Well, I wanted to love this place. We bought a rotisserie chicken to go as well as some local items…read moreto try out. When we got home, the chicken was bloody and not just a little bit, it was oddest thing. We basically had to cook it ourselves. If you're selling food to go, aren't there certain safety standards you have to adhere to? I wouldn't buy prepared foods from them again.

This place has everything you could possibly want from a regular grocery store. I came in for an…read moreemergency needing to use a bathroom and I bought something in anticipation, but the restrooms are actually well maintained and open to all. There is a cafeteria with seating, water, and outlets. Cashier was kind and made conversation with me. Decoration around the coop makes the place feel cozy and welcoming. I had the mixed roasted vegetables and three bean stew and it was much better than whatever else I would have eaten for dinner otherwise. Also, they don't charge extra for gluten free bread (THANK YOU!)

The jams are marvelous. Highly recommend. Very creative…read moreflavors. The Chili Pepper with Roasted Garlic and Chai Tea Marmalade are so good. Well worth the try. So happy to have found your booth at the Shadyside Arts Festival. Best part of the show.

Bittersweet Herb Farm was another specialty food vendor exhibiting at the Sugarloaf Crafts…read moreFestival. They had a selection of oils, dips, and sauces good for cooking and eating. I tasted a number of them - they give you a tiny little plastic spoon with a bit of the sauce on it. I tasted the Wasabi Extra Hot Sauce - this is a combination of Wasabi and Jalapeno peppers; the Smoked Maple Chipotle Finishing Sauce - this has a rich, sweet flavor, perfect for barbecuing ribs; the Chipotle Peanut Finishing Sauce; the Chili Pepper with Garlic Oil; and the Garlic with Rosemary Oil. I ended up buying a bottle of all of the ones I tried, except for the Chipotle Peanut Finishing Sauce, it tasted like to many other generic peanut sauces. I also got a free gift for purchasing four bottles - I got my choice of a seasoning packet - I chose their Cajun spice packet. Can't wait to cook with these delightful sauces and oils!

It's ok, I just moved to Keene and every single time I go in there I get stared at hard like I…read moredon't belong there and the staff (esp the rainbow haired self checkout lady) have straight attitude and huff and puff when you ask for help. The inventory is good but the vibes are horrible.

Why is it, the food in the hot food section of coops, are just about _always_ superior to…read morerestaurants? I can name only two restaurant meals that beat coop food. French restaurant in Old Town Albuquerque NM, and Mexican restaurant in Manchester NH. Anyways, I love the bulk food and spice section, to get what you want in the quantities you want. The Mr said some of the prices were better than our usual chain grocery store, but some prices are very high. Alas, we live too far to make this a regular stop.

I just started to use CBD Oil Gummies about 6 ~ 8 months ago. Scott at VH has done a great job…read moreeducating me about the difference between products and how to use them. They've taken my orders and within days, I've received them. VH is a quality act and you'll be very satisfied with them!

I moved back to Houston and I still only buy my cbd products from Vermont Hempicurean! Great…read moreselection and fast, reliable shipping. It's been extra cool to see the business blossom from afar via IG.

Little local specialty market - honey, candy, and local items along with produce, canned goods,…read morecheeses, and more. They have a lot of local beers, ciders, local milk, etc. Prices are a bit more expensive, but quality local products. Excellent little maple sugar candies they just got in, too. They need to sell by the lbs instead of the 50¢ a candy, though!

Very quaint and loaded store. Has everything one would need and want for a delicious meal, snacks…read moreor travels supplies like tooth brush, tooth paste, dish soap... Yummy GF bread if you want that. Lots of local meats and snacks. As far as service, I've been there only twice; once in the midst of a storm and just last week. The guys I met were friendly, knew their products, a big reason why I'd go back!

I first purchased their super awesome raspberry jam at a roadside stand near Mt Snow VT…read moreI have ordered continuously, tho they must be sold out :(

Looks can be deceiving. We almost kept driving. Instead, we found a punk rock country store with…read moregood food, friendly owners, pollinator-friendly landscaping, and more personality than most chain restaurants. This is exactly the kind of local place worth supporting.

My cousin and I stopped to pick up lunch at this little Country Store in Sullivan, New Hampshire…read more The store recently reopened with new owners after falling into disrepair. The new owners have cleaned and reorganized the store while maintaining the original country charm. There is patio seating outside (no room for seating inside). The store carries a nice variety of local produce, meat, cheese, syrup and other goods along with necessitates. Prices are on the high side, as you may expect from a specialty store in a resort area. The new owners are super friendly and helpful. First, we selected two of their house made apple cider donuts with sugar. The donuts were divine, soft cake with lots of cinnamon, sugar and apple flavor. I would stop by every day for those donuts if I lived here. We ordered the soup of the day, homemade French Onion The soup was hot with lots of melted cheese and tasty croutons. The soup was a tad too sweet, but good otherwise. My cousin ordered the egg salads sandwich, which is enormous and delicious. The sandwich is served on a long piece of French bread ladened with egg salad. Highly recommend the egg salad. I had the Chopped Italian Grinder, which also came out on a long piece of French Bread. There was a lot of bread for the amount of meat/cheese on the sandwich. The grinder was ok. There is a small but adequate parking lot. Overall, we loved the donuts and egg salad. I'd definitely return to try other things on the menu.

This afternoon I stopped in at Valley Mart on the way home anticipating that I would pick up a soda…read moreand go. When I walked into the store I was amazed to see that what I expected to find in this store was not a reality. My original thoughts were that I would walk into a traditional package store that sold the basic beer, cigarettes, sodas, and frozen meals. I was surprised that when I walked in, the store had some of the basics like soda and snacks, but they also had a clothing section, case of smoking pipes and some unique Hispanic food items. At this store they had different types of beans and canned products. They also had a few different types of "Masa" of corn meal which is found in traditional Hispanic cuisine. The only issues was that the prices were a bit obnoxious, but this is typical of any convenience store. Case and point, I bought a can of jalapenos which was marked at $3.99. When I pulled off the sticker, it had originally been priced at $2.99. They just relabeled the can. In the end, this store is lacking in many different areas, and is not typical of a local area convenience store. The person at the register was polite, but seemed thrown off when I said hello to him.

I was driving around one night trying to grab some milk for my child at home. The closest store was…read moreValley Mart and I quickly drove there and they were about to drive off since it was past their closing time. They saw me walk to the store and stopped to ask if I needed something. I let them know I was trying to buy some milk for my child and they were very understanding and reopened the store so that I could get what I needed. They have great customer service and are very nice people! I would highly recommend this store.