Hometown Roots — Restaurant in Derry

This adorable spot does not sell real tea. I wish the menu was more descriptive as to say these are drink powders all made with Sucralose, not herbal teas. I ordered a “tea” and had no idea that what I was ordering I am allergic to until I had already taken a sip and tasted the sweetener. I am pregnant so this could’ve ended really badly had I not thought to ask before having more than a small taste. The employee was understanding and tried to remake me something I could safely drink, so I accepted to reciprocate her kindness, but was too unsure what was in the mystery powders to actually drink the $8 “tea” that was very much not tea. I just wish they had a way to tell new customers that tea on their menu is a powder mix with many ingredients/sweeteners. I only narrowly avoided being quite terribly hurt by this...

Exceptional experience at Hometown Roots in Derry, NH! The moment you step inside, you're greeted with warmth and hospitality that sets the tone for an unforgettable visit. The cozy atmosphere and charming decor reflect the heart of the local community.

Let's talk about their Sour Patch tea – it's a revelation! Bursting with tangy-sweet goodness, it's a refreshing treat that keeps you coming back for more. Trust me, it's unlike anything you've tasted before!

But what truly sets Hometown Roots apart is their outstanding service. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and always eager to make your experience exceptional.

Whether you're popping in for a quick caffeine fix or looking for a cozy spot to catch up with friends, Hometown Roots delivers every time. Don't miss out on this gem in the...

The dinks tasted very artificial and it makes sense, as no fresh ingredients were used to make the beverages. I believe that Kool-Aid and Sunny D have more nutritional value than these drinks. The customer service left a lot to be desired as you are REQUIRED to provide your personal information in order to get your order. Lastly, I felt it was in poor taste to charge $1 for a glass of tap water, after spending $27 on three teas. There's definitely room for...