Chase St Market — Local services in Plymouth

I went into Cafe Monte Alto, a separately owned coffeeshop but taking up space in a corner of Chase Street Market, to get coffee to go, and noticed the owner of Chase Street Market with his mask below his nose and mouth. Chase Street Market did not require masks until the town of Plymouth passed a mask mandate, but then they reluctantly (I assume) put up a sign saying masks are required. I had stopped giving Chase Street Market any business when they did not require masks and stopped doing curbside pickup, and was pondering whether to start going there again. I used to go to Chase Street Market very frequently. But seeing the owner in the store not wearing a mask cemented in my mind that Chase Street Market has permanently lost my business. Obviously the owner doesn't care about the health and safety of his employees and customers, nor does he care about violating the mask ordinance in Plymouth. Squam Market in Holderness, which has consistently done the right thing in this regard, is my new go-to place for everything I used to go to Chase...

Having their Breakfast Club and Sandwich Club cards in my wallet, and having long enjoyed the smiles and friendly help from their deli and register staff, I guess I should pass on the pertinent details to my fellow Google users.....

A well decorated store hides the busy, well run deli counter in the rear. Breakfast eggs always come out right, with a variety of healthy wraps, quality breads, and healthy add-on ingredients helping to take the boredom out of breakfast. Similarly, the lunch menu has enough options, and daily specials (e.g., healthy salads) to keep this hungry local coming back often. There are a few outdoor tables that allow you to take in the view of Plymouth's lovely Town Common. On nasty days, there are also a few tables inside the store if you'd like to enjoy the friendly, small town atmosphere (they say hello to...

This is a great small market and del i nice place to get you basic groceries you can get some amazing sandwiches It also has a very nice selection of beer and wine often one corner is actually a separate business called Cafe Monte Alto which I truly would rave about but Chase Street market is what this is for and for groceries it's okay but the sandwiches are the big seller it's the reason you're going here if you're local if you're not getting coffee either at the cafe or you're at the deli count The stuff in between is great for people that don't go to the bigger grocery stores or want to go get something quick but those prices are elevated a lot compared to hannaford's market basket Walmart though their sandwiches are worth so much more than they asked for they are incredibly made and they'll make any substitution that is...