Home Decor near Ashland, NH

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  1. 59 Main Street, Ashland NH 03217

    4.7 Superb 71 reviews

    “We spent 2 night's in asland and found this bar estaurant. Lori was the bartender both night's that we spent time there. She was very busy the first night and a little on the rough side, but we totally enjoyed our time together. Our second night, which was July 4, she had a little more time to talk to the customers. If I ever get back there again I hope that Lori's still there. What a wonderful place. Food is good and prices are very reasonable. Common food for the common man.”

  2. 339 Daniel Webster Highway, Meredith NH 03253

    4.7 Superb 53 reviews

    “I recently have placed four online orders this Christmas season 2025. I did not see one of my orders listed on their website and called. The woman who answered was rather abrupt with me and answered my question but when I thanked her and said have a nice day, there was some silence and then she hung up on me without being polite and saying anything. She did see that I had recently paid a lot of monies and she could have acknowledged my business and said goodbye; not very customer service.”

  3. 5 Main St, Plymouth NH 03264

    4.6 Superb 51 reviews

    “Cozy store, wonderfully accessible. Ordered a couple of nice pieces online, which the owner tagged and placed aside for us. Picked up the pieces the next day - easy! Highly recommend”

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