Me & Ollie’s

I want to love Me & Ollies, and I do love anything I can get that’s already ready to go (like cookies or loaves of bread). Service is SLOW though, I can’t depend on it for lunch when I need to make it back to the office. Food is great though, tasty sandwiches. This place is apparently cursed for me though, because every time I’ve gone, they’ve forgotten an item in my order. First time it was a pastry, and I realized when I got back to the office and wasn’t going to trek all the way back. Second time it was a scone, which I caught because I thought to look on the way out, after my previous experience.

Just got my first sandwich picked up for lunch at work. Grilled 3 cheese and tomatoe, over $ 6 — very small, thought it would be large bread or at least thick. It was hardly toasted and not a chip or pickle with it? I’m still hungry!

Great fresh bread, high quality meat, fun baked goods, tasty sauces, which I am always a fan of. Simple, easy to order menu and friendly staff.
The wait was a bit long for the two sandwiches we ordered, but they were so good, we figured the wait was worth it.
This review is based on a single experience – lunch on a Saturday – but I will be back and I will let you know.

I have to be honest and fair that Me & Ollie’s is really the only café and coffee shop in this area but there are several different locations with very different atmosphere’s for each store. In Exeter, the food is slightly better but the people are so INCREDIBLY unpleasant that you don’t feel comfortable asking them questions about the food or basic customer questions like the wifi password. Working in human services, that location leaves a lot for wanting.
In Greenland (This location), the people are so much nicer, and they are quick at what they do which is important if you are running in and out for food. The location in Portsmouth is more for shoppers so it is not as quiet, but I suppose I rule that one out, because there are any more options directly in Portsmouth.

Nice atmosphere but ridiculously slow slow slow service.
Don’t go here if you are in a hurry. Had to wait 20 mins for 2 coffees and a 2 bagels.
Too bad because it has so much potential… more employees and better hours might help. Totally missing out on the 33 morning commuters.

Have been coming here for weekend sandwiches for a few years now and am never disappointed, except when they did away with their homemade potato salad.
Now I can stop for coffee on my way to new office nearby. Fresh bakery items, great coffee flavors. No more dunks for me!

Solid café with good coffee, bakery items and sandwiches. Drive past the Dunkin’ Donuts and come here. You’ll be glad you did.

The convenience of the drive-​thru almost outweighs the fact that your order will almost never be correct and will take an unacceptably long time to arrive. As a last resort it’s fine, but go in with low expectations. Additionally, I can’t understand their obsession with mayo. If you don’t like it, or only like a little, be sure to mention that repeatedly throughout your order.

I’m so glad I discovered this place! Only a few minutes from work, it has become my favorite new lunch spot!
So, I had a little extra time for lunch one day & decided to give the place I had driven by both in Exeter & Greenland a try. Soooo glad I did! The first time I went, I ordered a cup of the Broccoli Cheddar soup with a half Ham & Swiss on Rye panini. I was a little bummed when I couldn’t really find anything i liked to drink :/​An iced green tea would’ve been awesome. I was satisfied with my Nantucket Nectar though. So I went and picked a little spot to relax and then was wishing I had brought my book or laptop. It seemed like that’s what I should have been doing :). Soon enough, my food was delivered to me and it was wonderful!
The second time, I ordered the Southwest Chipotle Turkey which was even better! This time with a yummy Vegetable soup (broc chedda was bedda!) and made sure to bring my book! I was bummed again, this time they had an even smaller drink selection. They must have been waiting on an order. So I tried one of their orange soda type deals that was good, but straight sugar. I also tried their coffee that day. I’m super picky about coffee. To be fair, the sandwich had onions and the excellent flavor was still lingering, so that may have altered my taste buds a bit, but I wasn’t a big fan of the coffee :(I will definitely give it another try though just in case it was my taste buds!
Overall, though, for lunch I really like it here! Looks like I won’t have to drive all the way to Panera anymore for a good soup & sandwich!

Full disclosure: I’m an outside salesman, and sometimes like to bring fresh bagels and coffee to help «warm up» a client. The bagels and coffee from this location are a favorite with my seacoast customers. They even tell me when the bagels are coming out of the oven so I can plan accordingly.
Great service and great food! What more can you ask for?

We stopped here on our trip north, and what a great place! The sandwiches were fresh and tasty, and the soup was delicious. They had a little area for the kids with puzzles and a chalkboard, and it was just right for three kids who needs a break from driving. The dark roast was good, the wifi was fast, the couches were soft! What more could you ask for?

Me & Ollie’s is a good place to stop for coffee/​espresso drinks, sandwiches, paninis, salads, soups, and fresh baked goods including their tasty breads, pastries, and muffins.
This Me & Ollie’s is conveniently located on Route 33 in Greenland, between Exeter and Portsmouth. It’s order at the counter and the atmosphere is modern with a high ceiling and wood beams, table seating and comfortable seating where you can kick back, relax, and enjoy a good light breakfast or lunch.
The coffee here is good, as well as their muffins and sandwiches. I enjoy a pumpkin butterscotch chip muffin with my brew and for lunch, the Herbed Chicken Salad Sandwich (all white chicken breast) served on honey wheat bread is my favorite!
NOTE: The place closes around 5PM.