Go nowhere else for wings!!!! Oh my! What a surprise. With…read morean almost invisible location behind a building on Turnpike Street in North Andover, this humble establishment deserves regional if not national attention. I have been a wing self-appointed aficionado for my whole life (73 and counting) and have never had such superbly prepared chicken wings. Tried the fried option (they also have grilled) with medium buffalo seasoning and honey garlic seasoning. Moist, crispy, flavorful, and nicely packaged in recyclable boxes - each type in separate containers. The staff are delightful, smiling and welcoming. Truly a superb wing specialist. Veggies and other sides, too but didn't try them. Wings, wings, WINGS! Get them

These are the bests wings...the absolute best! Tried buffalo, garlic parm, lemon garlic, sweet…read morechili....all so tasty, juicy and tender! Mac and cheese flavorful and creamy. Don't miss the corn bites - little street corns full of flavor! Staff is polite and friendly. Atmosphere fun and comfortable. Right on 114 - easy stop!

2 People 2 Adult Beverages…read more1 Appetizer 1 Pizza (4 topping, Large) $64 (before tip) We were in the area and needed to eat. We saw Brickhouse Pizza & Wings and decided to stop in. We were greeted and told to sit anywhere we wanted. Ambiance: It's a smaller, fairly echoey restaurant, but it's a pizza joint... it's kind of to be expected. After a few, our waitress came and I ordered waters. For some reason our table was missing the drink menu... all others had one. It took a few minutes for our waitress to find one for us. I ordered the Galaxy Lemonade, Jennie chose the Bahama Mama. We were both very disappointed in our drinks. Minute clearly had the Blue Curaçao in it, but there wasn't even the tiniest hint of the Empress Gin... a gin with a very distinctive flavor. It was so lacking that I actually asked our waitress if it was forgotten. I think the drink should've been great, but the curaçao was overpowering the gin. There was 1oz of each liquor. I think 3/4oz BC and 1.25oz Empress might've made it better. While Jennie prefers sweeter drinks, the BM was VERY sweet-forward, lacking flavor from either rum. We are all about the "well-balanced beverage"... neither of these were. Our appetizer (5 Buffalo wings) & pizza arrived at the same time. I thought the wings were great. The heat/flavor ratio was damn-near perfect. Jennie felt they had a bit too much heat... I disagree :) Our thin-crust pizza was also great. Toppings: garlic, tomato, banana peppers, & pepperoni. I feel there should've been much more garlic on it, as it was ordered as a topping, but overall, the crust had a perfect crispness all the way under, so it could be picked up by the edge. We both enjoyed it! The food is worth picking up, but if I'm going to sit in a restaurant for food and drink, I'd like to enjoy the drink. For that reason, we probably won't be back.

This place in ok and convenient to the Hampton when staying in Keene . Everything is mediocre…read moreabout it, food and service are fine. The prices are reasonable, and its always packed so they are doing something right. But for instance the Chicken Caesar wrap is small and not tasty at all. Just chicken and lettuce is a wrap with some industrial dressing.

The Fried chicken was good! And for the price I thought it was a good amount of fries and chicken…read moreand a drink. I will definitely order from them again! ^o^

Food is good, however, customer service at the front of house needs work. Usually when drinks are…read morepacked up for takeout and there are more than 2, they are put into a tray, not loose in a bag. Mind you they are fountain drinks. Not exactly welcoming to return when you're yelled at by the front of house who didn't tell you drinks are not in a tray in a bag and then proceed to tell the customer that they just cost YOU money because the drink spilled and yell at them. I'll stick to my Boss Pizza and Wings or Zeda's from now on.

Barely any sauce on the buffalo wings. The lemon peppers were decent, but they were kinda dry. They…read morereminded me why I haven't gone back in a couple years.

$35 for 15 boneless wings. They were good but I could have bought a steak dinner. I can't believe…read morehow much this place has gone considering chicken wholesale prices are down to what they were pre Covid.

Many flavors, wet and dry, bone-in and boneless, plus Mexican and a few beers…read more Decent wings, bargain pricing (barely more than a buck a wing), though inconsistent. Two visits: one where bone-in and boneless were both dry, one where bone-in and boneless were both moist. Good flavors, but very light coverage, which sometimes reveals less-than-browned surfaces. Allow extra time for these wings. The pro move here is ordering ahead and arriving in time to eat there. If you're on your lunch hour, this tip is critical.

This place is delicious. Best wings around and all the workers are super nice…read more It's always super clean inside and even in the parking lot. Give it a try!!

Ordered pizza and some other things online, a while ago. Went to pick up, and voila. "Sorry we ran…read moreout of pizza dough" Excuse me? Ran out of pizza dough? Ruined the whole night, when I got home everyone was hangry and mad I didn't have pizza to eat, including me.

Industrial looking building on Rte 3A that's hard to spot as a restaurant if you're approaching…read morefrom the north; just know that it's next to 7-11. Inside, a long counter a la Chipotle, with only three tables of 2 for dining in. The menu is mostly wings, boneless wings, and south shore style bar pizza. The wing toppings are your typical flavors, notable for two heat levels on the Buffalo and almost as many dry rub options as sauces. -- Wings: Went with Mango Habanero, which was typically sweet, but had a bit more heat than most renditions. The wings were fairly small, marginally crisp, and more than marginally juicy. They seemed to cool quickly. Decent. -- Fries (on a combo): Hand cut, long, a little dry, and very crisp, like Durkey potato sticks from back in the day. -- Coleslaw (on a combo): Small container of crisp but heavily mayo'd slaw for a creamy antidote to the hot sauces. -- Boneless Wings or Tenders: Even though I prefer bone-in, these were the hit of the meal, bringing large pieces, nicely battered to a bumpy texture, with very juicy white meat underneath. I went with the Wicked Hot Buffalo, which seemed fairly mild at first but gained heat significantly as I went along. More importantly, a proper Buffalo, with plenty of tartness to go with the pepper heat. Slightly chunky blue cheese. Friendly service, with meal brought to the table. Fairly good value. The flavors didn't blow me away, but certainly pleased enough to come back and try more of the sauce and rub roster.

Rice bowl were great, coleslaw is what I remember as a child. Would recommend this place to anyone…read morelooking for good food.

Maaz's Chicken had their grand opening this weekend, which is located in the former It's The…read morePizzaman/Nannou Nannou Pizza building at the US 3/NH 11 and NH 127 intersection in Franklin. Maaz's Chicken serves up fried chicken, sandwiches, gyros, burgers, rice platters, fried seafood, appetizers, salads, desserts, and cooler drinks (Pepsi products/Gatorade). The prices here seem reasonable. I stopped by Maaz's Chicken for lunch and dinner on Grand Opening Day when they were giving out free lunch (selected items) and 50 percent off the menu all day. The place was very busy with a line out the door. The owner had a DJ playing music near the entrance and chatting with customers. The owner is from Rhode Island and actually works across the border in Mass. The owner was looking for a place to open a chicken restaurant and chose Franklin, NH since it's a good area, bypassing Franklin, MA (for now) much closer to Bellingham, MA and Rhode Island. The lunch line was very busy and I eventually got up to the counter and ordered the Chicken Sandwich and 2 pc Fried Chicken with Fries and can of Diet Pepsi and strawberry Hood Ice Cream for dessert, all complementary for lunch. The chicken sandwich was big with a thick breaded buffalo tender with lettuce & mayo, pretty good. The shoestring fries were decent and the fried chicken had a nice crispy salty coating on the outside. I decided I would return later for dinner takeout. I returned for dinner takeout several hours later and the place was getting slammed with the line almost to the door. I ordered a bunch of food including a Beef Gyro ($8.99 plus tax), 6 Mozzarella Sticks ($6.25 plus tax), Chicken Over Rice Platter ($10.99 plus tax) and a 2 Pc Tilapia with Fries & Slaw ($11.99 plus tax). With the Grand Opening Discount, my total with tax was $20.83. After ordering, there was another line of customers waiting to pick up their food after paying. I waited about 16 minutes for my big order to be all set. They did run out of cole slaw and let me substitute Banana Pudding which is normally the same price as cole slaw ($2.99 plus tax). I checked my order before leaving and everything was there. I enjoyed my big dinner back at the office and the portions of food were generous. The Chicken Over Rice Platter was excellent, which had firm seasoned rice topped with marinated hot chicken pieces, lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, white sauce. The Beef Gyro was overflowing with beef gyro meat, lettuce, tomato, red onions, and a house dressing in a soft warm thick wrap. The Mozzarella Sticks were standard and came with marinara dipping sauce. The 2 Pc Tilapia with Fries was comprised of 2 good size fried tilapia filets with a seasoned breading and a pile of shoestring fries, tartar sauce was provided too. The Banana Pudding was sweet and topped with Nilla Wafer cookies. Overall, I was able to try a variety of foods here at Maaz's Chicken including the grand opening lunch and discounted dinner food. The fried chicken though crispy outside was very salty and dry, probably due to the volume of customers ordering the same thing. The fries at lunch time were not very hot (staff trying to serve the masses at lunch) and the fries I got with my tilapia dinner were hot and firm. The Chicken Over Rice Platter and Beef Gyro were excellent and my favorites of the day. This rating is based on the dinner takeout (4.5/5.0) and not on the grand opening lunch.

Ordered online for home delivery. Did the Ultimate Sampler. You choose the sauces, which I did. Not…read moreone sauce was delivered with my order. Ordered 2 Brownies. Got Chocolate Chip Cookies instead. When I called is the issue: First asked if I "ordered" from DoorDash. THen they took no responsibility at all for checking the order. My slip showed exactly what I ordered. But there was no name in the "Checked By" box. He tried to tell me that online orders do not get checked the same as if I called the order in directly. BS. How do you load the bg then? Told they ran out of brownies so just gave us the cookies as replacement. Very poor responses, no offer to compensate for substandard performance, the sauces are part of the order and included in the price! Food was great as always, but once again, the people who work the counter and phones need great improvement!

So bad bro I waited an hour mid food and I got so bored I played twerking videos on the tv through…read moreairplay

My husband and I stopped at Allentown Country Diner on a whim after the place we planned to go was…read moreclosed. When we walked in none of the staff saw us but there is a sign posted to seat your self. I was interested to see how long it would take to be noticed, I expected it to be a bit. I was very pleasantly surprised that our waitress came over almost immediately! We ordered and our food came out quickly and nice and hot. I had the biscuits and gravy with a side of Texas toast. The biscuits were amazing so light and fluffy, honestly they were perfect! I liked the gravy but I felt like it needed a boost of flavor and salt. The home fries were good but lacked seasoning. The toast was perfectly buttered and exactly what I wanted. My husband had the French toast and corned beef hash both of which he throughly enjoyed. The biggest highlight for us was our waitress and the rest of the staff. It is very clear they love the diner and all work seamlessly together. We will definitely be back!

In this not-quite Covid era, it was great to find an outdoor table at Allenstown Country Diner--and…read morethe menu is indeed country with biscuit offerings, grits, and eggs of all kind. For being inside and out, our coffee mugs were kept full. Country or not, ACD offers adult breakfast beverages including iced mimosas , though the ice was a bit of more fill than chill. Nonetheless the eggs and toast were spot on, and the eggs Benedict were gooey as can be with Hollandaise sauce. Whether you're camping in Bear Brook or passing through Manchester or Concord, this was a great in between. We were relieved to find parking in the sides/back, and left stuffed. For the friendly service and substantial breakfast, we'd come back again.