Grocery Stores in Dover, NH

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  1. 828 Central Avenue, Dover NH 03820

    4.3 Superb 188 reviews

    “I've always liked Aldi. Is absolutely nothing like renting your shopping cart. That being said, make sure to bring a quarter with you unless you want to carry your items. The quality of food is good, the associates are nice and helpful, and the prices are the best in the area.”

  2. 833 Central Avenue, Dover NH 03820

    4.1 Good 159 reviews

    “I just moved to NH and stuck in hotel for a month until house is ready we hacmve a very small kitchen in our hotel room so we can cook and prices are good meat a little more expensive and the don't have a card to earn points like other National chains do. The produce you have to really look at. Like fresh Broccoli should be ice on it to keep it firm and not rubbery. I noticed they have Shawn's also here. I used to shop at Shawn's over 20 years ago when we lived in RI. I will go to both stores to save money”

  3. 77 Main St, Dover NH 03820

    4 Good 155 reviews

    “Great family that item this store. They literally have anything and everything. Great service very kind, polite and knowledgeable. They have great prices and the meat is top notch...did I mention they take EBT, yep sure do their meat packages are a blessing definitely worth a look around. I love the upgrades too! ❤️”

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  5. 30 Grapevine Dr, Dover NH 03820

    4 Good 127 reviews

    “If an associate is rude, please do reach out to Store Management. They have been wonderful to me on several occassions throughout the years for the type of verifiable complaints. Other than that, top-notch!!!”

  6. 851 Central Avenue, Dover NH 03820

    3.7 Good 172 reviews

    “Very clean store. Fresh prepacked produce. I pass two grocery stories during my travels. As a care giver freshness, variety, longevity and price are important. Ive also ordered veggie and fruit platers in advance because I know they will be fresh the day I schedule to pick up.”

  7. 30 Grapevine Dr, Dover NH 03820

    3.5 Good 51 reviews

    “The cashier was snippy 0900 today, the meat clerk was nervous about me shopping, used a $10 off coupon (no I wasn't getting $50 worth trash bags) but through it all there were great deals to be had on split breasts chicken, ground beef, turkeys, coke 24 pk. All a buzz over new construction next to it and talk of a McDonalds and an apt. bldg. Most toxic environment experienced of many stores-store manager alerted by same meat clerk survey your cart during visit and are posted near the exit after checkout, much like BJ's where they clear you to leave. As a design change suggestion-the office between c/o and produce occupies precious and needed space-get rid of it and open the space up. Now wearing name tags one associate disguised himself as an associate, keeping an eye on me in dairy, so I asked the price of the Sea Pak breaded scallops frozen no tag, took another to say bring it up to the register ( not so fast - I like to decide before checkout ) ( $7.59 ) . In Durham the Hannafords welcome a new Chipoltes, Mill Plaza.”

  8. 679 Central Ave, Dover NH 03820

    2.6 Average 55 reviews

    “Great experience every time. Every staff member I've interacted with is knowledgeable, patient, and helpful. They take the time to communicate over my hearing difficulties, and make sure of what I need and want. Rite Aid is a head above other pharmacies we have used!”

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