Supermarkets in Manchester, NH

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  1. 270 Amory St, Manchester NH 03102

    4.9 Superb 79 reviews

    “Just stopped by New Hope Market this morning, and I had a great experience. The customer service was quick and friendly, and they have a wide variety of groceries. I was happy to see they've started carrying Indian groceries at decent prices too. They also offer Vinted Go service, which is a nice bonus. Definitely worth checking out!”

  2. 326 Maple St, Manchester NH 03103

    4.8 Superb 38 reviews

    “I go here pretty much everyday now. The entire staff treats their customers like family and I never have any issues with anything I've purchased. 10/10 recommend!!!”

  3. 1111 S Willow St, Manchester NH 03103

    4.5 Superb 153 reviews

    “ALDI employees are so helpful, friendly and nice. They check you out in seconds, even if there are long lines. Love the cheese selections at good prices and the rotating international offerings. Bring your quarter to rent a cart and your own shopping bags.”

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  5. Wilson St Wilson St, Manchester NH 03103

    4.1 Good 44 reviews

    “Depends on which one you go to in Manchester. The one on wilson i prefer because union street location i am always haggled for cigarettes as i am leaving the parking lot or there people standing around making customers uncomfortable. The location i love the employees whom are very friendly and no drama outside the store.”

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