Our go to super market in the White Mountains. Plenty of product, cheaper prices and relatively…read morequick check out. They train their staff to exhibit courtesy and efficiency, even kids in their teens. The store is always clean and the isles are wide.

Stopped by on the way back from Loon Mountain to grab some provisions for dinner. Huge market and…read morefriendly staff. Good selection.

I had to stop by for some salad ingredients and Shaw's had everything I needed - their produce was…read morevery fresh - they even had some organic produce. Their bakery items look pretty fresh and were decorated beautifully. They also have a good selection of chips - I was able to find my favorite kind - Simply Ruffles. It wasn't crowded at all and the workers and fellow-shoppers were both friendly. Oh, and the bathrooms were clean. Would def. come back next time I'm in the area.

We came through late in the day looking for a 6-pack of PBR and some bottled water. It was 90…read moredegrees out, we were hot and tired and just wanting to get some beer to sit in a river with. This Shaw's is tiny and dirty. The clientele were especially rough and menacing, and once again (like we get at every Shaw's!) stared at us like they had never seen a trans person in their lives. The thing that really struck us about all the cashiers is how miserable they all looked. After we checked out we walked past a gauntlet of three empty registers with cashiers lazily staring at us, knowing we didn't belong there. Silly us, we were happy to find a grocery store with a name we recognized- Mom and Pop places don't have corporate policies on discrimination and often aren't smart enough not to tell people to go to hell when they complain. That said, I never, ever have had a good experience at Shaw's. This was the smallest, the dirtiest, and the creepiest one I've been to yet, and I think this is largely determined by its location- Woodsville, New Hampshire.

Great store. Clean, with friendly employees! Great selection of meats, cheeses, grocery and beer. I…read morewould pick shopping here over the other options in town.

Great supermarket for our area. Big fresh produce selection, with bargains most days, Fish…read moredepartment, cheeses, meat and all the boxed and canned goods. Also convenient pharmacy and liquor store. Staff are friendly

Super cute charming Village store with an incredible Deli and Ice Cream Stand. Incredible view of…read morethe valley and plenty of seating both indoor and outdoors. I've come for lunch now a couple times and both of my sandwiches were freshly made to order. Fresh local ingredients and exceptional staff to accommodate your requests. I have not been, however they do apparently have a brunch buffet on Sunday mornings. Very cute. Lots of trinkets and Knick knacks to look at. They have a great selection of grocery items as well. Truly a one stop shop. I highly recommend the Newbury Village Store for all your grocery, deli and bakery needs.

This is a very nice Vermont country store located in a beautiful village. Inside is a…read morequintessential Vermont store. They carry the basics plus a small section for hardware and auto supplies. There is a section with Vermont beers that is separate from the other beer section. They also sell wine. The deli had two specials for Halloween, one chicken sandwich and one beef one. I chose the chicken sandwich. It had a lot of vegetables and tasted good. The people doing the deli seemed very happy. That's very different from most delis where it is just a job. That made the experience pleasant. Once we got our sandwiches, we went outside to the picnic tables next door at the ice cream place. I think that place is owned by the same people. The tables were very clean and the view of the village was beautiful. We enjoyed our lunch here and now we know why it sees a lot of business.

Great stop for everything! From gas to groceries and even a quick and fresh Deli sandwich. They…read morealso carry meats and proteins as well as fresh vegetables. You can also find Hatchland Dairy milk and Eggnog. Great local spot for all your convenience needs. My favorite is grabbing some lunch and then sitting across the street at the rest stop picnic tables. I grew up in the neighborhood and have seen it go from a small store in North Haverhill to having to relocate (just up the street) to accommodate their needs. It's great to see them doing so well.

Convenience store in the middle of nowhere that doesn't have public restrooms. They have lost my…read morebusiness forever. Very low class not to have public restrooms when you're the only business for miles.

Low prices yet the quality is there. And nice vegan selection. Fresh veggies, fruit. Good size…read morestore.

Just got to White Market on June 30th 2024 at 6:53 to buy a bag of carrots and they had already…read morelocked the doors even though it says open until 7. I think this is poor customer service.

While vacationing here, this was where we shopped for our general groceries. It's an okay place…read more The aisles, mostly at the ends, are a bit cramped. They don't carry a hug variety of products, but sufficient for a weeks stay. Prices were moderately good, but a just bit on the high side compared to most stores. I would not call them expensive, but they are not cheap either. They have plenty of parking and the checkout was fairly smooth and timely.

Small, old, run-down Price Chopper. Very narrow aisles. We just went in to grab wine for the room;…read morethere wasn't much to look at here either. Super surly cashier but I would be too, cashiers are placed directly in front of the main doors and the draft was terribly chilly.

The town of Franconia, NH is known for Robert Frost but each year, this quiet town sponsors…read moreFounders Day and once again the Wicked Horned Smart Band performed before the fireworks. A few thousand people attend this Rockin function and it feels like Woodstock. Food trucks and beer garden in the park on a perfect summer night.

Nice little roadside grocery/ convenience store with a deli. I didn't see any hot food items in the…read morewarning trays when I was there later in the day, but the deli was still open. They had a nice selection of goods and we grabbed some groceries to keep us fed as we explored Franconia without a plan. I grabbed a (huge) box of mini chocolate cookies from the bakery area and they were absolutely delicious! I would've eaten the whole box of cookies if it were socially acceptable. They also sold coffee in a little coffee room off to the side, and you could add flavors and stuff to your cup. They have a nice little set up here! It's clean and convenient! They also have some New Hampshire and Franconia souvenirs if you wanted those, too.

I've been coming here since I was a kid, and my parents have been coming here since they were a…read morekid. That's how much this small business matters to the community. I like just coming in and having it feel like home. Everyone is always nice and people who shop there are the locals. Yes it's a little more pricey than the regular grocery store but it's well worth it. I love the meat department.

I live near Quality Market, and go there almost daily. They have a huge wine selection, full deli,…read moreproduce, fresh local breads and cakes, and full grocery selection. The prices on some of the taxable items are a little high, but saves you the trip to either Berlin or South Barre grocery stores. I also appreciate that they have smaller portions of fresh chicken (as opposed to having to buy mass quantities), you can grab 2 chicken leg quarters for grilling for $1.75. It's a great, convenient all around independent grocer (mom and pop). They can also order in custom meats and fancy stuff like duck fat.

It's #thankyouthursday, so I'm taking some time this morning to think of businesses that made life…read morein 2020 better for me and for their communities. And Sweetland is the first place that came to mind. This place is working super hard to bring local, nutritious meats and produce to the community. On top of that, they do everything they can to actually build that community and it's resilience. In normal years, their CSA pickup and you pick crops for members are a really awesome way to meet and visit with neighbors, and they also host a variety of awesome events and let you wander around the beautiful farm. Chris and Norah and the crew are also really kind and welcoming. This year, despite being crazy busy filling their sold out CSA shares, they also put lots of time and effort into starting a grocery pick up service for community members to be able to get food safely. I worked with them on this project, and was amazed by how hard working, caring, and innovative they are. They really cared about their team, other local farmers, and their community. It's very inspiring to be around them.

The concept behind this farm is super sweet (ba dum tiss). What I mean by that is that there is a…read morelot of trust involved here, as they utilize a farm share system. Sort of like subscribing to those businesses that send you cool mystery packages, a farm share is where you pay to support the farm and in return you get a share of the farm's harvest, whatever they end up harvesting. You will need to pick it up yourself of course. Jules invited me to tag along with her to pick up the farm share harvest for the week. No one was really there to monitor everything that day (we were actually the only ones present at the moment). The farm people just left the harvested goods there in a barn and you sign off on the list that you picked up your share! This time around we got scallions, kale, and scallions. There is even a barter box where you can leave behind items you do not want and in return, you can take any items that you want.