Brickyard Square — Attraction in Epping

Plaza is owned by the same company that owns Market Basket. If you are hungry, you have all sorts of choices. I think the pizza at Market Basket is best. Popovers makes good sandwiches 🥪. If you need a haircut, the women at Great Clips do a good job & have experience with special needs children. Pet Smart, Famous Footwear & Marshall's is also there. O'Neil Cinema is a good place to see 3D movies. I prefer shopping at Market Basket for groceries rather than Walmart. Very busy on Sunday. Parking fills up fast. Kume Steakhouse has good food, but can be crowded on weekends & and can get quite loud. They bang a gong, 🎵"get it on" 🎵. You might see Charlie Moore, aka the Mad Fisherman, & his wife dinning there. Kume has a grill and prepare orders in front of you. Outdoor dining. Update: Sunday afternoon, January 2021: Community Oven has taken over the previous pizzaria. Repaved parts of the road near the movie theater. Old Navy has moving in. Famous Footwear I recently had a good experience with. The Paper Store was ok. I found a gift there that was really appreciated. Cinco's Cantina has good food. Wrap City is good for a sandwich. Beach ⛱️ Plum for 🍦 ice-cream. Update: May 2023; I like the Community Oven here better than the one in Hampton. Update: April 2024; Michaels had more, not Charlie Moore,...

The best 'standard' theater I've been to. This isn't a theater that brands itself as IMAX, Dolby, XD, RPX or any other premium brand name. They just do it RIGHT. The stadium seating is excellently positioned relative to the screen, the brightness is always on point even with 3D presentations, the picture is always sharp and in focus, the aspect ratio is always correct and the sound is clear. It's so nice to have a dependable theater that does it proper every time! Also, they have discount Tuesdays with cheaper tickets and even cheaper popcorn! The only problem is with ordering tickets on Fandango, because often 3D showtimes will show up days after the 2D showtimes, sometimes after the movie has already started playing, making it impossible to pre-order tickets or plan ahead. Thankfully this isn't always the case but sometimes it is, and it's unique to this theater from...

Brickyard Square is home to about a dozen shops and restaurants, as well as Market Basket, a NH State Liquor Store and O'Neil Cinemas. The convenience is fantastic. That you could pick up greeting cards (and so much more) at The Paper Store, cosmetics at Ulta Beauty, and craft supplies at Michaels Crafts, and then get your hair cut at Great Clips, have dinner at Tortilla Flat, 900 Degrees, Kume or Popovers, and finish up by seeing a movie is, truly, fantastic. It's one-stop shopping - and more - done right. Oh! And if you're wondering about public restrooms... Market Basket has one, that I know of. Other than that, you'd probably need to make use of those at one of the...