2 Allen St, Hanover NH 03755
“Would give 10 stars if I could. I have been looking for a particular drink since I moved here to NH and have been struggling to find it. I called here with my hopes and expectations low as I have yet to find this drink in New Hampshire.Stinson quickly changed my mind. He was ever so kind and patient and took the time to look for what I needed, and went far out of his way to help me get it. He treated me like a long time customer which is exactly the vibe I appreciate in little stores like this.I would recommend this store to anyone looking for A+ customer service with their purchase. Thank you Stinson's!”
220 Lebanon St, Hanover NH 03755
“I stopped by really quick while my husband was having an MRI. The cashier was very friendly and I bought a very delicious tuna salad finger sandwich (it was amazing) and a hot chocolate. I honestly have never had such a good tuna sandwich it was not soggy at all like most gas stations.”
73 S Main St, Hanover NH 03755
“It’s a regular store not a 3 star restaurant in Manhattan. Not sure why the hate in the comments section. Employees are kind and helpful. Only comment is that zyns are very expensive at $7.58 per can I’m gonna start getting them for under $4 per can online.”
79 South Main Street, Hanover NH 03755
“The reason why I give CVS in Hanover a five-star review is that it's close to my apartment when you walk into CVS the staff are very nice and helpful. I've bought in medication for a cold, brought it home. Taking some then gone to the doctor and they tell me I have the wrong medication. I go back to CVS in Hanover and they will let me return it. Also they have aisle 13 which is the funniest aisle in any store. Check it out! CVS and Hanover also has Rhonda who's the best cashier. Really nice and knows everything. Plus the pharmacist and pharmacy are really nice and get me my medication. It's a great place to go and shop it beats going to West Lebanon for medication or supplies”
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