was clean and…read morethe store had what you would normally expect at one of these convenience stores-snacks, Candy, refreshments and other things you might guess.

So it's been quiet on Yelp about them so I'll go ahead and note. They went belly-up and sold the…read moreplace. It's still the 603 Marketplace, but in October you may have seen the "under new management" sign and "Haffners" on the sign and pumps. A neighbor told me that Haffner's is a mid-sized business based in northern MA that does oil, propane, gas station/convenience stores between MA and NH, so at least this company has the experience to run a place like this. You may have noticed the gas is now more competitive for the area, not 5-15 cents less per gallon. I went in and it has the same craft and branded beers, some beneficial changes to the deli in terms of quality of meats, and they still have pizza. It may still be too early to figure what changes they will make, so let's watch this carefully. We know the last owner really ran this place as a political action office, not a business, but a hobby. Gone now are the political signs, the disparaging cartoons of politicians at the pumps, the front-door sign saying "we love freedom so take your mask off". As you can see in the below reviews, they unapologetically urged many of us to go elsewhere. The thing is, how many other places are there in town with gas, food and groceries? - actually 4 others, and we went! So now the old owner can publish his business plan: (1) Buy a run-down business in a prime location in a town of about 5000, and pay to bring it up to modern standards, improve grocery options, offer food and pizza. (2) Alienate 40% of the townspeople with your "in your face" politics, and (3) go out of business in 2 years. Oh yeah and (4) Think about "What could have gone differently here". We have a right to our politics and it's a sacred right, but incorporating it into a business is never wise...

Stopped here to get gas after a huge hike in the Ossipee Range. The girl at the deli recommended…read morethe steak and cheese sandwich with mushrooms. It was fantastic for gas station food. They also had homemade corn bread for 50 cents each. Staff was polite, prices were cheap.

From the owner: Stop by The Village Station in Moultonborough for everything from a tank of gas to a hot lunch or…read moreyour favorite beer or wine. Friendly, local & convenient.

Really excellent deli sandwiches, including a shockingly good steak cheese (no Amoroso rolls, but…read morec'mon you're not in Philly!) they get very busy around lunch and dinner so call ahead - unless you just feel like waiting for your order with a delicious ice cream (which they're happy to serve up in the summers from the outside window) Can't comment on the general groceries, but they seemed well stocked with staples and fuel prices are inline with other local stations. A gem of a deli in Moultonborough, and I look forward to returning soon!

As a gas station, their prices were higher than the other stations further away but we were on E &…read morehad no choice. I didn't go into the actual store but I kinda wish I looked around. Not sure if there's a bathroom inside but the porta potty in the parking lot was disgusting. The positive? ICE CREAM. They serve Richardson's Homemade Ice Cream which they weirdly had literal children serving (I'm not sure on NH's child labor laws but it felt weird). But the portions were HUGE and the ice cream was delicious. I didn't realize the portions were so big because the prices were so reasonable. I paid $8.50 for a small cone of campfire s'mores and a medium cup of coffee kahlua brownie. The cone did start melting the second I walked away (and it wasn't a hot day). I'd go here for ice cream again.

I have a Tesla so I don't use any gasoline. However, I needed air in all four tires, so I pulled…read moreinto Red Hill Automotive and asked if I could pay just to have them fill the tires. The employees at the register said he would fill the tires for nothing, even after I offered two more times to pay. He was terrific. My husband uses this gas station all the time but the employee had no way of knowing. He was just offering great service.

Dave Fullerton of Red Hill Automotive is a discriminating a**hole. After spending $105 to get my…read moreoil changed and my state inspection, when I called him to let him know they failed to replace my tail/reverse light, which was out when I brought it in to his shop, he told me I was making a big deal out of nothing. When I stated I could get a ticket for having the light out, he said, "You could get a ticket for talking on the phone while driving, too, which you're probably doing since you're a female. You're probably putting your makeup on, too." I was not doing any of the above. I told him he is a sexist pig among other things and wanted to share this info so that no one else has to experience his deplorable attitude. Practice choice and support your local businesses by choosing to go elsewhere!!!!

This location is one of their basic stores. Always good sales and a smart pay app is beneficial…read more One of the associates was very welcoming. The manager was there fairly late and seem to be engaging. First time at this location since it's off the main path, but not too far from the center. Next trip all that pictures.

From the owner: Cumberland Farms is the largest of EG America's convenience and retail brands with more than 575…read morestore locations across Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

We can't even rate this place as a 1. We rented a pontoon boat for the day. The picture on the…read morewebsite displays a pristine boat. Half of the cushions were ripped with the inner stuffing hanging out. The boat was filthy, the seats, table, console. So we started out on the boat and as soon as we picked up speed the boat started sinking. The front end kept taking on water, it was gushing in. Everyone had to run to the back of the boat. We called and were told no one could come and get us and they couldn't get a back up boat to us. This boat never should have been rented out. It was in total disrepair and unsafe. The customer service was so careless and unprofessional it was scary. Do not rent the 24 foot pontoon from here. It is not safe for your family.

If you're looking for top-tier customer service, the Y Landing Ship Store is the place to avoid…read more Walked in to ask a simple question about a boat part. The "employee" (early 20s, rocking sunglasses indoors with socks and Crocs) hit me with: "Hey man... it's really busy today, I have no idea." For context: the marina had some activity, but the store was completely empty, unless you count the one guy doing his best impression of a beach chair. Apparently, answering questions isn't part of the job description. If you enjoy being treated like an inconvenience while the staff perfects their casual indifference while scrolling on their cell phome, this is your spot. Otherwise, save yourself the trip and your sanity.

Now locally owned and under new management. This is no longer a Tedeschis. The new store is now…read more"All Day Convenience" and 603 Oil is right next door (same owners). In a few short weeks the new management has whipped a poor / mediocre operation into good shape. The prices are now very competitive and the folks running it are VERY VERY nice. The store is open for business and encourage anyone out there to support this business!