Back again to the best sandwich shop in the upper Valley and again had that jaw droping steak frite…read morein a sub, roll. This place is a blessing.

Little old convenience store turned into a gem of a deli in western New Hampshire! These folks know…read morehow to prepare smoked meats and killer sandwiches. Super busy place for breakfast and lunch, but each time I've been there, the staff is always in a good mood and super helpful with decisions (which is needed sometimes because everything sounds good). I had the 50/50 sandwich last time I was there. Pastrami, turkey, Cole slaw, ground mustard on toasted bread. Sounds normal, right? Marsh Brothers put this sandwich into a whole other conversation of good. I grew up with Full Belly Deli in Portland, Maine and got to experience Big G's in Waterville, Maine for a couple decades before it closed and I can confidently say that Marsh Brothers is on a different level. Top notch food. It's worth the small 5 minute detour off highway 89 in Lebanon, NH. If you're driving from VT into NH and you're hungry, you should be required to go check it out. You will not be sorry

Great people. Great food. They happily accommodate special…read moreorders (I spent a lot of time in CA and became a big fan of Tri Tip - which is not a common cut on the East Coast) - they get it for me promptly whenever I request it. Quality of all the meat is outstanding. The sandwiches are awesome. This place is everything you could hope a small local butcher shop would be. Thankful to Alex and Josh for giving us this gem of a spot.

We were visiting the nearby Billings Farm and a staff person there recommended that we pick up…read moresandwiches at the Village Butcher (five minutes away) and then have a picnic on one of their many tables at the Farm. This was a great suggestion. I selected the House Roast Beef sandwich ($13) - with lettuce, tomato, Vermont cheddar, and garlic aioli, served on a kaiser roll. The roast beef was rare, juicy and the other ingredients helped to make it a hardy and delicious sandwich. My wife had the Veggie Lover's Delight ($12) - with roasted red and yellow peppers, red onion, lettuce, tomato, and cucumber, served on sourdough bread with a goat cheese and pesto spread. Their refrigerator cases had the makings for a simple picnic to an extravagant spread -- and everything in between. It's called the Village Butcher because it also is a butcher shop in addition to selling sandwiches. There is no inside seating, but there is plenty of outdoor tables. This is the kind of place you wouldn't discover on your own, but it makes for a great lunch spot.

Running errands around Plymouth required a stop at Biederman's , especially since I saw their subs…read morewere ranked #1 by WMUR TV (NH station) viewers. The deli is cute inside with a 60's-70's flair/vibe and their food, at least the tuna sub I got was very good and large. Loved the pickles they added and appreciated the napkins in the to go bag. Staff was welcoming even though I was the first client when they opened 11 AM). I need to time my errands around lunchtime going forward Sorry, I forgot to bring my phone in to take a picture.

Great bread. Awesome sandos. Worth checking out! Nice outdoor area in the warmer months. Indoors…read morelooked like a good place to catch a game. Good vibes.

Well stocked general store right next to the Norwich Inn…read more We were in town for the King Arthur baking school and came here several times to get ziplock bags to pack all our food; get a few gallons of drinking water b/c with the cold weather outside the heaters inside are going to dry you up and tasty chicken salad and cured meats to eat with all our baked goods. Everyone is super friendly and we loved all the stands outside the store from a "wall of kindness" free coat rack to the free library to the eyeglass donation bin. It gave it all the small town and proud proprietor vibes that we don't get in Oakland with boarded up storefronts, vandalism and broken glass. EV Drivers - there are two slow chargepoint EV chargers in their parking lot.

Friendly diner. Basic menu but reasonably priced and tasty. I guess it used to be 24 hours, but now…read morecloses at 8pm

Went back here having not been in for years. Saw a woman/employee coughing when we went in. This is…read morenear the produce. Went shopping. Got near the frozen food aisle and here comes unmasked coughing employee moving around the back of store. Then she's back to stocking shelves. How is she at work? Has anyone heard of COVID that works here? Needless to say, my hubby wanted to get the hell out of there quickly and now doesn't ever want to go back. It isn't the same store as it was many years ago. They need to look at how great coop stores are in Vt. and copy them. Oh and tell your employees to stay home when sick!

The Co-Op has wonderful flowers that are beautiful and high quality…read more The prices are high but that is what you get...great stuff. However, the staff are not helpful, not pleasant and are quite rude. If it were not for the flowers themselves I would go elsewhere like Vermont Cut Flowers. They have wonderful flowers with a great staff but I didn't have time to go over there. After having lived in the Upper Valley for about 20 years the attitude sadly reinforces Hanover's reputation. I have enjoyed their annual Dairy Day where they promote products to encourage you to shop at their store but again the overall attitude continues to discourage me from shopping there. The flowers themselves 5 stars. The service probably 1.5.

This place is such a gem. The soup of the day was amazing and the Rueben was perfect. The staff was…read moreso polite and the same woman that made our food brought it out with a smile even though she was working alone and doing it all. The music was on point, and the artwork is whimsical. Truly an elevated deli experience and worth the time and money 110%.

I've been wanting to eat here since I saw their spectacular Instagram Photos and Food Network…read moreChallenge that Stefano did. I also love the fact they are farm-to-table. Yesterday was the perfect opportunity to go, as I often times am in Barre when they are closed. I had the soup of the day, a Tonkatsu Pork Ramen described as a "rich pork broth, porchetta, wild mushrooms, fresh ramen." He'd asked me if I wanted a soy egg, which I should have asked what that was; I assume it was a fake egg versus an egg infused with soy sauce (next time, I will inquire), so I politely declined. It was a copious bowl of rich flavor: the porchetta was outstanding. The broth itself lacked a little flavor, initially, as I think I needed to mix the seasonings more. Once I did, YUM! My friend got the The Granite City, which is house maple-bourbon turkey, cheddar, cranberry mayo, LTO on cranberry pecan whole wheat. He asked if he could have it toasted (it was so chilly outside and we'd skied all morning) and Stefano said they don't normally do so, but sure, why not. My friend said it was delicious. Stefano later told us that he hadn't thought about toasting it before, as no one had ever asked, but he bet it was good. He was also really nice; he sells the Maple Sap Soda that I cannot find elsewhere and he was willing to sell us a six-pack. I considered it and then kind of forgot. I was tired from the cold and skiing. The food is great and the cafe is toasty and warm. I highly recommend.

I was camping and forgot to bring my homemade pesto for pasta- Costello's was amazing! I haven't…read morehad pesto this good outside of my own kitchen, ever. Don't miss this place if you're in Middlebury!

I love the classic Italian. Wonderful baguette too. I need to Try the lobster roll. Their display…read moreis beautiful.

Fantastic sandwiches, the cook was super nice and helpful, and the town is cute and quaint! Located…read moreright by a park where you can eat at picnic tables and such. Definitely would recommend!

The serving sizes are large and the food is hearty. Sandwiches hit the spot and their sides are…read morefilling. I loved the breading on the fried okra. Inside the deli is a treasure trove of everything you need, i.e., convenience necessities or specialty grocery items.

Amazing sandwiches! Huge! I tried the turkey version of "The Rachel" and the bread was super fluffy…read moreand fresh. Loved the unique additional of coleslaw in the sandwich as well. Can't wait to come back and try something else!

My turkey club was delicious. The bread must have been homemade. It was fluffy, light, soft and…read morethick cut. The bacon was crispy and the turkey was nice too. My husband's Italian combo was weird. It had pickles, olives, jalapeños, and italian dressing on it. Sort of an Italian salad on a sandwich more than a traditional combo. He wasn't a fan. Would order again just not that last sandwich.

A great place to get everything you need if you're in the area. Delicious made-to-order lunches and…read morea lovely grocery with a little of everything, including fresh bread, produce and an aisle with bulk pantry items. We got everything from locally-made dog biscuits to beer to a salmon falafel and everything was great.

My brother and I stopped here a couple times for breakfast while we were in the area skiing for 2…read moredays. They breakfast is made fresh to order and they do have some unique combinations on the menu. They are a one stop shop for fresh food or grocery items. I was happy to have them located so close to our hotel. It made the mornings a whole lot easier! We tried a couple donut varieties, breakfast sandwiches and bagels. Everything was delicious.