4.5 stars from us!…read more Amazing sandwiches with the best homemade bread to ever grace our presence! Loved the atmosphere and the outdoor seating. Seemed to be on the pricier side of things, but I would definitely come back for more! Solid sandwich with classic New England roots!

If you haven't been to the Newfields country store, you're missing out on a rare gem in NH…read more Delicious!

Always a pleasure to shop here. Friendly workers & fresh food. A nice variety of prepared meals…read moreas well.

Won't be back. I shop here weekly and sometimes more. The woman in the deli with the brunette hair…read morepulled back in a bun is typically rude, but today was the last time I will have to deal with her. What bothered me the most wasn't that she ordered sweet Elsie to write down what I wanted, or that she took pleasure in informing me "it was going to be a while because we have a lot of orders", "just so ya know", as if my ordering a chicken salad and a tuna wrap at their deli was a inconvenience. What was problematic, was after waiting 20 minutes (and filling my carriage while shopping and checking back in), I then witnessed 3 men (who seemed to be regulars) place their order, which was then expedited, and their sandwiches were then handed to them within minutes. When I finally received my 2 sandwiches, I checked to make sure they were what I had ordered and they were missing most of the ingredients that sweet Elsie had so painstakingly transcribed. When I brought it to the brunette's attention that the sandwiches were missing ingredients she wasn't pleased. She grabbed a pad of paper to take my order once again and I informed her she keep her sandwiches and the carriage full of food I had collected while waiting and being passed over for customers who are prioritized. I am fairly certain this is a family owned business. She's probably part owner. She obviously hates her job. It's unfortunate, but I don't have time for this nonsense. I'll spend my money else where. McKinnon's is also very good.

What a golden find! We took the old truck out on this…read morebeautiful October day and found Apple Annie's tucked away in the hill's of Brentwood. A small family apple orchard, it prides itself on organic produce and low spray apples. The also have unpasteurized apple cider which for me, is the best and the most flavorful. As it was late in the season, we picked our own bag from off the tree's and the ground for a bargain of .50cents a pound. We also got gallon of cider. I also spied produce,homemade pies, cookies, and preserves. I loved how they used an old scale to weigh the apples. So cool! This is a special place, and reminded me of my childhood in Vermont when I used to go to the local cider mill where all the locals and yellow jackets gathered.

A big bag of Macs, excellent apples. The orchard is small so easy to get around, nice quite…read morelocation not crowed at all. Nice variety of apples! Friendly staff.

This is my favorite store to visit when I am in Exeter. The teas are fantastic, they are my treat…read moreat the end of a long day. And I always make sure to stock up on Wunder Budder salve for my hands and the different lip balms, I want them all! They have great gift ideas for friends and family. The owner is so friendly and knowledgeable, I always end up spending time in the store chatting with her. I can't wait to go again!

The best cranberry sauce I have ever had is their bourbon cranberry sauce which they don't make…read moreanymore. I wrote to them and asked where I could buy it because I didn't realize that it was not a current product and I just love it. They explained that they didn't carry it anymore and to my great surprise Trina sent me the recipe. That's the way a company should operate. They are tremendous. I also have the three pepper ketchup which is so so so so good. A great company with people who care and great products.

There is no real answer for 'how good is this ketchup?'. It is simply stunning, it's the way…read moreketchup should have always been regarding its taste. I cannot believe more people don't know about it, the flavor is really that amazing. For burgers, for fries and anything else you consider ketchup for, this is the perfect answer.

This might be my favorite spot in greater Boston!! They sell the most amazing baked goods but also…read morea ton of artisanal and local products from honeys and jams to cheeses and chocolate. The staff were super friendly and the cheddar scone that I had was out of this world!

From the owner: Local specialty foods shop.read more

Muddy River Smokehouse is now Portside Seafoods. There's a new logo, the interior is supposedly…read moredifferent, and a new menu is taped to the window. We looked at it today and I think the menu looks really touristy, sort of like Weathervane or Newick's. Lots of fried seafood platters, and not much that seems interesting or creative, but maybe there's a page of specials that isn't in the window. This could be a good move for the owners - summer's coming and in Portsmouth, that's tourist season. Tourists come to Portsmouth and say things like "I'm on the ocean, I want seafood." Portsmouth isn't on the ocean but that's okay, whatever makes the tourists happy. I look forward to trying Portside Seafoods and I hope it's surprisingly interesting and fun. Quick edit (7/10/10): Portside Seafoods was open for a month or two, was sold, and is now under renovation. Again.

"I do not want a pickle ... I just wanna ride my motorsickle."…read more Dropped in with my old man and my brother and sister-in-law for some brew and some hot food. Three inches of snow had fallen in the last four hours; cars' tires were spinning a bit, people were slippin and slidin on the slick of the downtrodden snow on the sidewalks, and a general white-ness filled the air and the sky. You could see the cold. Which is why, of course, that I was in desperate need for fried pickles. Mmm-mmm. Pickle chips doused in batter and fried to a deep delicious golden brown with Texas tartar sauce and buffalo wing dip. Tasty. There's a good selection of beers in this joint and, to my delight, the left coast was represented with Anchor Steam and Sierra Nevada. I opted for a Smutty Nose Pale Ale with my pickles. The pulled pork quesadillas were tender and tasty with a sweet, tangy BBQ sauce and pepper jack with a huge dollop of sour cream on the side. My only gripe was that they were served on a thin piece of butcher paper that, upon getting more and more damp in the process of eating the damn thing, would come off in pieces and inevitably get ingested with the rest of the forkful. %DV of Wood Pulp? 100! Apparently there's a FREAKIN' MASSIVE platter of orgiastic proportions called THE SQUEALER. I can't say that I'd ever try to partake in this, but essentially it's a veritable shitload of pork on a plate and you gotta eat it ALL in an hour. If you're able to complete this formidable task, you get it free. A line of photographs by the front door shows some people who had accomplished the feat and others who had not. What was amusing to me was how many big, fat guys wearing baseball hats failed, and how many cute young women emerged victorious. Yay, you go, girl! Enough. Good place, pleasant atmosphere, good food. Pass me those damn fried pickles, please.

Came here for the strawberry festival and it was a really nice farm outing. U-pick quarts were $11…read moreand very much worth it for the sweet and juicy strawberries. They had a tractor that took you up the hill to some newly opened patches, but the line was long. We opted for the patches within close walking distance that still had a lot of strawberries. There's plenty of things to do for both adults and children. A fun obstacle course, giant sandbox, tire swings, and chicken feeding for kids. Hard cider, live music, a couple food carts, a mini craft pop-up and farm market/bakery for adults. There was also a strawberry shortcake and fresh cider donut stand. The pulled pork from the PitchFork food cart was plentiful and affordable. Lots of seating with umbrellas and it never felt super crowded. Parking across the street was easy. Only comment is wayfinding signage for the U-pick could be improved. More festivals like pollinator and cherry will be in the coming weeks, and we'd definitely return. We went to the beach afterwards (~15 mins) to take full advantage of the beautiful day.

Love it here and keep coming back for more. From bider donuts, to fresh veggies. My favorite is PYOread more

We got a XL charcuterie board for Thanksgiving and it was a big hit with everyone! The board…read moreoffered a wide variety to accomodate every one's taste! 10/10 recommend!

Excellent! Received as a gift.... Was fresh, tasty and delicious. Highly recommend!read more

My order: the Maple Latte! (With oatmilk) The Review: on the…read morefront of Ben's it says that they have the best Maple Latte...and they are not lying. It was so good, and I am qualified, as I have tried a significant number of maple lattes. They also had great oat lmilk. Aside from their cafe, they have deli and pantry items, many locally sourced. The grocery items are priced slightly higher than typical store prices, but not very much so. Staff were also really nice. It's a cute spot to relax, so I recommend stopping at Ben's if you're out by Temple!

Absolutely recommend Bens your 1st stop won't be your last They certainly have everything you think…read moreyou need and then some Terrence Anderson