Right up the road from the Inn we stayed at, we stopped in on our way out of town for a coffee…read morebefore hitting the road. There is a small seating area just inside the door and it was full of locals including kids. Coffee is in the back by the deli as well as pre-made breakfast sandwiches. The coffee is very good. This is a small grocery. Reminds me of the one's we find at the beach. They've got all your basic needs covered. We met a variety of staff member and they were all lovely. The cashier was friendly. Glad we stopped and would recommend.

The market is now under new ownership. It is a quintessential Vermont country store. Local…read moreproducts, fresh food available for takeout, friendly people. Nice wine selection, too, and fresh breads. Excellent sour dough.

I ended up stopping In here for the first time on my way up to ludlow. Grabbed a few items for the…read moreweekend but also a grinder. Of which, was so good I will be stopping in again this winter!

This was a great little store to get essentials. I was even very pleasantly surprised to find…read moregluten free items while traveling in the area! I'm allergic to gluten which often makes eating out of town/while traveling difficult. We were able to shop enough for a couple nights to cook at our place of lodging. Staff was friendly as well.

Good prices, nice selection of food. Really appreciate the…read morediversity of food, similar to what one can find closer to Boston.

The service was terrible. I went to the customer service desk to check out 4 items because a woman…read morein front of me was checking out there. I asked for the same treatment and the worker immediately denied. I thought, maybe it could just be the end of her shift, but no. As I am checking out in a long line as an alternative I see her still remaining working at the desk like normal. Customer service, more like customer dissatisfaction. I am rating this place 1 star because I can't rate it zero. I am never spending money here again.

This is a Hannaford in need of improvement at least with the prepared foods!…read moreThe hot bar items are consistently stale, cold, or dried out. There is no time stamp on one stuff has been put out. I gave it one last try last week and it was 10:30 a.m. and stuff looked like it should be hot and it still was I don't know when it was put out but it wasn't fresh. The bagged chicken tenders are better bet. I wish they would do the Nashville hot again that was the best flavor. These also have time and date stamps on them. For someone like myself who spent many years in the restaurant business and food service I don't understand how they can just leave stuff out and not explain when it was put out. I did reach out to the company a few months ago regarding this issue which they never replied to me about, which is poor customer service, as well as not backing up your procedures with actual food safety! I have never gotten sick from eating it but some of the time has been so bad that it's inedible and that's when I contacted the company. Why put stuff out if you don't give a crap? When I was going to continuing ed in Manchester, the Bedford store, And Goffstown stores we're always well maintained in this regard. As for the rest of the Keene store the seafood counter is always spot on and I've never had problems with their deli, or produce etc. The bakery items they have as most grocery stores do are the quick rise kinds of breads and cakes probably made with hydrogenated oils. That said I don't buy my bread products from the store unless it's just a bun to make a cold cut sandwich. It's honestly still probably one of the better grocery stores in Keene. Market basket though is giving it a run for its money these days though. It's slightly cheaper at least for produce and many other things. Aldi across the street is pretty fantastic in certain ways but doesn't have the selection of products that Hannaford's does Back when people were wearing masks some of the people attending to the checkouts at this were not the most pleasant as well they would make you remove your mask( which I didn't want to wear in the first place) to validate alcohol. I don't understand how society can be this confused about cross-contamination if they are worried about such things, as I have worked in medical environments that doesn't make sense. It's a bananas world and some people just follow orders.

Love this store. Employees are very helpful, willing to take extra steps. Good selections of local…read morefoods. Produce is always fresh! Great meat's sold!!!

Went looking for a salad or sandwich and although there is a deli there were neither fresh options…read morethere. I went next door to CHOP and they had what i needed.

Very nice people work there. Excellent selection of sodas, general small grocery store type stuff -…read moredeli counter with meats to slice, salads. Meat section, fresh produce. Household necessities.

Been going here for a very long time. Great atmosphere with an awesome staff. It's a small town…read morecountry store, so you can dine, participate any any local fundraising that may be going on, get your hunting/fishing license, listen to live music, etc.

Great food and atmosphere. Friendly staff and customers our go to for breakfast and lunch or just…read moregrab a snack.

Leo's has been in Claremont for many years and I did not know that they do catering until recently…read morewhen my mother passed away and I had to plan a luncheon for after mass. Leo's was recommended and we went over and made an order which consisted of: - Finger sandwiches -Meat and cheese platters -Meatballs -Potato Salad A huge amount of food for a tad over $200!! Amazing! The owners were a pleasure to work with and super nice and friendly. They also make their own meatballs and kielbasa as well at their deli inside.

Awesome little market. They make great sandwiches, carry a large variety of beers, have yummy steak…read moretips, and make a variety of tasty different sides. Hidden treasure!

Looks can be deceiving. We almost kept driving. Instead, we found a punk rock country store with…read moregood food, friendly owners, pollinator-friendly landscaping, and more personality than most chain restaurants. This is exactly the kind of local place worth supporting.

My cousin and I stopped to pick up lunch at this little Country Store in Sullivan, New Hampshire…read more The store recently reopened with new owners after falling into disrepair. The new owners have cleaned and reorganized the store while maintaining the original country charm. There is patio seating outside (no room for seating inside). The store carries a nice variety of local produce, meat, cheese, syrup and other goods along with necessitates. Prices are on the high side, as you may expect from a specialty store in a resort area. The new owners are super friendly and helpful. First, we selected two of their house made apple cider donuts with sugar. The donuts were divine, soft cake with lots of cinnamon, sugar and apple flavor. I would stop by every day for those donuts if I lived here. We ordered the soup of the day, homemade French Onion The soup was hot with lots of melted cheese and tasty croutons. The soup was a tad too sweet, but good otherwise. My cousin ordered the egg salads sandwich, which is enormous and delicious. The sandwich is served on a long piece of French bread ladened with egg salad. Highly recommend the egg salad. I had the Chopped Italian Grinder, which also came out on a long piece of French Bread. There was a lot of bread for the amount of meat/cheese on the sandwich. The grinder was ok. There is a small but adequate parking lot. Overall, we loved the donuts and egg salad. I'd definitely return to try other things on the menu.