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.

This is a Hannaford in need of improvement at least with the prepared foods!…read moreThe hot bar items are consistently stale, cold, or dried out. There is no time stamp on one stuff has been put out. I gave it one last try last week and it was 10:30 a.m. and stuff looked like it should be hot and it still was I don't know when it was put out but it wasn't fresh. The bagged chicken tenders are better bet. I wish they would do the Nashville hot again that was the best flavor. These also have time and date stamps on them. For someone like myself who spent many years in the restaurant business and food service I don't understand how they can just leave stuff out and not explain when it was put out. I did reach out to the company a few months ago regarding this issue which they never replied to me about, which is poor customer service, as well as not backing up your procedures with actual food safety! I have never gotten sick from eating it but some of the time has been so bad that it's inedible and that's when I contacted the company. Why put stuff out if you don't give a crap? When I was going to continuing ed in Manchester, the Bedford store, And Goffstown stores we're always well maintained in this regard. As for the rest of the Keene store the seafood counter is always spot on and I've never had problems with their deli, or produce etc. The bakery items they have as most grocery stores do are the quick rise kinds of breads and cakes probably made with hydrogenated oils. That said I don't buy my bread products from the store unless it's just a bun to make a cold cut sandwich. It's honestly still probably one of the better grocery stores in Keene. Market basket though is giving it a run for its money these days though. It's slightly cheaper at least for produce and many other things. Aldi across the street is pretty fantastic in certain ways but doesn't have the selection of products that Hannaford's does Back when people were wearing masks some of the people attending to the checkouts at this were not the most pleasant as well they would make you remove your mask( which I didn't want to wear in the first place) to validate alcohol. I don't understand how society can be this confused about cross-contamination if they are worried about such things, as I have worked in medical environments that doesn't make sense. It's a bananas world and some people just follow orders.

Love this store. Employees are very helpful, willing to take extra steps. Good selections of local…read morefoods. Produce is always fresh! Great meat's sold!!!

Sandwiches are fresh and delicious. But you really have to try the bacon tomato ranch pasta salad…read more It's fresh, a little different, and amazing.

Folks. This little convenience store (which is non-New-Yorkese for "bodega") might have the best…read morebreakfast sandwich in the United States of America. I was visiting family in Keene, NH (So pretty! Get up there straight away!!) and it's their tradition to grab breakfast from this spot which they refer to as "Lisa's" cuz a woman named Lisa owns it. Let me lay it out you guys: Lisa and her deli team are breakfast sandwich wizards. Tbh, I'm fairly certain that I didn't know what a breakfast sandwich even meant before last weekend. Let's get to the magic. The sandwich is built on an un-toasted english muffin that is the ur-muffin of muffins: good structure but pliant and hearty but thinnish. These muffins taste like real food. Made of actual grains, by actual hands. Are they made in-house? By benevolent breakfast elves? Perhaps. The sausage patty is house-made, my aunt informed me, simply seasoned, and crazy delicious. I kid you not that I could eat many such patties, on their own, if that weren't unseemly and basically a health risk. Because yeah a sausage diet is not one that is recommended all too often, right? I suppose I should have inquired what sort of sausage it was but I think all you need to know is that it's a magic patty. The egg component of the sandwich is made in one of those nifty round-shaped thingies, so it lines up perfectly with the patty and muffin. Because not only is this sandwich delicious, it's also gorgeous and tidy: no dangly bits to worry about or crumbs as you bliss out in between bites, reading an actual paper newspaper in the garden or driving to that sweet kayak spot or lying in bed wondering if you ever really need to get up. (I tested these conditions for you. It's all good!) And of course, no breakfast sandwich can be replete without some sort of cheese. I believe the cheese is cooked into the egg? Mmmmm. Cheesy eggs. I think we've all experienced that moment, right? (Vegan friends, know that I am a huge fan of tofu veggie scrambles with Daiya and/or nutritional yeast; a plant-strong "cheesy eggs" FTW, for sure!) Finally there's a bit of green in the layering of this egg, patty and cheese beauty: thinly sliced cucumber, julienned green peppers, maybe a bit of arugula? Make no mistake it's FANCY and you totally deserve it. Of course, you can opt out of the greens, as my cousin did. She opted out of the sausage patty as well...so. You're on your own if you follow her dictum. Anyway what are you doing next weekend? Maybe you should mosey over to Beaver Street?

A store you can do all of your shopping in one place. Their meat you buy is good no complaints…read moreabout the store. Employees are helpful with a nice smile and always ask how you're doing today. A friendly supermarket.

Went looking for a salad or sandwich and although there is a deli there were neither fresh options…read morethere. I went next door to CHOP and they had what i needed.

The Mill Village Store is one of those classic small-town gems that's easy to appreciate. It may…read morenot be a huge supermarket, but it's amazing how much they manage to fit inside. Whether you're grabbing a hot coffee and breakfast in the morning, picking up essentials like eggs, milk, cereal, Oreos, snacks, and candy, or treating yourself to their homemade baked goods and fresh donuts, they've got a little bit of everything. They also carry ice cream, ice, beer, cigarettes, and plenty of other everyday necessities. What I really like is that they stock enough of the basics that you usually don't have to make a trip into town for something simple. It's incredibly convenient and exactly the kind of place every small community is lucky to have. The location is the icing on the cake. Nestled in the village of Stoddard and just a stone's throw from a gorgeous lake, it's the perfect place to stop whether you're a local or just passing through. Friendly, convenient, and full of small-town charm, The Mill Village Store is absolutely worth a visit!

The staff are always welcoming, and the food is so good! We always go here for subs and pizza.read more

Good craft beer selection,store clerk was helpful and polite. Convenient neighborhood market. We…read moreenjoy supporting local businesses.

I ordered two kegs with taps for our wedding here. Although they couldn't get the original pick of…read moreShed IPA they did deliver on my second choice. We got one tap that wasn't working very well our wedding was in Walpole and we called and within 20 minutes someone was there to walk us through them and swap the taps out. Painless keg and tap return, couldn't have been happier. Since this is in a college town there is sometimes a long line to get in or get waited on in the morning when they only have one person here. Also have a great selection of bottled beers and singles not just kegs. Great people that will always take care of you and treat you good. One of the few places to get a Keg in the area.

Right up the road from the Inn we stayed at, we stopped in on our way out of town for a coffee…read morebefore hitting the road. There is a small seating area just inside the door and it was full of locals including kids. Coffee is in the back by the deli as well as pre-made breakfast sandwiches. The coffee is very good. This is a small grocery. Reminds me of the one's we find at the beach. They've got all your basic needs covered. We met a variety of staff member and they were all lovely. The cashier was friendly. Glad we stopped and would recommend.

The market is now under new ownership. It is a quintessential Vermont country store. Local…read moreproducts, fresh food available for takeout, friendly people. Nice wine selection, too, and fresh breads. Excellent sour dough.

This is a great little store in a little town! The selection of meats is good, and the fresh made…read morefood for lunch is awesome. Great home made salads and desserts and a primary selection of grocery items and produce keeps you from having to go into Walpole or Keene for basic necessities and desirable pre-made breakfast and lunch foods. They also have a number of really good specialty sandwiches to order. Staff is very friendly and accommodating. Manager is always on top of things and willing to help.

Small market/convenience store with deli. Riding through on motorcycles, we stopped and enjoyed…read morefilling wrap sandwiches with fresh ingredients and tasty deli meats. Fast and cheap!