A place to sit and enjoy good food and engaging conversations. A must in Oxford County to share…read morestories and mingle with the folks who live here.

Worst experience I have ever had. The proprietor, Steve, was abusive, and threatened me (along…read morewith calling me every name in the book) when I informed him I was unhappy with the cleanliness of the tent and Bar-b-que he delivered and told him that the chairs were wrong one -- We reserved the non-rusted plastic ones. He admitted that the tent was "done" and that this "was the last time he could use it" - but became so irritated that he threatened to tear it down and haul it away the day of the event - my father's 80 birthday party. A month later, when he hadn't returned my deposit I called him and he told me to come in so he could "run my card". He told me I would ge $80 back on the phone and became belligerent when I reminded him he owed me $160 - and when I went in he only gave me $70. When I went in I didn't say a word -- I just handed him my card and took an onslaught of verbal abuse. I rarely complain, but I'm a 6'3, 230 pound, 42 old male...and if I'm going to threatened to be beaten, called a "scumbag" a "a$$hole" and told "never darken my (his) door" for expressing my dissatisfaction I need to report it so that others may be wary. Take my advise, go to the grimy establishment before you have him cater your event - and see the operation. I'm filing police report, and a claim with the Better Business Bureau as a result. I really don't think there is any room for threatening customers and changing the deposit amounts based on a whim. This proprietor and this store should not be in business.

Great supermarket with so many items. Lots of great options. People working here are nice. There's…read moreso many employees! It's a busy market but it's well stocked and there's such a great selection of fresh food.

Food is poor quality…read more And hate getting groceries bagged at this location. Every single time baggers are either too busy talking and not paying attention or don't care how they bag. Over stocking and putting bananas and bread at the bottom so food is completely crushed. It's an issue every time. So tired of having to tell how to do their job. Train your employees!

Absolute trash...never have anything in stock...let spark drivers that steal.orders still deliver…read more Also when you do click to chat for help with an order you get lied to. The customer service at the store is horrible as well. Go elsewhere if at all possible

super clean and nice workers. love this store. they always have a lot of cashiers openread more

One of my favorite places to visit when I am in the area. Love the locally grown fruits and…read moreveggies, honeys, jams, and assortment of bulk items ranging from organic oats to spices and candies. The store has recently been rearranged. Happy with my little haul from today and like supporting this co-op!

I used to wander in here from time to time when I lived in the area, but I was too young and stupid…read moreto realize just what I was passing up. I have a lot of health concerns so a store like this is just what I need, and while visiting recently I popped back in to see what was up. I was immediately greeted by several staff members who apologized for their disarray - they were redoing the store and a lot of stuff was moved around and under construction. I let them know I'd been there before and had been passing through to check the place out again, and she was so relieved I had seen them before their current state. While we didn't really need any food, my boyfriend and I couldn't resist grabbing some whoopie pies on our way out. They were fairly inexpensive, and I was happy to see they were made by Hungry Hollow up on 26. The cashier told us her favorite was the pumpkin, as we had gotten that and the chocolate. Once we ate them later we wished more were purchased, because (sorry auntie!) those were the best whoopie pies I've ever had.

Hannaford was founded in 1883 in Maine. It's changed since its humble beginnings. Now it's a…read morepopular grocery chain located in the Northeast, with approximately 180 stores. They source most of their items from local farms. I've been to Hannafords in Massachusetts and now this one in North Conway. It's a nice grocery store comparable to other local ones. The prices and selection of items were also comparable. We got some essentials there during our vacation. It's located in a convenient place with other amenities nearby. There is also a Tesla supercharger right in the parking lot.

Extremely poor customer service! After 20+ years of shopping there. It's time to move on. The way I…read morewas treated they don't need me or my family as customers. The one and only positive thing is their pharmacy they are kind and helpful. With 3 other supermarkets with in a mile radius you'd think everyone would matter. Deleted my rewards account it's not worth being insulted. They can be good for an oversized convenience store, not a supermarket.

Generally good, but if you have to change the pick-up time or date, the store cannot help you. They…read morewill give you an 800 number to call, and good luck.

I shop online and husband picks up - no problems and usually if something is missing those in Pick…read moreup find the product or me - prices are far and produce selection great

We go to Madison alot for weekly things such as bread and milk, always very friendly and helpfulread more

I went in a few days after Halloween looking for small pumpkins. The manager let me know that they…read morehad none left. When he found out they were for a school project, he offered to give me as many decorative guards as I could use. How kind!

Unfortunately we live in a small Maine ski town so we have to settle for what we have unless we…read morewant to drive 25 miles or more in any direction, so therefore the locals use the store all the time. The thing that is frustrating is they seem to cater to the out of towners more than the people who are here for them year round. After the weekend, the market is empty and they restock toward the middle or the end of the week before the tourist come. Their produce is disgusting, nothing is fresh. Try to find anything in the store and it's a challenge even for the people who shop there all the time. And let me just say this about the choices, seems like whoever is ordering is only getting a brand they like and then only what they would choose. For instance they carry Brigham's ice cream, the only flavor, peppermint stick. I happen to like that type but why buy only one flavor. I've tried finding large cans on albacore solid white tuna and so many other things, that were always there before this group bought the store and can never find them. They really need to take into consideration the people who live here and maybe cater to the people who keep them in business year round!

Great little neighborhood grocery store that has reasonable hours, great parking and most things…read moreyou would expect in a supermarket. Tiny though it is. THIS IS NOT A HANNAFORD's. Lol. Most of their products are Hannaford brand, their paper bags say "Hannaford", even their name badges have the Hannaford brand. But don't dare call this a Hannaford store or the employees will give you an earful, lol. If you go there in the weekdays they have some very entertaining locals who often walk the aisles for something to do. You get shopping and entertainment all in one.

I had SUCH a good experience with Kindred Farms!! Me and 8 friends were staying at an Airbnb for…read morethe 4th and we called in a lunch order after seeing how highly rated this place was on Yelp. The reviews for this place did not steer us the wrong way. I called in and ordered 9 sandwiches/subs, and there was not a single mistake, and on the phone they told us it would take about 30 mins and they were right on the money. Every single one of us loved what we ordered. I got the Caprese Panini (and I added turkey). SO GOOD. Highly recommend. The servings are huge and the panini was so flavorful. Big fan!

Cute place. I got the chicken special sandwich. It was hot, good, and well just homey. Like someone…read moreyou know made it for you in their kitchen. The service was super nice and there was plenty of options. there wasn't anywhere to sit, but plenty of places to park, I ate in my car. Food was good, I would stop by again if I needed a quick lunch.

This store is compete with multiple public bathrooms and a self-checkout. Each time I've needed…read morehelp they've shown up in less than a minute. In some cases at certain times of week, the shopping line is a mile long. I like to be careful about when I go there.

While staying in Lovell, Maine, Hannaford was the closest supermarket around. It was worth the 30…read moremin drive given how large the selection was. There was plenty of produce, meats, snacks, and more to choose from. They even have an entire aisle full of beer, seltzers, and other canned beverages plus, an aisle worth of wine. I also spotted aperol here (not sure of the price) which was surprising since many of the nearby liquor stores or convenience stores didn't seem to have any. One thing to note, and this is especially important for those of us traveling from out of state who don't have grocery stores that sell booze (looking at you, Marylanders), everyone who is with you will need to show valid ID. The three of us all helped shop and load the groceries into check out and we weren't aware that we all needed to show ID even though only one of us was making the purchase. I made the silly mistake of leaving my wallet behind but showed a picture of my ID to the staff who reluctantly told me it was fine but to just not handle any of the booze myself. Oops! Lesson learned for next time.