The Local Grocer

Stopped in quickly on the way home from Jackson to pick up local honey. I was pleasantly surprised upon entering how much it felt like The Herbal Path which is a herbal/healthier lifestyle focused store in Dover and Portsmouth. The next time we visit I'll make a point to visit again since they carry a lot of herbal supplements as well as other natural foods. It makes me happy knowing such a place exists up in the mountains.

Pleased to have found this gem of a grocery store on our second vacation to North Conway. As a Celiac I am always excited to find new gluten free products and this store has plethora of them. The owner helped me find s’more making materials herself and is a delightful person. Excited to come back and try the attached cafe.

What a great shop! I stopped in to just grab a coconut water and ended up browsing for a full 30 minutes! Theres so much goodness here 💜 Besides delicious and healthy foods, nuts, salads etc. they have local and national skin, hair, face products- organic and not animal tested. Just being in the space was therapeutic. I left feeling wholesome and determined to take better care of myself- both body and mind. Thank you 🙏🏽

Awesome place. Very cool gift shop with tons of healthy options! We enjoyed the cool book section. Very good cafe with a great atmosphere. Great menu -we had a hard time choosing! We had a pineapple probiotic shake, a Knight's hemplar shake, a Cuban and a turkey pesto melt. We loved everything we ate! Our only complaint was that we thought it was a little pricey. $50 for 2 sandwiches and 2 shakes that didn't come with any sides. But it was delicious! We do plan to return!

I've been coming to the store for 3 years and absolutely love it. I suffer with lupus, connective tissue disease and tried a lot of their. It all helps for sure, my face gets a lot of sores from my lupus and I search for products to use. Been trying to stay natural well I happen to try there evanhealy products for my face, bought their cleanser moisturizer and their mist spray, along with their foundation. So far this is the first product. Never made my face worse and actually help healed my face! You have no idea how excited I am now. For everyone who suffers like I do with lupus and connective tissue disease I definitely would say try this product.

Shopping here was a beautiful experience. The storekeeper (and possibly owner?) was very kind to me and my young kids. Great selection of natural and organic foods - we got some breakfast for the following today, and some delicious sesame candies and chocolate truffles, with compostable wrappers (to my great surprise). Definitely stop in here for any health food or grocery needs, and a friendly and warm experience!

The Local Grocer is a good place to find organic, allergen-friendly, and local food. The prices match other organic food stores in the city, but you purchase quality at a store like this. Also, the store's local food prove that there is more to eat than pine cones in the White Mountains. The cafe provides a large menu's worth of juices and smoothies, with a more limited sandwich/lunch option, as well. Gluten-free options are available. Be aware, though, that the kitchen closes at 3:00 PM, though smoothies and juices are available during all opening hours. The Local Grocery sells supplements, meats, prepared foods, produce, dry goods, and more. Another part of the store focuses on locally made artisan goods, such as candles and that thing you use to realign your chakra (a book, I think?). They also have a place to eat indoors and what looks to be space used for events. Overall, The Local Grocer is a place I could spend a lot of time. It has many little things to be examined closely because it seems as if everything was picked on purpose. I took home some frozen bison liver to try and cook, and I am excited for this! Covid safety rating was 5 out of 5. I felt safe there with the way precautions were set up. Sustainability rating is 5 out of 5 stars. This place stands out amongst others in the region for their commitment to sourcing compostable alternatives to food handling tools. By the way, their potato salad was worth a try. Not too different from other to-go items, but it was enough of an individual experience to take a picture and share!