Went to this store late evening to get some drinks and snacks for our trip next day. I found some…read morecupcakes and scones remaining in the shelves, but there were no paper bags left. Luckily found some on the kitchen counter. I explored the store further. They had huge collection of drinks, wines, cereal, large variety of fruits and vegetables. They had hot bar and cafe too, but they were closed when I went. Most of store was very clean. Check out process was quick and easy but no self checkout available.

The Lebanon Co-Op is clean, neat, and well organized. Many products/merchandise are locally…read moresourced, fresh, and wholesome, particularly, the dairy, fruits, and vegetables. Prices are high. The staff are professional, friendly, and helpful, except the manager/supervisor of the Prepared Foods section, a woman with a nasty edge. Speaking of prepared foods, fortunately, the muffins are now baked in-house, and are no longer wrapped in cellophane; they look and taste much better than they did when they were baked, off-site, and wrapped in cellophane. The bagels that they bake in the store, from their once frozen state, are like hockey-pucks, and are awful. The locally, bakery baked bagels are better, but, for bagels, my best advice is to head to The Works in Hanover, or The Works, inside DHMC, main campus, in Lebanon. Fortunately, the Lebanon Co-Op carries fresh baguettes that come from King Arthur Flour; they seem to be quite good on the day that they are baked (it's helpful to not have to make a trip to Norwich, VT, for fresh, King Arthur baguettes). In the Prepared Food section, it seems that the Co-Op has gotten rid of their former, rubbery, very commercial grade chicken, in their chicken salad. We have not tasted the Co-Op's other chicken entrees, in the Prepared Food section; one can only hope that the Co-Op got rid of their former, rubbery, commercial grade chicken, in the other prepared, chicken entrees. Some of the other prepared food entrees are very expensive, and of Walmart quality. I don't get it, I'd think that if the Co-Op was going to charge a very premium price for those prepared entrees, they'd, at least, deliver a high quality product, but, they don't. We pick and choose what we shop for at the Lebanon Co-Op. We'd like to support a local business, and OUR Co-Op, but the prices at the Lebanon Co-Op are very high, and the quality of the prepared foods, in general, sucks.

This Shaw's is like every other Shaw's I've been to (only two other Shaw's but I digress):…read morewell-stocked, allowing us to find almost everything we need for cooking. It was on this day that we were securing ingredients for homemade pork dumplings and I was in charge of the dumplings. I apologize to my best friend Vee for my snappy commands towards her because I was feeling extra sensitive that week. But nonetheless we were able to find chicken stock which we had used to make the soup portion of our soup dumplings (and yes, they were delicious!) There was a very sweet butcher who helped us select our meat while we were prepping for the meals that we were cooking for the week. He really went the extra mile to answer our questions and even cut our meat for us (and gave us a little extra meat in the process, because of course he would). I guess I was so moved by this man that I felt inclined to write a review just to be able to mention him.

Got rid of all 4 self-checkout registers & replaced with Express Lanes though they only ever have 1…read moreopen at a time. Cashiers are wicked slow so plan on being stuck there a while.

Well stocked general store right next to the Norwich Inn…read more We were in town for the King Arthur baking school and came here several times to get ziplock bags to pack all our food; get a few gallons of drinking water b/c with the cold weather outside the heaters inside are going to dry you up and tasty chicken salad and cured meats to eat with all our baked goods. Everyone is super friendly and we loved all the stands outside the store from a "wall of kindness" free coat rack to the free library to the eyeglass donation bin. It gave it all the small town and proud proprietor vibes that we don't get in Oakland with boarded up storefronts, vandalism and broken glass. EV Drivers - there are two slow chargepoint EV chargers in their parking lot.

Friendly diner. Basic menu but reasonably priced and tasty. I guess it used to be 24 hours, but now…read morecloses at 8pm

In the last couple months of visiting this store weekly and after reading the reviews from a year…read moreor so ago , it's gotten so much cleaner, friendlier and better staffed. The people at this location and the other Lebanon location as well are much improved in the past several months. I inquired if there were any changes in last 90 days and was made aware they have a new leadership team and store manager. It's gotten so much better.

Price choppers deli is amazing in my opinion, otherwise I'd just go to Walmart because their prices…read moreare double the size! For example, the strawberries are on sale for 4 dollars for a pound! ON SALE! And Walmarts strawberries are 2 dollars! That's more than double for the original (just by a little). Only reason I go to price chopper is only for their deli, otherwise I go to Walmart for groceries.

Just to inform you, I am quite a challenging individual; I expect everything to be punctual and…read moreorganized. Firstly, I have a strong aversion to Amazon and prefer shopping at local stores. However, today I decided to try something different by ordering online from Walmart, in West Lebanon NH. It indicated that my order would be delivered today, the same day I placed it, but I did not pay much attention to that detail. I assumed I would receive it sometime during the week. While I was relaxing in bed, I heard a car pull into my driveway. Since I was alone and not expecting anyone, I got up and went to the front door. I saw a white SUV, and the driver asked, 'Walmart?' I replied affirmatively, and he then indicated, 'It's over there.' As a linguist, I am familiar with various accents, and I could tell he was Hispanic. I even called out, 'Muchas gracias.' How fortunate are we? My goodness, this poor man is working on a Saturday night to deliver items that are of little significance to us. I hope this serves as a reminder, as it has for me, that we are incredibly fortunate to be relaxing in bed on a Saturday night while others toil to make our lives more convenient. Therefore, I extend my gratitude to Walmart and urge you to take care of your employees; without them, you would be nothing. And to those reading this: please show kindness to everyone, especially to those who work diligently to deliver the items we order.

Went through a large hassle on the website only for it to then tell me they don't even have it in…read morestore AND they won't deliver it to me. After a lot of fighting I finally got it and I'm so excited

Yummy prepared food! Very kind staff!…read moreUnique gift items! Wonderful selection of wellness products.

I loved this place and wish we had something back home like this. They had a huge natural…read moresupplement section. The prices were less than back home but I didn't have room in my suitcase.

This is my go to place for Korean Ramyun. Great selection of Nongshim products…read more They have bag, cup and bowl.

Love this place and the family that runs it. They always have what I am looking for and their…read moreprices are rally fair.

They have cockroaches in the meat department I found one in…read moremy lunch meat gross and disgusted I will no longer shop at Price chopper in West Lebanon New Hampshire due to the Cockroach infestation

This place is awful (Price Chopper, Lebanon, NH). It makes Walmart, next door, look great…read more The self-service check out register algorithm is enough to drive a customer nuts. At every step (towards check-out), I received an on-screen prompt that said that a staff-person would have to come to the register. Each time, a lady with a "disturbed" look and demeanor came over, and an annoyed, nasty attitude. I could not get out of Price Chopper fast enough. What an amateur operation. Never again will we patronize Price Chopper.