The Robie Store has been operated by the Robie family of Hooksett, New Hampshire since 1887, the oldest continuously operating business in the area and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
9 Riverside St, Hooksett, NH 03106, United States
Wednesday to Sunday, 8am to 4pm
4.8
From 97 reviews
History and great food. A must stop if you're in New Hampshire.
The first thing that caught my attention when I walked into Robie was the delicious smelling food. It smelled inviting. Several folks were seated and eating. The food looked great. I went into the back area and saw Chef Paul making food to order. In the backroom was the refrigerators. I was looking for some raw milk priced reasonably. I found it here at Robie. At home, I drank some of the milk: it was delicious. I never had milk that tasted soooo good. The milk tasted like cream. The raw milk was for making mozzarella cheese. The mozzarella came out pretty well. I intend to go back again. Robie stocked some farm made cheese. I also noticed that meat was available for purchase. The owner was manning the register. He was very personable and helpful. The store takes credit, gold, silver, cash and bitcoin as payment. I would recommend visiting Robie.
Old world feel and service. Amazing place. Friendly, warm and cozy inside. A multitude of local products for sale. The maple syrup right now is ultra fresh and as I said local. I highly recommend this place. Plus fresh meats and dairy. A 100% must go to in New Hampshire!!
Awesome place. Wholesome and family owned.
The bacon is cooked ahead of time, then reheat to order but not reheated on the grill, so dried out couldn't eat it, can break a tooth. When we brought that to the person that semi waited on us we were offered another serving of it. But why would I want the same reheated dry out bacon again. The cook runs the show, not the owners. To pricey for what we got. But the coffee was good.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
Absolutely charming little slice of a bygone era! Filled with genuine antiques and museum pieces, and staffed by smiling and friendly local "Granite Staters" who are willing to lean on the counter and just "chat" (the workers will gladly fill you in on the history of specific antiques on display and the rich history of the store itself), or serve up excellent local fare made from homegrown ingredients. Absolutely worth stopping in for a minute or hours....
Lovely local cafe with good breakfast and lunch options. You can enjoy different types of pancakes, sandwiches and burgers. We ordered burgers and French fries. What makes this cafe special? The fries are fried in beef tallow! Highly recommend. The store also offers a variety of healthy groceries and a bunch of farm meats, eggs and butter. They accept silver and gold as payment!
Love everything about this place. The history of the Location.Great local meats and finally the Food best Blueberry Pancakes around good home fries as well miss the Monte Cristco though. Update: They also have amazing French Toast even better with the pure maple syrup local from NH delicious!
