Great food, server clean Ate early dinner on Tuesday . We…read morewere greeted by a sweet waitress Melisa . Ordered : Cheeseburger we shared and a side of coleslaw. Yummy! Dessert shared a slice of Blueberry Pie heated w coffee ice cream. Yum. We both had Lemonade drinks and didn't share ( lol) Tip good! Sandra & David

Our family of 4 had each mixed feelings about this place…read more It was clean. The cakes in the dessert case were pretty. Seated right away. Waitress was nice enough, but a bit distracted and we had to repeat our order a couple of times. Wait seemed long. We all liked aspects of their food, but didn't like others. The hash browns had zero flavor/seasoning and were a bit soggy. They were the base of my meal, so it was very disappointing. The kielbasa in it was browned nicely, but didn't make up for it. My husband's omelette oddly had a Kraft single melted on the top of it. C'mon. The "pan potatoes" were hard, dry, and uniform, clearly frozen. Again, not a lot of seasoning. Homefries should shine in a breakfast meal! Chili in the omelette tasted suspiciously like Hormel in a can. He did enjoy the biscuit and gravy, and that's hard to make happen. My daughter thought the sourdough was good. It was over $100.00 for our meal, the prices were a little steep, especially for what they were - average breakfast food, at best. I feel bad saying that, but there didn't seem to be a lot of pride in the food.

What here for the first time last weekend I was amazed at how big and beautiful the outside grounds…read morewere. Even though it was a nice day we chose to eat inside and we were greeted by the owner when we went inside we chose to sit at the bar. A very nice gentleman and his friend sat right next to us. He was full of information about the restaurant the area he was just overall a wonderful guy. The prices were right. The food was great. The atmosphere was amazing as it turned out. We went again the following weekend and had just a good of a time. The bartenders were very nice and very friendly and very attentive. I did notice they do a big takeout business and catering. Can't wait to go back again. We had a great time. Thank you Auburn Pitts!!!!

Held a celebration of life here and we are forever grateful for their awesome food & compassionate…read morehospitality. Thank you so much. The firepit was a bonus!

Don't let appearances fool you--this place may not be trendy or dressed up like the latest hip…read moreeatery, but what it does offer is exactly what truly matters: friendly people and really good food. Sometimes the best meals come from the spots that aren't trying to impress you with décor but win you over with heart and consistency. I stopped in one evening just as a snowstorm was starting. The staff greeted me warmly, and the service had that genuine, small-town friendliness that's hard to fake. I ordered the cheesesteak, and it absolutely hit the mark. It came out hot, fresh, and generously filled, with the kind of flavor that tells you they've been making this for a long time--and making it well. I enjoyed it so much that I came back the very next day. That alone should say something. When a place makes you want a repeat visit within 24 hours, you know they're doing something right. If you're in the area, don't overlook this gem. It's the kind of spot that reminds you why simple, well-made, comfort food served with kindness will always stand the test of time. Highly recommended.

The bartenders are all awesome . I'm here enjoying a lunch special chicken salad sandwich on a…read morebrioche roll . It is soo good . It's the best chicken salad I've had outside of my own kitchen at home . I'm not a French fry person , but the crinkle cut fries it comes with are perfectly crispy .

We live in Manchester and walk Elm Street all the time and by far the 110 Grill is our favorite!…read moreThey have good food and drink to pick from. But the people that work, there are what make this place special ... like Donnie the bartender, great people skills! Also, they have a very relaxing outside venue with gas fireplaces. I give a well deserved 4 stars so check them out and Enjoy!

The food here was just fine. The ambiance is decent, and they have a good bar area…read more David, our server was alert, personal and attentive. That was a nice plus. I would say the reason for four stars is that the food well good isn't great and at these prices I have an excitation of great.

Everything was perfect Sat at the bar…read more Drinks were tasty and food was delicious Bartender Charlie was spot on Will be back for another visit

I visited Dreo on a Wednesday night expecting a nice, relaxed dinner, but unfortunately it happened…read moreto be Music Trivia Night. While that may appeal to some customers, it created an extremely loud environment that felt more like a bar than a restaurant. Between the amplified music, announcements, and crowd participation, it was difficult to have a normal conversation at our table. For diners looking for a quieter meal, it's worth knowing that Wednesday nights may not be the best time to visit. The service was friendly and attentive throughout the evening, and most of the food was good. We ordered the Caprese Salad, Chicken Bacon Ranch Flatbread, Grilled Chicken Pesto, and a Mango Poke Bowl. I understand there was a recent menu change, which is why my daughter decided to try the poke bowl. Unfortunately, while the ingredients seemed fresh, she felt the sauce didn't complement the dish well and threw off the overall flavor. Given the $26 price tag, that was disappointing. The pricing was another area that stood out. Most of the menu is on the higher end of casual dining, but what really caught my attention was the $5.99 charge for a bottle of San Pellegrino. Restaurant markups are expected, but nearly six dollars for bottled sparkling water felt excessive. Overall, Dreo has friendly service and some solid food options, but the combination of premium pricing, the disappointing poke bowl, and the very loud trivia-night atmosphere made it difficult to fully enjoy the experience. I would consider returning on a quieter night, but I think customers should be made more aware of how loud trivia nights can be before being seated.

1st time it won't be the last…read more Very good pizza place with lots of choices for gourmet pizza, calzones and yes their roast beef sandwiches!! They have a full bar and our favorite bartender Crystal was working that night. She's the best! We had the pleasure of meeting the owner Harp who wanted to make sure we were enjoying ourselves. We like your place and will definitely be back!

Had my second super beef three way of my life and it did not disappoint. The steak fries were…read moredecent, but skip the pizza/spinach rolls. Also you don't come here for ambiance its a loud bar slash take out pizza shop but that is fine by me for what I was there for.

Walking Elm St, my wife and I came in for some drinks and an appetizer…read more What we liked: Great atmosphere! Friendly Bartender Calamari app was very good! What we didn't like: Drinks were ok, my manhattan had too much vermouth. Measuring your pour for drinks is a bad look for a place like this. We go to plenty of other area restaurants that do not do that. For this 1st time limited experience I give 3-1/2 stars and feel they have lots of potential. We'll be back to check out their main menu which looks very good.

Found this place after looking for a nice restaurant for a special occasion and it did not…read moredisappoint. Food was very tasty and well prepared, presentation was impecable. Service is fast and friendly. Thank you so much Emilie for making my night a little better. I had the oysters on the half and the prawns as a special item in their menu. Will definitely come back and I definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone that enjoys a good meal.

Located inside Revo Casino Manchester, Rebels is a full service restaurant and bar serving pub fare…read moreand libations, formerly Filotomo. Rebels also has other locations around NH inside other Revo Casino locations in Dover, Keene, Lebanon, and Conway. They offer great daily specials here including $5 handhelds (12-3pm), $3 drafts (4-7pm) and 25 percent off food. I've been to the Rebels in Dover several times and that location has also pretty good street tacos there. This location still has the same feel as Filotomo which has a full service bar with seating and table seating along the walls. There are flatscreen TVs, scratch tickets machine, and Keno here. Anyways, I stopped by Rebels in Manchester for dinner recently. The bartender gave me a menu to look at and I got a complementary Revo bottled water. The food menu here offers a selection of appetizers, sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, salads, chowder, flatbread pizzas, main entrees (steak, ribs, pork, pasta, seafood, chicken tenders, beef prime rib), and desserts, same food as the other locations. Much of the Greek Italian American menu of the former Filotomo, is now at Fotia down the street. The prices seem fair here. The bar has 16 draft beers, bottle/can beers, wine, liquor and cocktails. I ordered the Birria Pizza ($11 plus tax) and the Clam Baked Cod ($16 plus tax), both coming out to me at the same time in about 12 minutes. The Birria Pizza flatbread was topped with soft spiced beef, caramelized onions & melted cheese on top of a firm crunchy dry crust, consome dipping broth on the side. The Clam Baked Cod was comprised of a soft baked cod filet with herb seasoned breadcrumb topped with Boston clam chowder, couscous, red onions, roasted red bell pepper, tomatoes, zucchini, mushroom, garlic. I finished both food items, as I was all set. The check was presented which came out to $21.97 with tax, after discount, and before tip. Overall, another pretty good meal at Rebels and attentive service at the bar. I will continue to eat at Rebels whenever I'm already at Revo Casino and DraftKings Sportsbook.

There's an up charge for fries, which I don't mind paying. but to give me 11 1/2 fries is wild.read more

Visited for the first time with a party of five celebrating two birthdays, which meant expectations…read morewere festive, the vibes were high, and the drinks were prepared to flow. Finding the parking lot? Easy.Finding the actual bar & grill? A full-blown scavenger hunt. At night there are ZERO lights, dark signage, and my only landmark was, "Ah yes... follow the sacred Guinness imagery on the front doors like a slightly tipsy pilgrim seeking barley and salvation." During daylight I'm sure it's obvious, but at night (especially in rain or snow) you're basically navigating by faith, GPS betrayal, and hopeful vibes. Staff was attentive, relaxed, and perfectly matched the laid-back local bar & grill energy. The kind of place where regulars probably have "their chair". I didn't catch our waitress's name, but she fully understood the assignment -- group of friends, multiple drinks, laughter escalating in volume -- we felt welcomed, never rushed, and were allowed to spiral socially at our own pace. It was trivia night (we did not participate because our confidence exceeds our actual trivia knowledge), but surrounding tables were living their competitive lives. The menu is... honestly a conversation starter. It's giving jack-of-all-trades comfort food chaos. Where else are you seeing shepherd's pie egg rolls casually coexisting with liver and onions like they negotiated a diplomatic treaty at the United Nations of Comfort Food? Naturally, curiosity and poor impulse control won, and the table ordered the shepherd's pie egg rolls. Because -- science. Drinks: * Beer drinkers were happy -- solid selection, zero complaints. Glasses remained suspiciously empty which tells me everything I need to know.* I ordered a French Martini which immediately turned into the community sample martini. Consensus: enjoyed by others. Personally? Ce n'est pas mon préféré. Growth is knowing when a martini is not your soulmate. C'est la vie! Food: * A couple of us ordered the pot pie -- good temperature, solid comfort vibes, but the crust was thin and a little chewy instead of crispy, flaky and and emotionally supportive. Slight emotional letdown because crispy crust is possibly a love language. * I'm normally anti-fish taco, but a friend loved them. I tried a bite and will admit... flaky, fresh, and not oily at all. Respect where respect is due. Overall:Comfortable local hangout energy, friendly service, interesting menu, but the nighttime invisibility cloak on the building nearly had me questioning my GPS and my eyesight and whether I had accidentally entered a secret speakeasy that requires password authentication. Would go back -- now that I know I'm looking for Guinness signs like they're ancient runes safely guiding me toward carbs and cocktails!

I cant really complain about anything here except to say that it was dark. However, thats most bar…read moretype restaurants. The food was delicious and the service friendly. We were a party of five. Three of us had the Korean steak tips and the others were meatloaf and shepherds pie. I ordered my steak with the green beans (vegetable of the day) and a side of fries. The seasoning on the steak was really good and it was extremely tender. The green beans were fresh and slightly crisp. The fries were fries. They would have been amazing had they been fresh instead of frozen but they were not bad. The dinner was 30 dollars. A bit high but the steak was very memorable. Everyone really enjoyed their meals. They had quite a bit to choose from for dessert but noone could do it. Definitely a great date night place.

Big Dog Pub opened recently in Deerfield, in the former Ma's Cafe & Tavern (moved to Northwood)…read more They serve breakfast, lunch, dinner & drinks. This cozy space has table seating along the walls and seating up at the full service bar. There is dog related country decor and a digital jukebox. There is also another informal dining room across the hall. This new "Big Dog" pub in Deerfield is not to be confused with "Big Dog" eats in Milford and "Big Dawg's" eatery in Haverhill (Bradford) MA. The breakfast menu offers a selection of egg dishes, omelets, pancakes, French toast, waffles, breakfast sandwiches and sides. The lunch/dinner menu offers a selection of appetizers, salads, sandwiches, paninis, burgers, flatbreads, pizzas, chicken entrees, pasta, and seafood. They have switched from standard fries to hand cut fries. There are posted specials on the board. The bar offers limited draft beers, beer bottles/cans, wine, cocktails, and non-alcoholic drinks. The prices seem fair and they offer happy hour 3-5pm. I stopped by Big Dog Pub for dinner recently during the week. I was greeted and told I could sit at any open table I'd like. The seating at the bar was busy, so I sat at an open metal table next to the bar. The server brought over a menu to look over. I decided on the Fish & Chips special ($16 plus tax) and the Sweet Sausage Sautee ($15 plus tax). Both entrees came out together in 17 minutes. The portions were good on both. The fish & chips were very hot, crispy coating on the outside, tartar sauce on the side. The hand cut fries were firm and tasty. The shredded creamy cole slaw was sweet & tangy. The sautee dish had a mix of al dente cavatappi pasta tossed in a light cream tomato sauce with peppers, onions, small sausage bits and shaved parmesan cheese. I managed to finish both entrees and got the check with Toast QR code which was $33.64 with tax and before tip. The internet is very weak in this part of Deerfield, so had to pay the normal way. Overall, I enjoyed a great filling meal at Big Dog Pub. I will have to return here for breakfast!

Everyone is friendly, it was a fun place and I had some good laughs! Pizza was huge and delicious.read more