I got the Greek omelette. Very tasty and the wheat bread and home fries must've been homemade…read more Small, quaint restaurant with maybe seating for 35 people. I'll be back.

Cute, clean place with terrific servers and nice noise level…read more Unfortunately I wasn't thrilled with my omelette. Yes I'm kind of picky, but it was overcooked and dry (one side looked brown like a pancake that they had folded the ingredients into). I did tell the server. She felt badly but didn't offer a break or a new one. Hubby's meat lover type omelette was slightly better perhaps due to the melted American cheese inside. We both upgraded from home fries to fruit cups, and that too was disappointing. Were the exception of grapes, you couldn't tell which fruit you were eating. I'll grant you it's early in the season but pre-cut fruit sitting in watery liquid is bound to lose flavor and texture. I'm glad so many people like it, and don't want to yuck their yumm, but we won't return.

The best hash bas skillet we have ever had. Top notch ever single time we are there. If you have…read morethe chance to take or or even sit down and eat you will love this place

Margies is a nice basic diner with great food and service. They do a good breakfast here!read more

Perfect pitstop on our way up to Mt. Washington. It's conveniently located right off the highway in…read morea historic building and there's ample parking in the front and back. I had an arnold palmer and chicken pesto sandwich and my husband had a cold brew and the jerk salmon power bowl. My sandwich came with homemade chips which were delicious, not greasy, and didn't make me regret not subbing for fries. Both meals were substantial, super fresh, and we cleaned our plates. The inside is spacious and there is ample seating. Food doesn't take too long to come out and the service was friendly. Seems like a popular spot for those working nearby as well.

Enjoyed a lovely birthday breakfast with my daughter at Waterworks Café on Commercial Street in…read moreManchester, NH, located in the historic Waumbec Building. We made it just in time before breakfast ended at 11 a.m. and were so glad we did. We shared the classic egg, cheese, and ham sandwich, banana nut French toast with syrup, and the house home fries -- both hands down the best home fries and French toast we've ever had. The flavors were unbelievable, portions were generous, and everything was worth every penny. Plenty of delicious options, lots of seating inside, and free --front and back lot parking. We absolutely love coming here and will definitely be back!

We ate here a while ago on one of our shopping sprees in the area from VT…read more This place is amazing! Everyone was great! The food, service and atmosphere! We will be back when we head that way again in the autumn!

Recently reopened and so glad that it did. Friendly service, good food, and a great patio to sit…read moreoutside with a latte

Sunny Cafe is a fantastic addition to Manchester's food scene. What immediately sets it apart is…read moreits unique menu, which incorporates pierogi and dumpling-inspired breakfast items, something you don't see often in the area. It's a creative concept that definitely caught my attention. Everything I tried was excellent. The matcha latte was well made, the cookie was absolutely fabulous, and the breakfast sandwich proved that simple food can still be incredible when done right. I also had a blueberry scone, which was equally delicious. Every item felt thoughtfully prepared and full of flavor. The cafe itself is bright, open, and inviting, with plenty of space for individuals or small groups. It's clear they've become popular quickly. The line can get pretty long, but that's a testament to how good and unique they are. If you're dining in, they give you a number and bring the food directly to your table, which is a nice touch. Sunny Cafe has carved out a niche that's all its own, and after one visit, it's easy to see why it's become so popular. I'll definitely be back.

I really liked this Cafe, my partner was lukewarm on it…read more They have great Eastern European selection, with the highlight being the pierogies. We got the spicy and the the standard perogies and they were quite good in filling. 12 pieces is more than enough for a meal. Nice selection of baked goods and an extensive breakfast menu. We'll try in the future. The staff was old ladies, and they were lovely. Ample interior space too.

A family brunch was hosted by my daughter & SIL, in the East Room. There were 10 of us…read more Josh took very good care of us & was attentive to our needs. My son ordered a burger with just cheese, but it arrived with hollandaise sauce on it. By the time he got his burger, everyone had finished their meals. I feel a more efficient way to order a burger is to build your own, where you select the add ons: cheese, bacon, onion, Canadian bacon, tomato etc. If you have to charge more for a certain add on, then do so. The mimosas & the billinis were good & everyone enjoyed their entrees. It did seem as though we waited a long time for our entrees & the restaurant was not crowded at all, on a Saturday morning. Everyone enjoyed themselves so I assume we would all gladly return. The fake wisteria hanging up on the way in, seemed rather silly. Wisteria seldom blooms, LOL, so that was a dead giveaway.

I'm not sure where to start. I saw a few one star reviews and noticed that the accounts that are…read moreposting the one star reviews have only done the one review. Makes me wonder if it's a real account. When you come in the front doors the decor is historical and beautifully well kept. The guy at the front desk was great and well spoken. We get to the room and it's beautiful. Even has a four poster bed. Two couches and a coffee table. It has a nice bay window with a view of the garden. You can't compare this place with motel 6 so expect to pay a few extra dollars. I consider the price to be thrifty for what we received. We ventured over to the Tavern next door for a drink. Same decor as the main building. Excellent service at the Tavern. I got a hamburger and it was perfectly cooked. We had a great stay thank you for having us.

Good food Octopus…read morebites Truffle fries Pork Belly Get all of the above Omg this 85 character requirement is killing me

How has birch been around for years and I haven't been here? Everything was 100%. Everyone was…read morenice, the food was great. We couldn't pick what we liked the most. Tikka masala wings were amazing, octopus so light but tasteful, pork belly was delicious and the broccoli salad was awesome... such a fun place. No alcohol and it was a $72 bill! Coming back.

This little coffee shop is so cute. Staff were friendly and the everything bagel was tasty.read more

Located conveniently off Elm, The Moka Pot makes for a great place to meet friends for coffee…read moreand/or breakfast. The music is awesome 80s soft rock/ alternative. The cafe is so comfy and welcoming. The food is soooo excellent. Only minor downside is that the ordering process is a bit bogged down. I will definitely be back to try the bakery items.

Will recommend Will return…read moreLocal to the area was traveling home for work and decided to look for a breakfast burrito instead of heading to your local McDonald's found this place heard lots of good things about this place. It's been around for a long time and just never ate there. This was a call in order and picked it up and ate it at home roughly. My order was ready within 10 minutes by the time I got home they were still hot to eat. The price was right where I would like it to be. It was about $17 for two of the breakfast supreme burritos, one with avocado and sour cream which they charge extra for. The size and the weight of these burritos were more than plenty The flavor was OK. Next time I will not order this burrito again. I didn't care for the potato inside of the burrito. It seemed very overwhelming once I finished the first half so I picked them out. When I walked in to pick up my order, it was roughly at 7 AM in the morning and it was very laid-back and relaxed in there. They had all their fresh baked goods out on the counter, but as I said before, I definitely will go back and try something different from in there.

Another dangerously close go-to for us--perfect for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. This place is a…read moretrue local hot spot: always quick, always bustling, and somehow always worth the wait. Got a sweet tooth? Go early before the pastries, cookies, and muffins vanish faster than you can say "carb loading." Prefer juices or smoothies? They got those too. Fresh, flavorful, and fully customizable with all kinds of boosts--because balance, right? Our go-tos are the Chicken Caesar wrap and the Reuben--both reliable crowd-pleasers. The salads hold their own too. Honestly, unless you're a picky eater or have food allergies, you can't really miss with any of their breakfast or lunch sammies. Even the sides pull their weight--pasta salad or fresh fruit are both solid picks. On a nice day, grab a seat outside and soak up the Manchester vibes. Not much to the atmosphere in the dining area, but whether you're corporate, casual, out of towner or a student, The Bridge is the vibe for all. Need the restroom? Just ask for the wrench--err, key--at the front counter. Whether you dine in or grab and go, you'll get what you pay for (in the best way) and leave fully satisfied--probably already plotting your next visit before you've even left the breezeway.

While exploring Manchester, New Hampshire, I passed by the Red Arrow Diner and noticed that it was…read morecrowded, so I decided to come back another day. I am glad I did. I ordered the liver and onions with loaded mashed potatoes and a side salad, and everything was very good. The meal was flavorful, satisfying, and well-prepared. I also ordered the peanut butter chocolate cake, and that was delicious as well. The diner itself is small, but it has a nice, classic diner feel. The service was decent, friendly, and welcoming. Overall, I enjoyed my meal and had a good experience. I would recommend Red Arrow Diner to anyone looking for a solid, comforting meal while in Manchester.

Dirty, poor service. This place has slipped from its former days. Could not find waiters , once…read moreordered all food was delivered cold, and not cooked per order.