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  1. Hannaford - 505 Pleasant Street

    505 Pleasant Street, Bristol NH 03222

    4.1 Good 109 reviews

    “great supermarket! very good selection of items! my father & i went in the other day & both got our own things. twrds the end (b4 we went to checkout,) i was searching for uncrustabLes! (Looked TWO OTHER TIMES B4!) asked dad 2heLp me find em, LoL & 1of the women who worked there came over & showed me where they were. it was very kind(&sweet of her!) - THEN(gets bettah!) we go 2checkout&brought our own supermarket bags from home...1 of the big bags, omg, the handLe has snapped! LoL it was a mess but they heLped us! No judgements! -so good food & good staff too! -i'd DEFreccomend Hannafords (who's Looking 4a convient easy small supermarket!”

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  2. Park & Go Market - 101 Lake St

    101 Lake St, Bristol NH 03222

    4.4 Superb 19 reviews

    “I've been coming to this store just about my whole life. The same people have worked there for probably longer than I've been going there. It's privately owned and the owners make all kind of delicious, fresh food, mainly sandwiches. Always friendly and polite. They have The Best beer cave in town”

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  3. Shackett's Store - 256 W Shore Rd

    256 W Shore Rd, Bristol NH 03222

    3.9 Good 72 reviews

    “Aug. 12, 2025 After swimming in Newfound Lake, in Wellington State Park, my husband and I stopped by Shackett’s Seafood Shack at 256 West Shore Road, in Bristol, NH, for a bite to eat. This place is known for their seafood, yet I recommend their burgers, and of course, their delicious fries. And to top off our meal, we ordered their yummy peppermint ice cream. (If you like ice cream, they have a ton of flavors to choose from!) We have eaten at Shackett’s many times, over the years, usually after a swim in Newfound Lake. This time, it was super busy on a hot, August day. There were several orders in front of ours, yet there was plenty of room to sit down at a picnic table, or if one is inclined, walk across the street and visit the Shackett’s grocery store. The youthful, and friendly cook, Parker, delivered our food in short order, and it all tasted great. The young women serving ice cream, were also friendly, and like Parker, professional in their job. There’s plenty of parking available, so if you are in Bristol, during the summer, stop by Shackett’s for a tasty treat.”

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  5. Dollar General - 193 Lake Street

    193 Lake Street, Bristol NH 03222

    2.8 Average 67 reviews

    “Employees are ALWAYS maintaining this location! They work their butts off! But if you need their assistance they drop whatever they are doing to help! Awesome staff!”

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