A happy place you walk in to an open barn and the baby calves are to your left in their pens little…read morepins. you can pet them. Theres a door to your right to a quaint store where you can get your raw dairy & wholesome foods with a sweet woman behind the counter. I recommend to anyone traveling up to NH or down to Boston.

We've belonged to Benedikt Dairy's CSA for several years. The quality is outstanding! Flavors like…read morenothing you can buy in a grocery store! The selection is also amazing! This is a farm stand style CSA meaning you sign up for a full share or half share then each week, in the pick up day you signed up for, you go to the farm stand and shop for what you want, using as many or as few units as you choose from the currently available veggies. There are also their own dairy and meat available for sale, as well as items from other local farms. Included in the CSA (community supported agriculture) offerings are magnificent bouquets! All the flowers are grown right there n the farm. You can see new calves in their stalls, the herd out in the fields, and garlic or drying flowers hanging from the rafters of the barn. The views are amazing! Max and Melissa are amazing! Everyone working there is super friendly and helpful! The strawberries available early in the CSA season are to die for! We will never use a different CSA!!

How many strikes before we stop gaslighting ourselves into "maybe next time" with this store?…read more How many times do I keep accepting bad To-Go service before I finally say, "enough is enough?" Well, this past Friday was the breaking point. A disaster that sealed the deal. Our pick-up order was missing multiple items--and conveniently, also missing the receipt. When we called the To-Go extension, no one answered. So we did what any reasonable customer would do and called the Customer Service desk. Mistakes were made. Based on this interaction--their CS desk appears to exist solely as a place where enthusiasm and accountability go to die. The staff member who answered the phone sounded actively annoyed that we had the audacity to call. We calmly stated we are missing items from our to-go order about 25 minutes prior or at least 1 bag with a receipt attached was missing. Was a bag unclaimed? We abruptly were told "To-Go doesn't provide receipts". That was news to us, considering we've always received one, at this location and others, for years. We calmly stated, we've always received a receipt with our weekly orders and stated this was the first time this has happened. Their response? Dead air. Silence. Not confusion. Not clarification. Just...nothing. No apology. No correction. No ownership. Just vibes. Bad ones. Then comes this gem: CS: "What are you missing?" Us: "We don't have a receipt to compare, but here are six items we know we did not receive." CS: "I don't have time to look. You'll have to call back in the morning." Excuse me? Without a receipt, we couldn't compare line by line--but we knew SEVERAL items weren't received, mostly our produce. So let's recap: * Missing items * No receipt * To-Go phone unanswered * Customer Service unwilling to help * No apology * No urgency * Zero accountability And somehow that's acceptable customer service? And this isn't an isolated incident, but I've remained silent because my spouse said, "it's not worth it." #sorrynotsorry You're not only stealing money, you're driving your customer base AWAY, far away. The To-Go department is consistently disorganized at this location, and the problems don't stop there, the quality of produce and dairy is abysmal--wilted, questionable--borderline embarrassing for a grocery store that charges a premium for convenience. Which raises some serious questions: Where is the quality assurance? Who is training these personal shoppers? Who is supervising these departments? Who--if anyone--is held accountable? Because at this point, the inconvenience isn't just the missing groceries. It's systemic indifference. Convenience should not come with incompetence, rudeness, and a complete lack of basic customer care. If this is the standard Hannaford is willing to accept, customers would be better off shopping literally anywhere else.

Bought a Vanilla Visa Gift Card from this location and when i went to use it, there was nothing on…read moreit. Requested a refund from Hannafords in Goffstown and they said they were not responsible. Will never shop there again, I now use market basket and other grocery chains. I live closest to the Goffstown Hannafords, but i will drive further to other grocery store chains because they can't honor a minor amount of money $250 in which they sold the card. Also they are way more expensive that any other chain in NH. Useless store manager!!!!

Fantastic breakfast sandwich with REAL egg, and delicious fresh grill ham! Served up quickly and…read morewith a smile! I use them for their bagels as well, the French toast in particular makes a wonderful breakfast sandwich! So glad to have found this local treasure, and don't forget to try all the wonderful flavors of coffee on the way out!

Very disappointed. Microwaved egg and undercooked microwaved bacon on a fairly decent bagel. Bland…read more Service mediocre

When Vista Foods (aka The Scary Market) closed, I thought downtown Manchester had lost its only…read morefood market. I was wrong. We stumbled across Cheeseco (aka JD Foods) by way of a reference from a restaurant equipment supply store. We were looking for small plastic condiment cups in bulk, and we found so much more. Cheeseco is like a BJs or Costco only there's no membership fees, no credit cards, no attitude, and best of all it's located within walking distance of Downtown Manchester. Need a gallon of milk, frozen peas, whipped cream in a can and a 5 gallon tub of olives, they've got em all, and then some. Cash and carry. Open seven days a week. NOTE: Cheeseco is located behind the Coca Cola plant on Eddy Road, not on Moore Street by Rock Rimmon as the map indicates.

Cheeseco of New England (JD Foods) is a company I would recommend to ANYONE. Whether your shopping…read morefor your household, a party or your a small business owner, especially Food service, you WON'T find better deals on Bulk items. MEAT, CHEESE, PAPER PRODUCTS, Produce, you name it Dan has it. If he doesn't he will work hard to find it for you!! I give Cheeseco an A!!

Great time. Super fresh sausages and kielbasa for order and several different types. Some baked…read moregoods, lots of pickled/jarred/canned goods, frozen food options--lots of stuff you won't find other places

YAY a Polish market close to me in Manchester! I had been…read morewanting to check out the Bartlett Street Superette now for some time and I made it there today. A small corner store in West Manchester tucked away in a residential area. Inside a few rows of Polish imports- krout, pickles, jams, breads, cookies, frozen foods like pierogies, and a deli with homemade cold cuts, cheese, head cheese, sausages, etc. My scores of the day included: -Pierogies -Pickles -Sweet & sour red cabbage -Sage Tea -Vegeta (seasoning) -Bacon -Ham stuffed with bacon -Smoked Kiebalsa The owner seemed very nice and the store was pretty busy. My only suggestion would be that the deli items be labeled with name and price.

European Goods in New Hampshire!…read more I came across Euro Market on my way to Manchester. They have an excellent selection of European goods. Though I may be wrong, I believe it is more Eastern-European focused. Either way, they have a great selection. I picked up some of their cured meats and some spreads. I'm looking forward to visiting again when I have more time! The shop is both large and small at the same time. I hope that they are able to fill in more of their shelves with more great food items. The employees are also quite cheerful, I really felt welcome. I will be back!