Green Point Foods

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  local local local. yeah. its that kinda place. you almost have to prepare yourself before coming here. which means, bring a lot of cash$. i even saw some frozen items in the fridge that had non-gmo labeling.
  
  i ordered the chipotle chicken sandwich and a freshly baked oatmeal raisin cookie. total cost $8.50. the sandwich took about 20 minutes to come out. the reason being that they can only toast up 4 sandwiches at a time and there were a few people ahead of me. the chicken sandwich was pretty tasty. pretty sure it was organic chicken and the local pepperjack cheese.
  
  i think 3 stars might be a bit too generous but, WHEN IN ROME.

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  Posted on 08.07.13 Al T.

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  This place is a real gem. We bought delicious sandwiches and one of the best pieces of chocolate cake I have ever had, plus a terrific selection of fairly upscale grocery items. There's a nice outdoor seating area as well. Green Point is a terrific addition to the Keene area.

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  Posted on 08.17.12 easy r.

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  Leaving Keene got hungry all of a sudden and this place was perfectly in our Trajectory! I just wanted a great sandwich...and that's exactly what I got. I got the pre-made tuna curry, he got the turkey and a coffee. These sandwiches were so delicious, so rare your fantasy meets your reality! Their options were equally tempting but I was trying to be frugal. Would Definitely return. Really liked their deck and decor (simple earthy)...wondering if the name of this deli is inspired by green-point brooklyn, maybe  I'll never know?

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  Posted on 08.01.12 Ava L.

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  Amazing baked goods and best egg salad sammiches...yum!  And they have my favorite Euro cookies!

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  Posted on 02.09.12 Mike K.

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  If you're from the NYC area and want fancy foods, this is your store.  They have Stumptown coffee for sale with roast dates.  Fancy peanut butter, fancy organic yogurts, fancy expensive bread, etc.  This is the exact opposite of rustic.

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  Posted on 08.30.11 Andre P.

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  I was referred here by a friend in New York City, who knows the owners.
  
  I stopped by, took a look around, and bought a few of their homemade snacks and ready-made meals for the road. Nice place ... beautiful set-up, quality goods, friendly owners.
  
  Their operation is at a much higher standard than what I've seen in these parts. Top-notch ingredients and presentations. More sophisticated, less rough-hewn. I liked it a lot.

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  Posted on 06.20.11 A S.

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  Wow!  I was really excited to stumble into Green Point Foods after a long day on the trails, and a longer night ahead on the road.  
  
  Needed some quick sandwiches for the road -- grabbed two pre-made ones from the fridge case, and hit the road -- hoping for the best, since pre-made sandwiches don't usually taste so good at the end of the day.
  The sandwiches were AMAZING!  We had a tofu sandwich and a turkey sandwich -- they were so tasty, not stale at all, and had great flavor.  Probably the best meal we had all weekend.
  
  I'm having trouble categorizing this place with the Yelp categories.  It's part cafe (a few tables, and soups/muffins/sandwiches to grab), part convenience store (a few basics) and part gourmet foods store (I noticed they had a huge selection of gourmet anchovies, for example).  
  
  But what it is, is a great stop on your way into/out of the hills, to grab something on the go.

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  Posted on 03.09.11 allison o.

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