One Stop Market

I really enjoy the Grill Next Door and this bottle shop. Always find great beers and for the most part friendly service. I just do not understand the price point on a lot of their beer. About a year ago I stopped in and they were selling KBS for $ 12 /​bottle were most places sell KBS @ $ ¹⁷⁄₄ pack. Did not think much about it. This past fall Founders Brewing sent out Backwoods Bastard which most places sold for $ ¹⁶⁄₄ pack. This place charged $ ²⁵⁄₄ pack. And most recently I grabbed a 6 pack of Stone Enjoy By 2÷14÷16 unfiltered which sells for roughly $ 11.99 and got to the register to find they were charging $ 19.99÷6 pack. They have every right to charge what they want for more sought after product. But why? Is it really necessary to gouge the people that regularly buy from you. 60% above what others are charging seems pretty steep and I hope they realize the taste it leaves in their buyers mouths.

good place to run in and get stuff, carry alcohol and make quick sandwiches and have lotto. staff has always been friendly for the past 16 yrs.

This is my favorite place in Haverhill for a Sub. They have a whole new section for cutting fresh cold cuts. The bread is always so good. Love love this place!

I’m sure the convenience store is great, but they don’t carry homebrew supplies, as their sign indicates. It would be nice for them to take it down; wasted some time stopping there.

Amazing selection of beers, ales, and ciders. Microbrews, local and global, made from every grain imaginable, including rye. The prices are ok, but if you want to sample the most unique microbrews in the world this is the place.
Brewing supplies are also available.

Great selection of beer, wine and liquor. Everything else you would expect in a convenience store.
Also the BEST breakfast sandwiches around. Sausage, egg and pepperjack on an english is excellent.

Just found pumpkinhead here, I am definitely in love. A little pricey, $ 21 for two six packs (pumpkin and wachusett green monsta). HUGE selection, I would not expect a little place in Haverhill to have this much variety. Definitely going to be stopping here after work more often.

Best local selection for microbrew and hard to find beers to go. Its a small store packed with a whole lotta love for beer! They have typical other convenience store stuff as well i.e. gum, candy, tobacco, beer, liquor, lottery tickets, etc. I think that if the Zombie Apocalypse ever comes, this is gonna be the place I hide out in.
They have a deli inside the convenience store and another restaurant right next door (the grill next door) that has 36 beers on tap, many of which they sell bottles of in here.

This has been a go-​to pit stop for me for about two years (as you can see I’m right on top of my reviews!). Located in the same plaza as The Grill Next Door (mmm, breakfast burgers!)
get a sandwich!!! I can’t stress this enough. May fav? the large chicken salad on a seeded bun! Flipping awesome the price is right too…
Great selection of micro brews. Typical convenience store otherwise. Although i will note, they have sugar free Rockstars, my newest energy drink addiction.
Employees are real nice. The older guy behind the counter is funny as hell. The store is kept clean.
what it is. One complaint… taking a left out of the lot absolutely S U X! People fly down that hill so watch yourself.

If I told you I went to buy a quart of milk and ended up spending $ 20, you might think I’d been robbed blind. But no, I went to buy a quart of milk and instead found myself in a convenience store with a beer selection that would have made my dad proud. I found Allagash Tripel and Dogfish 120. I found jugs of Ipswich Ale, Woodchuck Ciders by the bottle, and a good selection of seasonal pumpkin beers. Relegated to the «case of shame» was a small selection of things like Budweiser, Natty Light, and Miller. The emphasis on the beer selection here is «things you’ll actually really WANT to drink while still sober.»
I’m beyond thrilled to find such a ready selection of beer and supplies for our home brewing, too. I’ll have to give their kitchen prepared meals a shot next time to see if they can eek out that fifth star.

This is an interesting little store. Many little stores all in one:
Beer– wine– and liquor: They have some really good micro-​brews such as Ipswich Ale, in the big brown jug. My favorite! They also sell brewing supplies for the do it at home beer maker.
Convenience Store: Lotto and coffee and all the quick grab staples for those on the go.
Deli: Not a bad deli to grab a turkey club. They have daily specials which is cool. Not a bad place to grab a good fresh lunch.
The parking lot is a bit trickie so easy does it. In the same building as Café 97, the breakfast place.