A modern and more efficient Recreation of the departed Pier One. This place has a bit of…read moreeverything. Furniture, kitchen accessories, tables, chairs, the worlds. Although the amount of merchandise is voluminous and the store is certainly crowded, it's nonetheless tastefully arranged and most of all, at the right price. A must see for those looking for home goods at a reasonable price.

First of all, they sell several items that are available at Marshall's or Sierra but for double the…read moreprice. But the reason I am so dissatisfied with this place is that there were 3 discrepancies between price advertised and price charged on a receipt of 11 items. None were in the favor of the customer. I attached a photo of a tote that had a $9.99 price tag on it but I was charged $3.00 more. Just one example of many Their inventory options used to be better, now it's just junk quality stuff that you're better off getting next door at Home Sense.

World Market has finally opened in Bedford NH. This store offers a good selection of non-perishable…read morefoods, grocery items, snacks, coffee, teas, and drinks from around the world and US products too. They also sell a variety of housewares, cookware, furnishings, apparel, gift sets, and decorative items. They carry a selection of Hawaiian Heat chocolates & macadamia nut treats, Nestle Aero bars, and Walker's Shortbread cookies which I will buy on occasion. The prices here are a bit high though. They offer the free World Market Rewards (Explorer) which you can get discounts (5% back) when you shop here and they also have their premier credit card too.

We came in to the store because we had just had lunch next door where we were talking about getting…read morea king-size bed. We came in and couldn't have had a better experience from trying out the beds to the delivery some days later. It's a locally-owned and operated business, so keeping the money in the community was a huge plus.

I was in need of a two piece mattress foundation. Owner operator was honest about availability…read more(next day) and helped wheel the product out to our SUV. I don't know that the pricing was outlet pricing but, I got what I needed and the gentleman was very pleasant to work with. I would consider this biz for other bedroom purchases.

everything I have ever purchased from Bob's has been great and of good quality and need to go back…read moresoon to help replace items that are old now

The store is under renovations, so not the usual selection to browse. Totally understandable. They…read moredid have a few nice pieces, although on further inspection , I was a little concerned about durability. Other than that, the service is almost creepy. They greet you when you come in, okay that's nice, but as you walk around the store, they keep popping up at weird times, and in weird places. Asking questions, asking what you like, interrupting my husband and I several times. It almost reminded me of an escape room experience. We were close to making a purchase, but the people were so annoying that we left and went to another store instead.

We bought a Whirlpool washer & dryer. After 4 days the washer would not work and now I have a $1000…read morepurchase that Lowe's or Whirlpool will not take back. After multiple techs have been to the house and said that it needs to be replaced, neither company is willing to do anything about it. The absolute worst part about it is the arrogance in which they speak to you when they have clearly robbed you.

I have an older camper and decided to remodel. I decided to purchase Bali vertical blinds for 13…read morewindows. I was excited to get the project started and contacted Lowes in Bedford, New Hampshire. I spoke to Alyssa Antoniak. She was a lovely young lady. I made arrangements to have a representative come to the camper to measure each window. His name was Mark. He came and measured and I picked out my blinds. I chose Bali Lamplight, an elegant look. I was so excited. The cost was $2,200. Alyssa placed my order and emailed a copy of the invoice to me. I noticed there was a charge of $275 for existing hardware removal. I personally took all hardware and screws out of each window. I called Alyssa to tell her all existing hardware was removed and to please credit my account. She was insistent that the charge was not for existing hardware removal despite it being a separate line item on the invoice indicating it was for hardware removal. Her advice was to go to Lowes to further discuss. My Dad was a Naval veteran. He unfortunately passed away in October after a courageous battle with cancer. I live upstairs from my parents. My Mom suggested I use his veterans benefit to save some money. Alyssa attempted to use it, but it was not recognized. Come to find out days later Lowes was experiencing technical difficulty. Instead of trying to rectify the problem, Alyssa told me to go to Lowes to discuss as there wasn't anything she could do. I started vacation on June 29th. I spent nine days at my camper. I came home on July 8th to find the vertical blinds were delivered to my home address in Massachusetts. I was beside myself with anger. It was 7 p.m. I called Alyssa and left a voicemail for her to call me immediately. I was very upset. I went through my email messages to see if she or Lowes emailed me with any updates. There were no messages. I sent Alyssa an email expressing my disappointment and frustration with my whole experience. I later found out my next door neighbor (female) carried all the blinds from the front of the house to the back of the house (down 10 steps each time) for fear they would get stolen. Chances are they would have if left put in the front. The next day I still hadn't heard from Alyssa so I sent another email with no response. The day after that I received an email from Cory Hill. Due to Cory's snarky response, I decided to take my business elsewhere and told him to arrange for the blinds to be picked up for return and provide me with a refund. He replied and indicated I would have to return them myself. I found that totally unacceptable. At that point I stopped communicating with him and contacted the Better Business Bureau for resolution. The blinds are being picked up tomorrow. I am disappointed I have to start this project over again, but I absolutely will not give Lowes my hard earned money after dealing with people who lack good customer service etiquette and snarky responses. I work in customer service. If I ever responded in this manner, I would be fired for sure. I will never step foot in Lowes ever again.

I had a positive sales and delivery experience on a la-z-boy sofa. At some point the sofa started…read moreto creak more than it should. I thought I'd be fine with the lifetime warranty on their sofas. It turns out that there is a lifetime warranty on parts but you still pay for the service. The service charge is equal to the delivery charge which if me is like $250 being in Massachusetts. The store was happy to take my money during the sale but now they won't service me. I asked for some consideration from them and they gave me none. The more local lazboy dealer won't service me since they didn't sell the sofa. I'm stuck with an expensive piece of furniture that's not living up to expectations. Never again.

Selection ....Check Value ..........Check…read moreService was terrific, no pressure, knowledgable and accommodating . I bought a sofa that was delivered timely, by a couple of very polite guys. The sofa is beautiful, so well made. I should have started the sofa buying journey with Fallon but instead ended it with them, all to the good

The Beloin tree farm has been in business since 1948. I was looking at their about information on…read moretheir website and they carefully tend to all their trees with a meticulous focus on quality, shape, and smell. They have three locations in New Hampshire and we went to the one in Bedford. Usually picking out a Christmas tree is arduous because many times they're wrapped and lying on the ground. You have to pick them up, cut them loose, shake them out and then decide if you like it or not. Often going through dozens of trees before you find one that's suitable. When you arrive at Beloin, you immediately see that the trees are open and standing in stands. Every tree was gorgeous, thick and lush. The pine filled air smelled so good. This time, instead of trying to find one that we liked, we had to narrow it down from all of the gorgeous ones that we loved. Haha. Not a bad problem to have. They have plenty of help so once we picked a tree, they netted it, did a fresh slice, and loaded it in the back of our truck. I also have plenty of stock, so as soon as one is sold, they put another beautiful tree in its place. They also have gorgeous wreaths and bows. I had to pick one of those up as well. I highly recommend Beloin for your fresh cut Christmas Tree!

From the owner: The Beloin Tree Farm in Colebrook, NH is a family owned and operated business started in 1948. Our…read moreFarm has over 250 acres of Christmas Trees in various stages of production. Our Christmas Trees include Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir Canaan Fir, Blue Spruce, Korean Fir, and a few Blue Myer Spruce. Our Family has been selling trees from this farm for over 70 years.