Very well run and friendly business. Excellent selection of high quality meats and fish and…read morecomplementary grocery items. Always looking out for customer. Very convenient location just off Main St in Wolfeboro.

We LIVE on Mill St's fare during the summer! Some marinated steak tips or chicken breasts to throw…read moreon the grill, potato salad for Hubs and Asian noodle salad for me, and a bunch of asparagus, and dinner's done. Nice staff, too.

Amazing find, family operated farm with great veggies and amazing meat selection! Beautiful…read morerestored farm house and the barns around take you back in time.

We love Top of the Hill. Even though we found their prices to be a little expensive the quality is…read moresuperior as is the service.

Can't believe I'm the first to review this location of Van Otis chocolates, but here goes. First,…read moreit's expensive, but that's because it is the BEST. Everything in this chocolate store is better than the same version anywhere else in the area (e.g., Kellerhaus [Weirs Beach], Lee's [Meredith] and even Rocky Mountain Chocolate, formerly in Tilton, but now closed). And as many reviewers of the (original) Manchester location have stated, their Swiss Fudge - which really isn't fudge as most know it - is amazing and the reason we HAVE to stop anytime we're nearby. And the darker the better! I also really like their English Toffee, which makes others (see list above) taste a bit "chemically" (have done some head to head comparisons for that item). (My wife wants me to add that the Semi-Sweet truffles at Rocky Mountain WERE the best - and only place to get - THAT particular flavor of truffle, but they are no longer open ). But that Swiss Fudge at Van Otis is still the one to beat, and we both agree on that!

I'll admit if it weren't for my girlfriend I would have never stepped foot in this store. But I'm…read moreglad I did. They had a huge selection of fresh food and dry goods. I picked up some local goat cheese that was about half the price of some I grabbed at the IGA up here. Friendly staff, cute store.

I LOVE this place. It's a natural food store and it has everything you might need - biodegradable…read moresoaps and shampoos, bulks grains, frozen foods, herbs and vitamins. Really great to have a place like this around.

Rude, unfriendly, over-priced. Will not be going back. Bought a few items and left to find a much…read morebetter local farm/produce market.

We went to Devylders farm after my sister in law raved. The minute we got out of the car, I was…read morehappy! The basil plants were amazing! We went inside and the fruits and veggies were beautiful. We started looking at tomatoes and Dennis (owner?) insisted on getting us more to choose from. We had a nice little conversation about growing basil while they were pricing tubs of corn chowder. Dennis asked if we liked corn chowder and we said yes, so he told us he was giving us a tub of his to try cause it will be the best we ever had! While it wasn't the best I've ever had, it was pretty damn near close! The corn was great, the tomatoes were great, the squash was great! The pick your own blueberries were delightful! We will definitely be back again after a super experience! PS it's a little farther down the road than you think it will be, keep going... Trust me

Recently purchased two Winnipesaukee Chocolate bars from Dave's Fresh Pasta in Somerville. These…read moreweren't cheap at $6 each, but I like to try new brands, you never know what you'll find. These were horrible. Very waxy, very little flavor. Overpriced, and not good quality. Don't bother.

From the owner: Hand-crafted, small batch chocolate confections: bars, toffees, caramels, truffles. Using local and…read moreorganic ingredients and sourcing directly from the farm whenever possible. All of our chocolates are whole food based; we do not use corn syrup, added sugars or other preservatives, nor do we use extracts or other flavorants,

I was very excited to go there, and had in my mind a real penny candy store, but it's a misnomer…read morefor sure. You can get 8 candies for a dollar, which is kind of high, or $24 a pound chocolates lol. I wouldn't go back as it's just too expensive. I asked why it's called penny candy, and they said it's the owner's name. Lol.

Not sure if it was the owner we encountered today but she was very rude! Got kids candy anyway…read more Next time we will take our business elsewhere! Have a great day