Stinson's is the best! Landmark in Hanover with friendly service. Has everything you need.read more

This is like a NYC style corner store/wine and beer shop. Everything from cigs to batteries and…read moreMD40 to Pinot Grigio... I was in the mood for wine, and there is a large selection. There are a lot more beers. So many speciality and imported beers. Donna, it was a pleasure to meet you! And thanks for the great suggestion - I enjoyed my afternoon.

These stores are amazing. Great selection, amazing prices and lots of help when I know what I want…read morebut can't seem to locate it. The store aisles are wide and well lit. Shopping here ahead of a holiday was a little different than past trips. After quickly finding the essentials I noticed the line for the checkout went across the front of the store and up an outside aisle. I started getting nervous that I'd be in line for an hour but soon noticed the line was constantly moving. There was one main line and the fist available checkout person took the next in line. So...in a matter of minutes I was up to the front and getting checked out. Efficient trip and managed to get everything I needed. Love these stores!!!

Nice selection of bourbons at MSRP. The service was terrific - I was unaware that there are two…read moredifferent types of NH liquor stores. One has a larger offering than the other so be sure to ask around.

I'm from NY and stopped here on my way home from Vermont…read more You really have to know your prices of liquor and wine. Some items on sale were steeply discounted compared to NY suburb prices. Others not. I suggest you stick with sale items if you're not sure. Store is inviting and pleasant.

Well it's not like we have a choice of where to buy booze up here. As we all know, "Live Free or…read moreDie" only applies to freedom of which church to go to (so long as you're there bright and early Sunday morning you sinner). For the rest of our weekend activities, our only option for hard alcohol is the big government liquor store. But anyway, this government store is actually awesome. Big selection of all types of liquor, pretty much anything you've ever heard of. Big selection of wines too, curated surprisingly well for being out here in the middle of nowheresville. Prices are reasonable and much lower than private-market stores like the Coops, Hannaford, etc. The store is efficient, down-to-earth, and safe, with good parking. Their website is excellent: useful, simple and efficient. I recommend checking it out before going to the store. It lists all of their items, and the complete current price list, including sales. It shows exactly what's in stock at each store location (IIRC it is updated each morning).

Good selection of cans with an emphasize on local craft beers. Can come from Breweries like four…read morequarters, lawsons, hermithrush, frost works, Burlington beer company, alchemists . Most you buy with four pack but there are some that come in single cans but you pay more of a premium for those. Not much selection of bottles when we were there. Maybe because they haven't stocked up recently. There is also a selection of wines (reds, whites, sparkling and limited sake) with affordable pricing.

Stopped by here to get a bottle of wine to celebrate our engagement before heading over to…read morecloudland farms. The owner was so kind and friendly. He was talking to us about the restaurant and how great the food selection was. When we told him about our engagement, he even gave us a free bottle of wine to celebrate. We were so honored and touch by his kindness and will never ever forget it- we even had our airline package it for us so we can celebrate in the future. Would highly recommend this store!

I really liked this place. I unfortunately came during covid, so the experience was much more…read morelimited, but I would easily come back here. I did order a grilled cheese, and this was probably the best grilled cheese from a cheese shop i've ever had. Was it mind blowing, no, but it was darn good. Will easily come back here the next time i'm in Vermont.

High end quality, curated items. Went here two weekends ago and tried some different cheeses. The…read morecheesemonger was very knowledgeable! I ended up getting the Cabot/jasper hills cheddar and my husband got another cheddar. And I couldn't pass up some of the other items like maple popcorn and buttercrunch.

great sandwiches, very cool Vermont classics, friendly staff. Love stopping here for food, snacks,…read moreand good vibes

This best Cuban sando in all of New England, stop in and grab a bite and some maple syrup too…read more And don't forget the baked goods

This is a beautiful store, full of variety of wines, spirits, beers and liquors. Very spacious…read moreaisle, easy to walk around. Sections are clearly marked, can be seen from far. Excellent prices. A lot of the items have discounted price listed. Lots of parking spots in front of the store. They also have curbside pickup spots. I came here to get a bottle of Moscato. An associate helped me to find the Moscato section and to pick a brand. He was very friendly. Checkout was also quick and easy.

Nice location .. very close to the main shopping area. This place was called something else - as…read morebottle redemption. Not sure if it's the same :) I'm reviewing this for bottle redemption. They have some really good collection. Very nice parking facility . Lots of space . Very good Vermont based local IPas. Lots of local beers and others . Nice collection of wines too. They don't sell cigarettes. Just cigars. A little pricey but considering the location it's ok . Good experience overall .

Stopped here on a random visit through and didn't regret. Well maybe my wallet did :)…read more This parking lot was easy to access and store was clean. I am a bournon hunter so I like to check stores as I travel through various states. I grabbed a few bottles that I had been looking for (no unicorns) but this place really had a decent selection for it being a smaller store. At least for whiskeys where my expertise is. Cashier was friendly on exit. Definitely would stop here again.

A relic of a bygone era when local store owners were common. Chapman's has a red store front on the…read moreroad but a different hue on Google. That means it was repainted. The staff don't do a good job greeting strangers. 2 cashiers were talking shop (in the literal sense). It sells cards, soap, imported wines (I checked, almost all CA, NY), toys, some local flair, books, red hats, candy canes, syrup, tools, gemstones and pet food. #Yankees Rebel review: 3

best sub around....chicken also amzing...also baked good diiffret..........................read more

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.