My experience at Miles Smith Farm in Loudon, NH was incredible. Carole was the sweetest, most…read morehard-working, and informative farmer you could ever meet. The whole place feels like it's straight out of a storybook--up the hill sits a big farmhouse overlooking the land, with the fresh smell of grass after a rain and two friendly farm dogs greeting you as you arrive. Carole taught us so much about the beautiful animals on the farm and walked us through how to care for them. We even got our hands dirty in the best way--grooming, feeding, walking, and exploring everything Miles Smith Farm has to offer. It was fun, educational, and truly memorable. I'll definitely be returning!

Throughly enjoyed my first visit to Miles Smith Farm. The cows are relatively friendly, the ones…read morethat don't want to be bothered don't come near, and there's a wheel barrow with breads and sweets to feed them. Price is $20 for a self guided walk about. There are full grown cows, baby cows, sheep, goats, pigs and chickens. They also have a store that sells meats from the farm as well. Great place, beautiful highland cows. The flies were awful, I got bit up quite a bit.

I have been coming here since I was a kid. The absolute best smoked cheeses and sausage. Never mind…read moreall the other things that they offer. Did not realize they were closed today being on Monday, but nonetheless, even having left the door unlocked they accommodated and sent me on my way with what I needed. Very cool and rustic interior. Highly recommend.

This place is in the middle of nowhere! But please drive here you will not forgot it! The smoked…read morebacon, jerky, and smoked horseradish cheddar were superb! You will leave this place happy and smelly like good wholesome smoky meat products! Yummy!!! If you are lucky the brewery down the road maybe open and it's worth the tour and the drink! My trip to NH is being mapped as I write this review! One stop for sure will be the smokehouse.

This is truly a beautiful farm & store. Stopped in yesterday, nice mid-May day. Very friendly young…read moreman saw me & opened the store, which was closed (it was about 4:30pm). Got a couple of locally made bottles of maple syrup, and maple sugar candies and maple-coated pecans. There was also fresh beef (looked fantastic), fresh eggs, and local gift items. The fellow said once the gardens start producing, they will have fresh produce. If you are in the area of the Speedway at Loudon, it's worth the 10 minute drive. The view alone is breath-taking. Top notch!

Best maple syrup we've ever had. Friendly family owned. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff!…read moreSuper efficient syrup making processes. They have maple products, meat, eggs, and produce in the summer. Highly recommend!

What a wonderful place! So so glad that we have Pasture2Plate in our town! Always amazing to…read moresupport small, local businesses with great food and the sweetest people- And Pasture2plate is a prime example of just that! I never leave this store disappointed! And their ice cream is delicious as well! Perfect spot whether you're looking for ingredients for dinner, a quick snack, or some ice cream for a sweet treat on a hot day!

Paid cash yet they refused to give their advertised 2% off. Apparently did not know how to figure…read more2% off cash with their i pad program. i will not be back. No stars

Absolutely delightful! Perfect consolation of local, artisanal and homemade deliciousness as well…read moreas some staple items. Friendly owners and staff. Can't get enough of Jane's rice pudding! Any of the baked goods, sandwiches, pizzas, etc are a win. Quintessential idyllic New Hampshire!

Sue was very friendly and helpful when I stopped in for the first time. She helped me find a…read morecustomers address. The store is very warm & welcoming. They have lotts to offer, from their artisan breads, there variety.of beverages & ready to eat meals. Lots to choose from in the gift area earrings, soy candles, lip balm, soaps & so much more. Swing in sometime & take a look around. I'm sure you'll find something you'll have to have.

Oh good lord what can I say here?…read more Let's start with the end. The baggers. Never, ever have my groceries been bagged properly. I know what you're saying "Oh, Mr. B, you're just anal retentive!" No, it's not that. You buy a cooler bag at the store so the frozen stuff can be protected on the ride south, back home. You bring a few cloth bags so they're easier to carry and not prone to breaking like plastic bags. So the bagger. There's the issue. They put crackers, pasta sauce, and dry goods in the freezer bag. And toss frozen items in with bread in the cloth bag. The other cloth bag gets more frozen items, the hot rotisserie chicken, and all the yogurt. Did this happen once? No. Twice? Hoo boy, no. It happens every time. I have given to re-bagging all my groceries when I get back to my car so my frozen items aren't stuck with hot chicken, and vice-versa. I might take some photos next time. Train your baggers! Dammit!

Nice spot! This is the newest and biggest yet. What a huge shopping place for groceries. This takes…read morea little personalized experience away, but not by large margins. Always am happy to be at any of their stores. Please move south or west! The lobster is more expensive than it used to be. That's inflation and beyond their control. As usual delicious. Thank you for the popcorn too. Nice employees and like the tie and well dressed appearances. If you're in the area this will work.

last time i went here i was a little disappointed but today i was blown away. ordered my usual and…read morethe bread was fresh, the meat sliced thin, grinder made exactly the way it should be. came in and they greeted me with a smile, got my food and the rest is history! keep your current employees and treat them well! they make great sandwiches

Got major attitude when I asked preparer to take measures to minimize cross contamination (wipe…read moredown, change gloves, use wax paper on surfaces). He was a real sour puss. I am celiac and they advertise gluten-free subs in their window. I asked for it in a bowl, which is even on their menu. Preparer didn't know what that meant. Then complained about me while I ate, saying "who comes to a sub shop if they're allergic to bread". Most other Jersey Mikes handle this with a smile. Staff at this one need major training on allergies and service with a smile.

Got a pound of each marinated steak tips. They came out perfect, quality of meat was what was…read moreexpected, didn't enjoy all the marinades but that was just for my tastes others enjoyed them. Will celebrate with their meat next summer again!

Here's my advice to potential customers~Don't go in on a Saturday when the place is run by kids who…read moreare clueless. Here's my advice for the manager. Instead of having 6 lazy kids, who ignore customers, working on a Saturday afternoon, hire two good people who understand what cuts of meat they're selling and who have customer service skills and pay them what they're worth. That's why people pay you extra instead of going to a grocery store.