We are in Littleton 10 to 12 times a year and this has always been my regular stop to pick up…read moredrinks and snacks for the hotel room, and to shop for groceries before going home. Love this supermarket. They also sell hoodies and tee shirts for some of Littleton's sports teams (not sure of the sport lol.... Gooo sports!) and I've bought a couple and love them.

They continuously don't open enough check out lanes and normal 5-7 people waiting to go thru. Try…read moreany other food store in the area.Management doesn't seem concerned about making their customers wait in line.

Great local produce with competitive prices plus fresh meats, fish and cheese…read more We grabbed coffee, tuna, scones and other goods for home. People are nice and the store is very clean. You do not need to be a member to buy here.

Nice size store, easy to find whatever you are looking for. The personal are very helpful! ,…read morecheerful and kind

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.

The town of Franconia, NH is known for Robert Frost but each year, this quiet town sponsors…read moreFounders Day and once again the Wicked Horned Smart Band performed before the fireworks. A few thousand people attend this Rockin function and it feels like Woodstock. Food trucks and beer garden in the park on a perfect summer night.

Nice little roadside grocery/ convenience store with a deli. I didn't see any hot food items in the…read morewarning trays when I was there later in the day, but the deli was still open. They had a nice selection of goods and we grabbed some groceries to keep us fed as we explored Franconia without a plan. I grabbed a (huge) box of mini chocolate cookies from the bakery area and they were absolutely delicious! I would've eaten the whole box of cookies if it were socially acceptable. They also sold coffee in a little coffee room off to the side, and you could add flavors and stuff to your cup. They have a nice little set up here! It's clean and convenient! They also have some New Hampshire and Franconia souvenirs if you wanted those, too.

We came through late in the day looking for a 6-pack of PBR and some bottled water. It was 90…read moredegrees out, we were hot and tired and just wanting to get some beer to sit in a river with. This Shaw's is tiny and dirty. The clientele were especially rough and menacing, and once again (like we get at every Shaw's!) stared at us like they had never seen a trans person in their lives. The thing that really struck us about all the cashiers is how miserable they all looked. After we checked out we walked past a gauntlet of three empty registers with cashiers lazily staring at us, knowing we didn't belong there. Silly us, we were happy to find a grocery store with a name we recognized- Mom and Pop places don't have corporate policies on discrimination and often aren't smart enough not to tell people to go to hell when they complain. That said, I never, ever have had a good experience at Shaw's. This was the smallest, the dirtiest, and the creepiest one I've been to yet, and I think this is largely determined by its location- Woodsville, New Hampshire.

This store only receives a two and it is solely out of convenience and being open on Thanksgiving…read more They usually have everything I need except on certain occasions. This location is dirty. It smells. And some of the employees are lacking good hygiene as well as a good attitude.

Very good sandwiches- you pay a premium but for quality contents. I got #1- Turkey, cheese,…read morelettuce , tomato and mustard wrap( quite good). They also sell wine, produce, meats, jams, soups, etc. not your typical grocery store items. Staff is nice with plenty of parking

My mind is blown. How can a small little sandwich shop in a landlocked wooded area have the BEST…read morecold lobster rolls? Way better than Luke's Lobster. It was flavorful, bread was nice and buttery, just absolute perfection. I would suggest getting two if you want to be full, but well worth the price.

Our go to super market in the White Mountains. Plenty of product, cheaper prices and relatively…read morequick check out. They train their staff to exhibit courtesy and efficiency, even kids in their teens. The store is always clean and the isles are wide.

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

As I've said before, this general store is my go to place for propane, lottery tickets, fresh…read moremeats, baked goods and beer. Today, it's propane for my grill. Service has improved and interior and exterior have been cleaned up in recent years

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

While visiting Walmart, discovered I needed assistance to find a particular product. As I was…read morewalking down an aisle, I encountered an employee wearing the usual Walmart vest and asked her if she could help me. Her response was "I'm not on the clock" and walked away. If this is how management trains their employees to respond to a customer's request, no wonder the store gets such bad ratings. Whether or not the employee is "on the clock," they should respond to such a request by offering guidance or finding someone who is "on the clock" to provide assistance. In my employment history, had I responded in such a fashion, whether or not I was actually working, I would probably have been fired or at least reprimanded. While I was totally disgusted with the employee, as time passes I find it is Walmart management that holds responsibility for this type of behavior in their employees.

Poor poor customer service they have like 20 registers and there's never any open. You always have…read moreto go through the self check out. I pay a good price. I expect to be waited on by a human. Very poor service always long lines store looks like crap.