New Hampshire
The sandwich game is strong at this beloved general store, a small red building perched tidily across the street from the Newfields Town Hall, 5 miles north of Exeter. Order at the counter from a sandwich menu that includes cranberry walnut chicken salad, mozzarella and pesto, and turkey with avocado. Also sells pastries, wine and sundries.
The store is a convenient stop on your way north to the Lakes Region from the coast.
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