Ordered some subs in person from i believe a gentleman named Will. Honestly he made the best lookin…read moresubs ive ever seen from a MB. You can tell he cared as he walked u through the process of ordering white or wheat, cheese, toppings, salt pepper oregano, and he packages them up perfectly as well. Honestly this man deserves a raise!

I really enjoy Market Basket because they have almost everything I need to cook good, healthy…read moremeals. The big stores can be overwhelming but this one in Concord New Hampshire is smaller than others, but not too small. I liked it as it was pleasant, neat and clean. I like how they decorate for the Autumn; pumpkins, flowers. I needed a few things I couldn't find at another grocery chain, I won't mention names. When visiting this area, I would come again!

Every time I have tried to order food here I have aged considerably. Slow simply does not capture…read morethe pathetic service. Not only do they totally ignore the customers, each sub takes 10-15 minutes to make, and they make one at a time. Phone orders throw things into reverse. An automatic answer is that phone orders take 45 minutes. In person orders average 30 - 40 minutes. On top of it they are miserable. More than once I have seen customers complain. Nothing changes.

Yesterday, I went to Market Basket in Tilton, NH to pick up some groceries. I got to the check out,…read moreput my groceries on the belt for the cashier and realized that I forgot my wallet at home. I Bank at Camden Bank so I asked if they could hold the groceries while I went to the bank to get some cash. Luckly, I go to that branch often and they know me so I didn't need my ID to take some cash out. I went back to the store to pay for the groceries and when they run them up, I was $7.00 short. The young gentleman at the register took out his wallet and pulled out the $7.00 to pay the balance. I told I could just put a couple things back but he insisted so I let him. When I go back tomorrow, I am dropping off an envelope for him with a thank you note and the money to pay him back. This was completely unexpected so I felt I wanted to acknowledge his thoughtfulness. Thank you.

Living in a New England town where the mere mention of a chain store brings people out with…read morepitchforks and torches, I seldom venture into the path of box stores unless I am traveling through and conveniently find one. We have a Hannafords' in town that has limited selections as it occupies the footprint of an older, mom & pop store. I have to confess I have never been to an Aldi and today was the first time as I was in Concord. It takes a little research to go to Aldi for the first time, and even when I did, there were still some surprises. The quarter per shopping cart and the dangling key seemed cosmic until a nice lady said she had finished with a cart she found in the paring lot and gave it to me. So I went inside to see what they had. I did bring several bags and cooling bags as I understood their no bag policy which I found super Super layout of staples, non-perishable items and seasonal products at very competitive prices. The fresh produce section seemed picked over and it was still mid morning. I can imagine what it must look like at 3 PM.... On the other hand, their refrigerated food, cookout items and frozen selections were superb. Wide aisles, friendly people, and nice attendants. Checkout was a breeze. The nice checkout attendant helped me with placing the items in the cooler bag. As anything related to a German company, it was quick and efficient.... I will say that, being an assiduous buyer of organic products, I can see myself coming over for party food and non perishables. However, the shopping experience is excellent.

Worse experience ever.. the cashier deliberately dumped out my pasta i purchased into a paper bag…read morethat i got charged with.. since when does a grocer make the customer juggle their groceries once paid for.. they don't bag unless you pay extra.. now i have a paper bag full of pasta..

I shop at Wal-Mart once maybe twice a month. There have been times that I needed assistance and…read morehad a hard time finding an associate but most of the time have not had a problem. I do not purchase meats there but staples are fine and purchased frequently. I like Concord Wal-Mart.

Where to start? If you are going to remodel your store, at least have the correct signage for the…read moreproduct in the aisles. I was in this Concord NH store of a 1/2 hour and could not find any items I was looking for. Empty shelves, items on pallets, no help available, and most customers walking around like zombies cursing good old Wally World. I Know you really do not care about customer service and your world is all about the bottom line, (and I get that), but it would have been smarter to shut down and remodel for 2-3 weeks instead of a, what 1-2-month. cluster ****. Just disgraceful. I will not be back. Oh, one other thing. A couple of billion dollar a year company and you have the worst shopping carts of any store. Stop being so cheap in these areas.

It was raining, we needed everything she come in you make the first left and you're in a produce…read moredepartment and everybody is so nice found what we needed. I forgot to get the ice. They sent a guy to go get the ice for me. He was so nice and polite may be gone a minute or two and here he comes with a big smile on his face with a bag of ice. The place is very clean and there's a pharmacy. They have stuff that I have never seen before.

Hannaford, in concord new hampshire sucks!!! The quality is awful. The prices are higher than their…read morecompetitors. There are awful company and I will never shop there again.

Why did I wait so long to visit the Healthy Buffalo?!…read more My husband & I stopped in right when they opened on a Sunday morning. We were immediately greeted & assisted by the owner, Jason. He was beyond friendly & wanted to make sure our questions were answered. The freezers are conveniently labeled so that you can find the products you desire. Love that they bring in various vendors, including Fossil Farms (NJ) but also some local NH products. There are also other products, such as dressings, marinades, seasonings, etc. for sale. The store is small but very clean. Taking a left onto route 4 is a challenge but still worth a visit. The prices are extremely fair! There is also a rewards program where you can get $ off for every so many points. We signed up that very day & already have 58 points. For example, you earn $5 off for 50 points, or $10 for 100 points etc. Worth it to me! Jason said they are currently working on a new location in Epsom at the circle. It will have a different name & more of a butcher shop. He plans to keep The Healthy Buffalo open for another year, depending on inventory & how sales go with the new location.

I'm so glad they have exotic meats because they're low in fat and very lean and they taste…read moredelicious the prices are very reasonable and they also ship and the ladies are very polite and explain things to you if you have any questions . I had a tenderloin deer tonight it was delicious and tender and was not gave me at all their products are really high-end products and I enjoy your meat thank you I will keep ordering. THANK YOU

I am a lifelong co-op fan, everything from stores like REI (who should accept their workers '…read moreunion, btw) to supermarkets like this one. But this co-op is the biggest, most beautiful one I've ever had the pleasure of shopping at. Wow!!! First of all, easy-to-read signage and easy-to- find sections, including the bulk section (for things like nuts and grains) and the salad bar. A broad selection of healthy food, fresh produce, and locally-roasted coffee is crucial for me, and they nail all that. But they also have excellent sandwiches made to order at the deli counter, so if you go in hungry, I guarantee you'll need to get something. You don't have to be a member to fall in love with this store, but if you become one, you get to help decide how the place is run. People-power FTW! What could make this better, you ask? Well, they also have cold brew & kombucha on tap for the millennials, cafe seating in the front, and oh by the way, regular community events in their parking lot. The staff were hands down the friendliest bunch of folx we met in NH, too.

Extremely high prices. The clientele are a bunch of snobs that look down on folks that are not…read moremembers. Even the cashiers act this way. Not a welcoming atmosphere.

First rate customer service! I was a new customer to the store and had to return to customer…read moretwice,with questions, no problem, no attitude. Quite pleasant. Im a repeat customer now.

Lucky to have a Market Basket so handy. Excellent prices. But, how about that rotary at the…read moreentrance! What total cluster that is. Do better DOT of NH.

Best prices with great products the people are friendly and…read moremost helpful. mike and his crew are amazing.

Great place to go for fresh meats. Large well priced selections! Will continue to buy from here…read morerather than the grocery stores.

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

There is always a powered scooter available and a wide choice of Mediterranean cuisine and sushi.read more