the produce and the meat are always horrible. they go bad within 2 days of purchasing it…read more The market's kitchen is absolutely abysmal. the dumb-ass people who are in charge are clearly very aware of how lucrative their kitchen is, and they'll leave 2 old ladies to go deal with the lunch rush on a saturday afternoon. no matter what time it is, if you call and place an order 99% of the time your order never gets made, or it gets made wrong. I constantly ask for a well done pizza, only to bring it home and open it up and see literal raw pizza dough with the cheese falling off. This is the absolute worst market basket i've ever been to.

Yesterday i placed an order for 2 subs over the phone at about 4:45pm and a delightful young man…read moretook my order and said it would be ready in 30 minutes. I arrived 40 minutes later and see my subs on the counter out of reach. The line was long with people ordering so i stood to the side to ask for someone to hand me my subs. I see an older male employee ladeling chowder into bowls for the grab N go area where rotisserie chickens are purchased by customers. This soup guy had the most noticeably disgusting hands ever! His nails are all diseased, discolored, and riddled with fungus and straight up look disgusting!!! He had no gloves on and was wiping the spilled chowder off the bowl edges with his hands!!! Yuck!! How is he working with food, with hands like that? Health code violation in my eyes!! This man couldn't put lids on the bowls of soup correctly and kept crushing the paper bowls. You could tell he was an hourly employee taking his time to literally fill 3 small bowls of soup as slowly as possible. So after patiently waiting for minutes and watching that soup disaster there was a sub station lady walking out front from the back room area & i tried to ask her for my subs before she walked by them, however, the disgusting nailed soup man made eye contact with me first and initiated conversation. I told him i was just trying to pick up the subs next to him. He bluntly told me to go ask the sub lady. I told him i was trying to ask the sub lady but he stepped up and initiated conversation with me. He basically said, Tough, and just looked down and refused to look at me or respond. The subs were 6 feet away to his right on the same counter!! I admit i was irked by that so i told him i was trying to ask the sub lady but he initiated conversation with me and now the sub lady was gone again. A woman from the back room heard us and came out and asked if i needed help. I mentioned to her i called 40 minutes ago and just wanted my subs sitting on the counter next to soup guy. She walked over, saw my name on the order, and kindly handed me my 2 subs. I genuinely thanked her and then sarcastically thanked the soup guy for doing a splendid job and wished him a wonderful night. The express cashier up front i had was a middle aged woman with a wrist guard who is awesome every single time i use her checkout lane. Most employees at this location are great, the subs are usually great, the prices are great, but that soup guy with diseased/athletes foot hands is a cancer that should be removed. I wish I recorded how he packaged those soups! Disgusting! Ill never buy a prepackaged soup here now!! Buyer Beware!

Older staff are rather grumpy! Makes you feel like you are putting a burden on them. Especially the…read moreshorter grey haired woman. I asked for German baloney and she threw hands in the air and said nastily: "Well which one? There are 4!" Younger folks are waaay nicer and more helpful and respectful! I'm 68 don't need attitude when I'm supporting your business.

This mighty little store has a great selection for its size. I don't promise it has it all, but…read moreit's worth taking a chance here. There's a little bit of everything! Prepared goods, meat and deli counters, produce, beer and wine, and the usual staples--Superette is the perfect description, with as many baskets as carts, but also complete with baggers at the register. You might pay more than the supers down the road, but it's nice to save a trip too. And it's cute! I can't remember seeing those carts to help you with all your bags to your car, but that service is still here. The firewood and local honey at the door is a good nod to the New Hampshire woods. This is an adorable area near Bear Brook State Park and nearby camping spots, and this store doesn't forget it. Cigarettes by the door and above each register make this part-convenience store too, so local or passing through, this is a convenient spot. Whether you're making a cake or just getting a beer for the campfire, this is the place to stop.

Based on some great Yelp reviews, we took a little detour and stopped here for lunch. We were…read moregreeted and welcomed immediately. There were several tables inside and a few picnic tables outside, looking over the train trestle and the river. I ordered a Rachel sandwich and they were able to offer a choice of bread so I opted for multi grain. My husband got the BLT. Both were delicious and very filling. French fries or hot, served with just the right amount of salt. It is counter service, but the lady who took our order brought our sandwiches out to the picnic tables. There's a regular flush bathroom inside. I also noticed on the door as we entered that they do offer a cash price discount. Parking was not an issue.

Fresh food: imagine that! Great variety of wellmade chips, meats and other foods! We need more of…read morethese places all over!

The kitchen burnt my steak and cheese sandwich didnt see it till i got home innashua nh . Who in…read moretheir right mind would put a handicap kid in the kitchen and allow him to cook or make any sandwiches he should be bagging how awful ill never go there agsin

Had the worst experience tonight and just wanted a steak bomb for my birthday. The place was a…read moreghost tiwn with 1 man in front of me and no one behind me. 2 older female employees were in the area and clearly intentionally not helping customers. One would as slowly as possible top of veggies in sub sandwich station. Then individually take boxes out back. Eventually another employee helped the gentleman in front of me. In the midst of his italian sub she stopped and went over to the slow veggie employee and started complaining. Then cane back & added the mans veggies. While she was finishes up i got the slow veggie refill lady, and I asked for a steak bomb. She gave me a look like she was mad then complained to the other girl that the grill is almost turned off to which the other girl responded 'there is 45 mins left to grill!' I asked for american cheese and mayo and hots. Then i went to get a few items in the store and heard a man get in line and order a bacon burger. Hope his experience went smoother. Later on I get my sub and the paper its rolled in is tucked in the cheese and impossible to separate without tearing into pieces in my sandwich. Then the bread is Rock HARD and inedible, thats with it still being soggy from my 45 minute ride before i tried to eat it. There is no mayo and no hots in the sub. Clearly the lady who made my sub hates her duties at work and hated me for having her use the grill but you ARENT FORCED TO WORK THERE! Find something else and stop being so miserable. Im not eating this sandwich because if she was willing to give me the stalest of stale sub rolls and skip my requests i wouldnt be surprised if she put a booger in it too. Gross!!

The minute key kiosk at this Walmart is a life saver. Keys come out great and fast. It's easy as…read more1-2-3! And get a receipt. They're a very reputable company and I'm glad walmart carries the kiosk machine in some of their stores!

I decided to buy some tires from Walmart and have them installed at this Walmart auto center in…read moreHooksett. The tires were on sale so it seemed like a great deal. Little did I know I'd get my car back with 3 stripped wheels studs and a missing lugnut.... And to top it off my car was unable to be driven out of the lot due to them messing up my E-brake.

Every time I go up to the White Mountains I've made a stop here. Restrooms are very clean. I've…read moregotten pizza (can make the veggie pizza vegan without cheese and it still tasted decent) and a hot chocolate (nondairy milks available) once that tasted good. A nice rest stop with plenty of food and drink to recharge and lots of parking.

The convenience and food are fine. The amount other even out of locked cars in the parking lot is…read moreunacceptable. The trucks go flying through the parking lot as if the existence of a pedestrian was an unlikely occurrence.

I was so glad to find Good Morning Sales sells my hubby's favorite coffee! The local stores have…read morestopped selling the Folgers Caramel Drizzle, which Hubby likes to start his day off right! However, I was able to get it here at a great price! As well as try other k-cups I would never have tried before! Convenient, great prices, and the ability to try new tastes with a great selection! A winner! I highly recommend them!

For those who have never heard of Good Morning Sales, I've worked for companies that have utilized…read moretheir services for a number of years. Typically they have provided coffee and soda deliveries to local businesses, but most recently I've discovered that they have a store front specializing in the sale of K-Cups for Keurig home brewers. What a great idea! This store, although small, packs in an impressive array of K-Cups for shoppers to buy individually ($0.55 each as of 2/2010), in a 24-ct box ($11.45 each as of $2/2010), or a case of 4 24-ct. boxes ($45.50 as of 2/2010). They have a relatively good sampling of coffees from Green Mountain, Emeril's, Timothy's, Gloria Jeans, Coffee People, Tully's and a host of teas. They have boxes already open for you to grab individual K-Cups so you can try something before you buy it. The staff is exceptionally helpful and there to answer any questions you may have or provide some recommendations if you like. You can also brew a cup right in their storefront so you know immediately whether you like something or not. I highly recommend them!

Ocean State Job Lot took over the old Hooksett Wal-Mart space at the Granite State Marketplace…read moreseveral months ago. The new Hooksett Wal-Mart is now a Supercenter located across the river on Route 3A. Ocean State Job Lot specializes in selling overstocked and close-out merchandise at very low discounted prices including housewares, baking/kitchen items, outdoor items, apparel, toys, electronics, sundries, hardware, furniture, Oriental rugs, office/school supplies, books, cards, pet supplies, decorations, seasonal items, a pretty good selection of non-perishable groceries, and more. This store is pretty organized compared to other discount stores (ie. Big Lots) I've shopped at and I can move around this store without tripping over things. I've shopped here several times since the store opened and on each visit the some of the selection keeps changing with high turnover. Earlier this year, they had Crocs for under $10 and For Dummies books for $3.99, great prices, but no longer in stock on my last visit. In the food section, there were plenty of pastas, sauces, can goods, cereals, oils, nuts, snacks, boxed foods, preserves, and bottled drinks. I got some Gnocchi for $1.25 each and marinara sauce for $1.50 each and some mixed nuts for $2.50. I do shop around and found some of the prices for similar items were cheaper than Wal-Mart, and many of the smaller items (school supplies) I can get for less at Dollar Tree. The food prices are a real bargain here compared to Shaw's across the lot. Recently, I was heading to a meeting, but I realized did not have a tie and a nice belt. So I decided to pull into Ocean State Job Lot and I picked up a men's belt for $5 and tie for $4.99, in and out! This store saved the day!

multiple isles were roped off that you could not go down. I paid more for Swiffer products than I…read morewould have at Target and the towels I bought were full of lint after multiple washes. will not be back

I come here every week for my prescription and just grabbed a script a couple days ago. But I'm…read morepretty upset that whoever was working today gave this crazy family member of mine my financial history report for a certain controlled medication! How is that allowed without my permission? I'm honestly pissed. It is not this person's business how much I have been paying for my medicine every week and it is very upsetting that whoever was working today would just print out a copy and hand her my information! You had NO right to do this and have no idea how much this family member causes problems in my life. She probably went there pretending to try to buy it for me just so she could find out information I purposely refuse to give her, she does it all so she can intentionally make my life a living hell. Now that she saw the difference in the prices I have had to pay over the last couple weeks, she is trying to act like I am not taking my medication properly, which is ridiculous. It's simply just my stupid insurance randomly paying different amounts and has nothing to do with me taking my medication correctly. Like I stated before, she is crazy and I do not appreciate this unnecessary crap! I am so disgusted right now with this place and feel like my privacy has been violated. I want to change pharmacies now after this blatant disregard for my personal information. Unbelievable.

I shop at the Rite Aid in Hooksett quite often since they have good sale prices (with Wellness+…read moreCard) and good customer service. Located on the corner of Hooksett Rd & Clough Ave, this Rite Aid store is similar to Walgreen's, except an older building here, which offers a pharmacy counter (with drive-thru), photo lab, and a good variety of food, drinks, and merchandise too. They carry plenty of candy, snack foods, small grocery, frozen foods, soda, beer, cosmetics, first aid supplies, OTC medicines, baby supplies, health & beauty supplies, pet stuff, magazines, holiday decorations, cards, gifts, batteries, household goods, and more. With the Wellness + Card, they offer some great buy one get one free deals including on the candy bars, snacks, ice cream and vitamins. On my last visit to Rite Aid, I got a bag of chips for only 61 cents and two big tubes of ointment for $9.99 with the card and bonus savings tacked on. This place is usually not very busy when I shop here and I'm in and out quickly.