Little grocery store packed with a solid selection. Had a good experience popping in here where an…read moreemployee overhead that I had a craving for eggo waffles and offered to grab a pack for us!

The only reason this place is in business is because there's literally nowhere else to go without…read moredriving 20 minutes. Be careful shopping here. The stock is OLD. Check your produce and expiration dates carefully before leaving. And I definitely wouldn't buy meat. All it would take is someone with an ounce of business sense to open a competing store and this place would be done.

Conveniently located close to Loon Mountain this is my favorite stop along the way they have…read moreeverything that I need

Small, old, run-down Price Chopper. Very narrow aisles. We just went in to grab wine for the room;…read morethere wasn't much to look at here either. Super surly cashier but I would be too, cashiers are placed directly in front of the main doors and the draft was terribly chilly.

Closest "large" grocery store near Loon, has most things you need for a ski trip. You need a price…read morechopper card though to get access to some of the advertised discounts. Location is in a strip plaza, with a Mexican restaurant El Charro right next door.

We stopped in for a quick rest break and get something to quench our thirst. The small store had a…read moregood variety of drinks and snacks. Quick transaction and back on the road. No problems!

CK is snack heaven so get ready to get your nomnom on. HUGE variety of all sorts of junk food and…read moreunreal beverage assortments. CK is for experienced/advanced snackers. This place is too mental to describe so I included PICS of just SOME of the food stations here. The coffee condiment options alone are mind-boggling. Ever hear of Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Koffey Kreemers? They got 'em here along with Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Muffins to pair at the Muff Station. All sorts of hot dogs like Kayem Reds and Cheese Wurst and on and on. Condiment-pack assortment up the whazoo. Horsey Sauce, Tabasco, Salsa Rojo, Jalapeño, BBQ, and so on. Chinese Food Buffet. Ice Cream Shake Station with dozens o' flavs. Chikin Tenders. Ice Cream Treats. Salads. Sammies. Sundries. Mega Pastry Station with Bear Claws, Cupcakes, Donuts, etc. Candy infinity. Dips. Taquitos. Popsicles forever and ever. Pizza Station. Candy Cane flav Frostys, Mocha Machines, Crappuccino Machines and on and on. Chips of all types and weird ones too. Cheese your hunger away with Combos of all types like Buffalo Ranch, Pizza, and on and on. You never saw a better and more bigger spread of junk-food options and never-seen-before items, I promise. Gallon-sized take-home Super Mega Giant Big Gulp Mugs for $3.99. Cheap-as-can-be prices like dollar dogs (including the "premium" dogs). Load 'em up sky high with condiments that you never knew existed and nuke 'em in the nukers. Unreal. Ausum sauce. Staff was friendly AF and very helpful. I'll be back to munch mega with Moey. Treat yourself to a junk-food feast, YELPers! -YOLO! Please Remember to Snack Responsibly.

This is a very cool store to poke your head into. They have two incredible taxidermy moose heads…read morewhich are shockingly large (I've never seen a moose in person). They also have a little exhibit of their blue ribbons for their maple syrup. There's a solid collection of camping essentials, a wall of candy, some local soda, insanely beautiful bottles of mead. But the main reason for my 5 stars is their maple candy. Made with with their own maple sugar it's some of the best I've ever tasted (and I always get maple candy in VT, ME, anywhere I find it). Melts in your mouth and strong maple flavor--a must try!

If you are on a trip nearby and have forgotten an essential item such as soap, drinks, bug spray…read morethis may be a good place to stop by if you can't find a Walmart. It is a bit pricey (bug spray was $10). You can also find souvenirs, I purchased some local coffee (it was good ). The general store is clean and the staff that helped me were super nice. Overall I would say if you are looking for souvenirs, there are other options close by with a wider assortment of things to choose from. If you are looking for essentials you didn't pack this would be a good place to check out just know that it is a bit pricey.

Everything seemed fresh. I opted for the Clam Chowder Soup. And while it could have been served a…read morelittle hotter, it had great taste and consistency. I also had the Caesar Salad. The salad was large, and had plenty of croutons. They provide you with packaged Caesar dressing so you can put as little or much on yourself.

This is probably one of the best gas stations I've ever stopped at. Of course it has gas -…read morenecessary - and clean bathrooms - helpful. But the true surprise is the incredible deli, assortment of brand products and great shopping for local ware. Our sandwiches were delicious!!! And we had to try a whoopie pie (which to be honest we always thought of as a southern dish). All in all a great stop.

JUNE 2026. Penguin was here…read more Got some desserts . Some donuts. There's cake in the fridges. Pies and cookies. Got and cold food

We've been going to Wayne's for decades when we come up to the White Mountains for vacation. Mostly…read morefor worms and fishing licenses but also for beer and the occasional grocery provision. The place has always been a bit worn and dirty but it was fine because the prices were fine and it wasn't like I was buying sushi. However, as of 2025, there are no prices on almost anything and the beer/alcohol is exorbitantly overpriced. A 4-pack of High Noons was $14 and a 4-pack of a local hard cider was $20! Seriously! It almost felt as though when the guy was ringing it up, he was applying a tourist tax -- What should've been about $20 came out closer to $35. What a rip.

Looks like just a gas station at first glance, but the gift shop inside is surprisingly good. The…read morebiggest win here is the pricing, which is way more reasonable than the surrounding stores. If you're looking for a T shirt, sweatshirt, magnet, ornament, or other simple souvenirs without paying crazy prices, this is a great stop. I found an antique looking sweatshirt for 25 dollars and a really unique magnet for 5 dollars. It is not the typical copy and paste souvenir shop either. They actually have more unique finds and a really nice local feel that sets it apart.

This is a humble family run shop where I always get my white mountain parking permit. They are…read morealways nice. Never busy. So I can quickly get permits and snacks pronto!

So honestly there isn't much special about this particular gas station architecturally, or what's…read moreoffered for service or products. Our stop was short and happen to be per chance. The mural with the alien caught my attention where I'm like "ummmm wtf is this?" but then I read that this was the site of the first modern alien abduction story (I don't know what to believe about UFO/aliens. I'm basically agnostic about it, I'm open to the idea but don't really feel strongly about aliens being real. However, I do believe that maybe we have been visited before; please reference 'Chariot of the Gods' by Erich von Däniken, this is why I say the first 'modern' UFO experience) and I was like "oh shit, I know this story!" yet had no clue this occured here in the granite state. There's photocopied articles on presentation boards hanging up on the walls, the bathroom supposedly plastered with articles but was closed at the time of our visit. Government conspiracy to keep the truth from the public???? Probably, more likely, a busted porcelin god. I digress. Whether or not this is a true story, it was kind of cool to visit the site. I would never go out of my way to visit here as there isn't really anything exciting to see. Just trinkets, t-shirts, and gas-station nutrition with the main feature being gas for the car. There are little alien trinkets and t-shirts to say you were at this modest gas station in the White Mountains where this famous abduction took place. My wife got excited with an alien doll with velcro hands. We bought it, it is now her co-pilot secured to her seat. A reminder that this is a weird, curious, wonderful existence we live. Sometimes the greatest finds, are the things you were not looking for.

JULY 18TH, 2026 BOTTLESGONEWILD were here…read more Got Some Gasoline. $4.20 per Gallon. There's also a convenience store inside.