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  1. Four Corners General Store - 144 NH-10

    144 NH-10, Piermont NH 03779

    3.8 Good 36 reviews

    “Always has anything I need, wonderful staff, great selection of beverages of all kinds, and great summer ice cream stand. Also has the best price for gas in the area.”

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  2. Aldrich General Store - 3039 Dartmouth College Hwy

    3039 Dartmouth College Hwy, North Haverhill NH 03774

    4.5 Superb 86 reviews

    “Great little store packed full of very fresh meats, all the basic groceries you need at reasonable prices. The new owners are helpful and hard working and seem nice to their loyal staff. I only need to go to a larger grocery store 1-2x a month since Aldrich’s has such a good selection.”

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  3. Newbury Village Store - 4991 US-5

    4991 US-5, Newbury VT 05051

    4.5 Superb 95 reviews

    “The people here were so friendly and helpful. The food was homemade and delicious, and they even gave use homemade pop tarts for all the kids free of charge. Also some of the best ice cream we’ve ever had.”

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  5. Dollar General - 123 US-5 S

    123 US-5 S, Fairlee VT 05045

    4.4 Superb 57 reviews

    “Stopped here leaving VT from the eclipse, after an annoying day filled with stand still traffic. Steve was beyond nice and chatted with us about the area, and our trip. Highly recommend just because of Steve!”

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  6. Dollar General - 2964 Dartmouth College Hwy

    2964 Dartmouth College Hwy, North Haverhill NH 03774

    4.2 Good 52 reviews

    “This store is well organized. I go to another dollar general and they play price games. This one is has the same items for less money.The people working here were very helpful and friendly.”

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  7. Wing's Supermarkets - 9 US-5

    9 US-5, Fairlee VT 05045

    4.2 Good 103 reviews

    “The newly renovated store is so nice and they offer a wide variety of items for your convenience. We stop there frequently for the chicken tenders and potato wedges!”

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  8. Hannaford Pharmacy - 586 Lower Plain

    586 Lower Plain, Bradford VT 05033

    4 Good 19 reviews

    “They have some homemade bread, but so expensive. If you stop in for some extras for dinner you will always pay more than 50 dollars no matter what you get. They are the only player in town. Bradford needs a market basket to even things.”

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  9. Bliss Village Store & Deli - 152 Main St

    152 Main St, Bradford VT 05033

    4.1 Good 85 reviews

    “It’s not every day that you see “Butter Chicken Sub” on a deli menu. We were curious to try it and it did NOT disappoint. The bread was good and the butter chicken was very flavorful. The large size sub fed two of us comfortably. Our group of 3 also ordered a garden salad and meatball wrap, and both of those were really solid. The deli has an Indian menu when you go to the deli in person. What a cool fusion menu! The two women working were really kind. I highly recommend this place for easy, quick but delicious food!”

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  10. Hannaford - 586 Lower Plain

    586 Lower Plain, Bradford VT 05033

    4 Good 127 reviews

    “The store is great, but the bagging is absurd. Every time I go I wonder why the presence of my 4 freezer bags (plus regular reusable bags) doesn't imply that I would like my cold goods in freezer bags. Even asking for the cold goods to go in the freezer bags doesn't result in that happening. Please train the baggers.”

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