My husband also found this mill online while looking for mills to visit when his parents joined us…read morefor the second week of our Fall 08 Foliage Tour. Check out their web site: www.littletongristmill.com Beautiful mill built in 1797, still grinding flour. Self-guided tour with a helpful docent at the cash register. Has a wonderful small town feel. The older woman tending the mill the day we visited was also doing a TV interview. She was embarassed that she didn't make herself up prettier for her unexpected moment of local news fame! Bought a small bag of rye flour...yum! Definitely worth a stop! Plus it's free.

The tour isn't really a tour, you can go downstairs and watch a video and look at some pictures of…read morehow the mill used to look, that's about the extent of the "tour". They were also out or light on many of their products for sale, but I was still able to pick up some oatmeal and popcorn, each $4.99 for a large bag. My mom bought several of their flours and granola. I'm giving mine as gifts, so I won't be able to try it. They also see a lot of local sodas and other items besides the ones they make in their mill. They better bulk up before the holidays though! Littleton is a really cute little town, and this mill is definitely worth a stop.

We went back for the haunted hay ride and it was great!! They got quite a few jump scares out of…read moreus! Again, I can't speak highly enough about the owners, they're so great!!

This farm is great. Their location is a good place to shop, but they are also at the Rochester…read moreFarmers Market on Tuesdays. Recently got tomatoes from here. They were absolutely delicious. I look forward to getting more next week. Their meat is fresh and tastes great. Always a good selection and I love that it is local. Can't recommend this place enough.

If there is an old country store that says New England then Calef's Country Store is it!!! Right…read morehere in Barrington with a flavor for any area of your sweet tooth, a good sandwich, quality beers, wine, candy, confections, cheeses, jellies and jams just to touch the tip of the iceberg. A great team of knowledgeable associates to help you, with a store that says comfort in every way. Great items from Snappy Cheese, bottled pickle juice, a great selection of small and large labeled beers, sodas, chips, desserts, ready made meals and the list goes on and on.

Outstanding general store and decor store duo in the same spot…read more Plenty of little knick-knacks to peruse but mostly focused on food, Calef's not only has its own brand of jams, jellies, and bread/cake mixes, but it has the classic fare of old-time candies, unique regional sodas and syrups, and a full sandwich counter in the back. You'll be in a real pickle with the vat of dills available, as well as jars of pickle juice for sale! A couple cheese cases and some deli salads round out the offerings. Foodies assemble! Stock your cooler and car, then pop next door to the absolutely fantastic Elfmade & Company store (see its separate review). Always happy to find a gift shop/food combo, and this 150+ year collection of historic buildings housing foodstuffs and unique country decor, make Calef's/Elfmade a powerhouse combo. Support small business, fill your belly, and deck your halls all year long.

Everything is always good at Millo's! Friendly service. Full bar. It can get noisy in the dining…read morearea when busy. Subs are huge and delicious. Chicken broccoli alfredo calzone is a consistent favorite. Plenty of parking and seating. Reasonable prices.

Love the experience, this was a great place. The pizza, yum yum pink lemonade, oh yeah.read more

While I have been shopping here for many, many years. Whether with the previous owners Jim and…read moreBecky Calef or the current owners. I have always found the establishment to be very clean and a courteous staff. They sell a wide range of products from the fresh butcher shop, bakery items, Craft and national beers, wine, ciders, produce, deli items, their own line of pickled items, sauces and of course grocery items. I personally encourage anyone to stop in to find something tasty or different from their normal purchase.

Great place to get good butcher meats and bakery items. Most of the items are local. They have…read morefresh foods made daily including soups, sandwiches, etc. Nice to be able to get some lunch or dinner while shopping for foods to make at home. Recently refurbished.

Great little shop to get tons of different homemade goat milk products, soaps, lotions, lip balms,…read moreetc. We loved seeing and getting to pet the animals on the property, they had quite a few goats, peacocks, chickens and a donkey.

I went this morning for yoga with the goats and had a blast. You definitely have to plan in advance…read morebecause the tickets sell out very fast. There were about six or seven goats in the room with us and four of them were only two weeks old. They give you a lot of time to take pictures and also enjoy the yoga as well. The store has a lot of great products and I picked up some chapstick and hand cream as well. I highly recommend a visit!

Great little market that makes good use of a small space in the bowels of a church…read more The owner is delightful and helpful. Most of their products are Indonesian but they have Korean and Filipino items as well. They promise to expand into other Asian product lines. I found some really cool products that aren't available in larger Chinese markets or H Mart.

Small, well stocked Indonesian grocery store. The staff is super friendly and the prices are…read morereasonable.

Rating: 3.5 Stopped…read moreby on the way up to white mountain. They were doing Halloween event but could not stay due to reservation at a restaurant. We checked out the shop. They had some baked goods, candies, apple cider donuts, gifts, ..etc We got some apple cider slushy, apple cider donuts, apple cider drink. Was a bit pricy but was good. Maybe will try the haunted house next time if we are around.

Came as a stop since it was brightly lit and open~ apparently they were having a Halloween event…read morewhich is highly know in the area! Didn't have time for the event(wish we had more time) but we stopped by the shop. I noticed most reviews were low due to price. They weren't too bad, but on the higher end. Mostly stocked up due to the event, and some good selections. We got a slushie cider which was delicious and a typical cider donut and I got some bee pollen for future granola and yogurt breakfast. The bee pollen was pricey but cheaper then buying it at Whole Foods like I usually do. There were some flies around, but it IS a farm~ staff was kind, especially the Parker lot attendant let us get a spot near the shop since we weren't staying long. Good spot!

Purchased a ham Italian sandwich. It was tasteless. Excess amounts of wilted lettuce. No cheese no…read morepickles. Italian dressing turned it into a big sopping mess. Very generous with the ham but too much. Very light on the black olives. Italian dressing was a mistake. We'll try again and give better instructions on making the sandwich. Oh yes, no black pepper.

$18.99 for some of the worst steak tips I've had in a long time. Had both the house and sweet Thai…read morechili. Meat was very tough. Flavors were lacking. I know it's a lot further but Tuckaway, for the same price, knows how to do steak tips.