FAQ

All returns must be accompanied by a receipt and occur within 30 days of purchase. The item must be unopened and undamaged, or contain a manufacturer’s defect. “I didn’t like it” is a preference, not a defect, and will not be considered a valid reason for return.

We prioritize buying from independently owned business, with an emphasis on local and regional products. When local produce is not available we buy only 100% organic produce which is delivered on Mondays and Fridays. Our main grocery delivery arrives on Friday but since we buy from many smaller vendors we are getting new products in on a daily basis.

Yes! We carry a number of high quality, local, and regional CBD brands. Victory Botanicals (ME), Coyote River Hemp Co. (NH) Rogue Herbalist (VT), Garden Dreams (NH), Upstate Elevator Supply Co. (VT), Fields of Ambrosia (NH), Healing Rose (MA), Luce Farm (VT), Northeast Kingdom (VT), Vermont Pure CBD (VT), Barleans, and others.

No. We are an independently owned and operated health food store, established in 2010. The owners Heather Chase (herbalist and gardener) and Russ Van Deursen (permaculture designer, gardener, and engineer) both grew up in Maine and have lived in the Mount Washington Valley for over 25 years. The Local Grocer has only one location here in North Conway, NH.

We are not currently set up to ship products.

At The Local Grocer, we are passionate about living sustainably and reducing our carbon footprint. Our 110-panel solar array powers not only Table + Tonic, our farm-to-table café + deli, but our market freezers and coolers as well. In the Market, you’ll find that we offer bulk foods, oils, vinegars, and tamari. Additionally, we carry bulk laundry detergent, household items, and personal care items. By purchasing in bulk, you’re reducing the amount of packaging used, which contributes to decreasing your carbon footprint. Lastly, we use recycled and compostable to-go wear, plastic free packaging anywhere we can, and non-toxic cleaning products.

We participate in the NH Double Up Bucks, which means that those who use their EBT cards get 50% off fresh produce. We contribute to numerous local charitable organizations every year. We also collect and donate cafe food scraps to local farmers for compost and animal feed.

Yes, the yoga studio is now located downstairs. Mountain Kula Yoga opened as a separate business in 2021 but has a similar schedule and many of the same teachers that you knew and loved at Be Well Studios.

Yes. Be Well Studios has 5 on-site office spaces, with independent practitioners offering a variety of holistic health services, such as massage, reiki, personal training, and muscle activation technique (MAT).