amazing store with excellent products. Helpful staff. I needed custom bedding and they helped. Been…read moreusing their product for years and the quality has stood the test of time. Same excellent quality as 20 years ago!

You should under NO circumstances buy Anichini linens, unless you are using them only for show and…read moredon't care about the price. We had their sheets for years, and they were fantastic. But in the last three years or so, they must have lost the formula, or lost access to suitable raw materials. Simply put, the sheets are uncomfortable, on top of being expensive. And what's worse, they won't acknowledge the obvious fact - rub your hands on the sheets - that their sheet quality has suffered in recent years (likely due to pandemic supply chain issues, as several other linen suppliers acknowledge has affected them). You are much better off buying linens at Macy's Hotel collection sheets. The quality is far superior, the sheets are softer, and they cost less than half (even more when on sale, which is often).

The Town of New London is blessed in that, despite its relatively small size, it has a regional…read moreimpact due to services and amenities in the Kearsarge/Mount Sunapee area. And one of these important facets is two pharmacies coexisting in town. Roberts-Scarlett Pharmacy occupies a relatively small footprint in one of the iconic strip malls in town, yet every square foot is used to service the customer. Service is superb, always a smile from the attendants, always a recommendation, and then in the back, attentive pharmacists who will answer any questions. Their product selection is quite varied, especially on orthopedics, vitamins, cold/flu stuff, and the like. All of it reasonably priced, providing great value to the customer. And by the way, it is the only pharmacy in the area that takes Tricare, the military/veteran prescription network. Truly an important presence in the community.

Excellnt and personal service. Provides the caring touch so often lost in larger, corporate…read moreorganizations.

My GF and I were on vacation in VT and we went here over the weekend and had a great convo with…read moreDarren, we bought some juice and a device and we'll definitely take make a day trip back up from MA to grab more juice in the near future. Darren was awesome and helped us tremendously!

I have someone I work with who needed to move from smoking to vaping for a new personal caregiver…read morewho is sensitive to cigarette smoke. I know NOTHING about vaping and went in for help. Darron was incredibly kind, understanding, and helpful in setting me up with an inexpensive system to start with. He demonstrated how to use the device which we made a video of and he has been quick to answer a few more questions over email. Whatever your vaping needs are, Monadnock Vapor is an excellent place to get what you need. Thank you, Darron!!

I've visited this shop several times. It is not a thrift shop…read more& mostly not fine antiques. They have a lovely selection of different types of things. All are very well priced. And they have delightful burritos & such. Nice spot to check out

Walked in and then walked right back out when I saw how outrageous the prices are!! Crazy expensiveread more

Just picked up my new frames at Artisan eyewear and I love them. Natalie provides excellent quality…read moreand service with all of her eyewear. She helped me find a great pair and had custom magnetized sunglasses made to fit. So pleased. There's a wide selection of stylish frames so Artisan Eyewear is the place to find your next new look. Thanks, Natalie!

I like to shop local and wanted to pop in and see about giving my business to Natalie who went…read moreabove and beyond with helping me pick out some flattering frames for my face shape. I could not be happier with my choice of Theo Tottori frames and glad we ended up tinting my lenses a tad. Thank you so much for all your help and I look forward to doing more future business with you in the years to come.

I was glad to visit this stand, which offers fresh vegetables and fruits, cheeses, and other VT…read moresourvenirs such as T-Shirts and trinkets. There is a seasonal Christmas shop that could be interesting when it is open. Also, you can pop across the street to check out some very cute registered Holstein cows and calves and be greeted by friendly cats. If you go, parking is limited but staff are very nice and welcoming.

Finding aged cheese on the wheel that you can buy a slice of is getting harder and harder to do…read more Farmer Hodge's has it! We got some wonderful jams and unusual relish that we could sample in the store. Their butternut squash looked so good that we bought 2 even though we wouldn't be home to use it for another week. The t-shirts and other souvenir things are available almost as an after-thought. There is so much to look at that I am surprised it all fits in that one unassuming little farm stand.

There are simply no words to describe how phenomenal Sally was. We searched far and wide for a…read morephotographer who really understood what we wanted- nothing cheesy, just authentic pictures that captured our love. And boy did Sally do that! She stepped up without question when our original plans were thwarted due to COVID and drove 2 hours to capture our elopement. The pictures were beyond perfect and Sally was such a pleasure to work with! We can't wait for next year when we get to work with her again for our wedding part II!

Just another average gift shop. Have all the souvenirs that you can think of... keychains,…read moreclothing, trinkets... you name it they got it. They do have a large selection of Vermont maple syrup and locally made foodsie items like jams, peanut butter, etc. Taking a walk over the bridge for the view right next door is a must!

So this is a store where you can buy your Vermont souvenirs: hats, shirts, shorts, underelwear,…read morepins, stupid rocks not native to the area but are related to nature, postcards, and the maple candies that taste weird 'cause it's maple but are a necessary evil to represent the maple industry of Vermont, but also maple syrup. A little something for everyone. I don't care about most of that, it's just more clutter for the home. But there are patches here, the only thing I collect for my travels. There's a Vermont one, and a Queechee Gorge patch available. There's a food counter attached to this place with outdoor seating. It's reasonably priced. Just got a chilli cheese dog before hitting the road again. It was mediocre to good.