I'm not sure why there are so many bad reviews for this liquor store…read more We're coming from a state that had hard liquor, grocery and convenience stores. So going to a dedicated liquor store is somewhat new to us, the selection was actually quite good for whiskey. The rum selection could have been better. Really, it is good service and plus an atmosphere. Your liver will enjoy it..

We visit friends in New Hampshire each year in September. My husband's first stop after we arrive…read morein Manchester is to go to the liquor store and stock up with wine, etc. as gifts and for our enjoyment during our stay. In Maryland, there are lots of liquor stores that are individually owned with prices across the board. They sell everything, beer, wine, hard liquor, etc. Our grocery stores are not permitted to sell wine and beer in the stores. It is a different concept for us to have liquor sold only by the state and wine and beer to be sold in grocery stores. He has always found the prices and selection here to be very good. The store is well-laid-out, and the staff is always pleasant and helpful when he asks questions. There is plenty of parking, as well as handicap parking.

My first time walking into BBB was the same week I moved to New Hampshire…read more.. "Do you have any other glassware? I just moved here from Cali and only own two coffee mugs at the moment." "Two mugs?! Sh*t! Call the Red Cross! You can have this one for free!" Since then, Bert's was my own craft beer oasis in the granite state and I was a loyal customer, often visiting twice a month and sometimes even twice a week (don't let my low check-in count fool you). Staff here were top notch. Though familiar with the most popular brews from the North East, my knowledge of the New Hampshire craft beer scene was paltry at best due to the low demand for such beers in trading forums. Staff at Bert's always demonstrated an eagerness to help me out and knowledge of local breweries, even inquiring about my preferred styles and flavor profiles and then compiling a list of beers they thought I would enjoy! And they weren't beer snobs either. Just good folks who enjoy drinking. Anyway, the selection at Bert's is pretty solid and there is a nice mix of local brews, east coast beers, a few west coast beers, local mead, and local hard cider. I recommend checking out the following: -Southern Tier: They are from NY. The seasonal stuff is pretty good. Right now they should have a pumpkin beer available called "Pumpking" and that is hands down my favorite pumpkin beer. Buy a couple bottles. Drink one now and save one for later when Southern Tier comes out with "Creme Brûlée." Mix those two and you will get what tastes like vanilla pumpkin pie. -Brooklyn Brewery: Their regular stuff is unimpressive but some of the seasonals and large bottles are worth trying. -Maine Brewing Co: Beer from here is much easier to find these days but the beer is quality stuff. Never had a bad beer from them. If you're lucky, Bert will have "Lunch" in stock. -Funky Bow: Also from Maine. Beers are good. IPA lovers will enjoy "G-String" while coffee enthusiasts will be wise to check out "Midnight Special." -Pipeworks: A local brewery. I'm a fan of their IPAs. Bert has fresh crowlers in the cooler and they are all rather affordable. -Moonlight Meadery: Local honey wine. A must try for any mead fan. -Local hard cider in the cooler closest to the front of the store. Very impressive. NH grows some of the best apples I've had and that translates into pretty darn good cider. ___Tips___ -Follow them on twitter! They often announce arrivals on twitter and the most popular bottles will sell out in a matter of hours. I've rushed to Bert's after work on a few occasions just to get a bottle of Canadian Breakfast Stout. So good! -They will also announce tastings. Beer tastings occur on Tuesdays and Fridays. -Bert also ages beers for a few years and puts them on sale from time to time. They will usually be located on a table in the back. I just wanted to say thank you for supplying me with beer during my time in New England. And sorry for bouncing. In typical John B. fashion, I moved somewhere without telling a soul. I doubt I'll ever be back in Manchester. But if I am ever in the area, Bert's will always be a stop for me.

I just had a great experience with Bert's Better Beers! I saw on Facebook that you can email them…read morefor pickup (though I think you can go in and browse yourself now, too). I emailed and said I was looking for a mixed pack of 10 beers - hoping to get some NH IPAs (all styles). I arrived and they were waiting for me, the gentleman who checked me out was super friendly, too. I've sampled a couple and am super happy with taking their recommendations blindly!

This place is great!! New location is way more convenient. If they don't have it, they will find…read moreit. Great family run store ! Support your local merchant. Because if you don't buy local, Than it's bye local.

Warm & knowledgeable customer service and plenty of parking. Discount given for re-use of their…read morepaperboard 6-pack container- this usually gets me $2+ to $3+ off my 6 pack of selections. Multiple coolers of varied, stand alone cans and bottles for those who enjoy a variety of sips.

Staff was super helpful when looking for a special bottle of bourbon. Highly recommend this store…read more State run so prices are good if you can find that special bottle in stock.

NHL&WO is the place. A reasonable selection of hard liquor and a very nice array of wine. Even…read morebetter, Tyler is da man - he knows his wine! The store is compact and the parking is super easy and plentiful. Hours are good as well. Big thumbs up!

Me and my friend over there two or three times a day him and his wife are very very nice peopleread more

Great team of workers. They were all friendly and extremely helpful and kind....They go above and…read morebeyond to help u find what you're looking for and in giving u suggestions....

Are you kidding me? Cheap tax-free booze?…read more Color me there every time I'm in New Hampshire!

This place is currently close due to a flood from the fire suppression system, but we look forward…read moreto it opening again. I swung by to pick up a bottle of bourbon (week before it closed) I saw on the website and couldn't find it. Spoke to manager who said if I could come back the next day he would find it for me. Sure enough, he find the missing case. A+ service. Cashiers are always friendly too

Today I purchased a bottle of Big Fire Pinot Noir from this location…read more Surprise! It's vinegar! I called to see if there was any recourse, and was hung up on. Thanks bunches, kids! Just to be clear, I approached this knowing that it was unlikely anything could be done. This sort of thing can happen, and I was prepared to cut my losses. But to be hung up on was a bit much.

Food: I got the meat raviolis, and a blueberry-cello lemonade. Both were fantastic! The drink had…read morefresh fruit and was tasty without being overly sweet. The raviolis were flavorful and perfectly cooked. Service: The service was great. The waitress was helpful and warned us that the kitchen was running a little behind from the start. Ambience: The restaurant is cozy and well organized. They spaced tables out to make dining nooks that foster an intimate environment. There is limited street parking though so leave time to find a spot or walk a few blocks.

Mangia is an Italian restaurant located just off Elm St. parking is limited, but that is the only…read morething that wasn't perfect about the experience. The interior supports family events as well as intimate dinners. The service was excellent, and the menu superior. I had fettuccine Alfredo with veal - absolutely amazing!

Walked in and received a cold greeting from the server. She didn't ask if it was our first time and…read moredidn't explain the difference between the lunch and dinner AYCE menus. We came at lunchtime so asked for the lunch menu, but reading through the reviews, it seems like we should've gone with the dinner menu if we wanted sashimi. The food was as generally good, but we didn't care for the chicken fried rice. We expected fried rice with veggies and egg, but got rice that was doused in soy sauce and fried. Not the best, but we ate it because we didn't want to be charged. The sunrise roll was pretty good but the snapper on top wasn't the best cut of fish which meant there were some chewy bits and part of it tasted odd. The real stand out items were the tempura veggies, tempura chicken, beef teriyaki, and salmon cucumber roll. The plum mule was the best cocktail we tried, but the cocktails were generally good. The dessert mochi was a solid way to finish the meal. $5 per two piece order or free if you pay cash.

Food was tasty, server was super busy but she was nice. Lychee martini was not very good.read more

Bunny's is my favor7te store. All paws up. Loving it. the food is truly gourmet, the service quick…read moreand honest, and the store itself clean well stocked. Perfect for any white cotton tail snow storm! Love, Cassie

Definitely the worst store to go too The blonde lady that is always there is rude and the female…read moreowner doesn't know what she is doing and is very rude I mean it's a big store but it's nothing compared to a lot of other stores and the prices are outrageous Don't ever go here