Dinner options that evening on the way to the hotel in Manchester, NH brought me to this Subway…read morerestaurant in nearby Bedford. We had road tripped from Boston Logan international airport and headed across state lines into New Hampshire that evening. I thought of what's cheap and open in New Hampshire around 8:30pm on a Thursday evening. My friend was still full from the Five Guys earlier, so I ended up deciding on Subway and proceeded to mobile my order in when we got to maybe 20 miles away, so we'd pull up and the order would be as freshly made as possible. The entire experience here, along with the mobile ordering, took about 10 minutes in total. Took me 5 minutes to put in the order while on the road, then 2 minutes to pick up the order after arriving and entering the store. It was definitely quick and painless. The lady was helping someone when I was arrived, but my order was already made and waiting for me. She was friendly and nice. So it was just a quick grab and go. Subway's mobile ordering system & app made it so simple, it's really remarkable at how these online ordering apps made life so much more easier and definitely convenient for anyone of us who are on the road and want something healthy to have. Quite nice these days for sure. I enjoyed the ease of building my order and quickly paying for it with a payment method already on the app. It's quite the godsend that technology and community has done to make life so much more enjoyable to endure. The overall experience here at this particular Subway restaurant location in Bedford, NH was quick and easy. It was cool to find an open Subway restaurant in the area that was open till 10pm that evening thru the mobile app. I enjoyed ordering online so I could use the time to get to my hotel and unwind instead of waiting for my sandwich to get made. The restaurant itself was quite empty when I was there for a brief moment but very clean and definitely spotless. Everything was seemed to be put away for the night and thought it was nice too that the restaurant is quite a standard design, so you can recognize the restaurant inside and outside. I ended up getting a turkey ham foot-long with everything on it except jalapeños. I need mustard a good thing along with mayonnaise and pepper. I also got three cookies and a medium size drink, which turned out to be raspberry iced tea. I try to not drink soda so the cookies would taste a little bit better and sweeter. For the most part, though, subway can be your potential option for anybody, depending on what you're getting. It is also a nice meal treats alternative versus McDonald's, Burger King, and all the other fast food ideas you may have. It just feels healthier eating here. At least that's what I think. This particular subway restaurant is located in Bedford, New Hampshire. Its physical address is 209 Route 101. Right off the highway. They accept major credit cards as well as cash. Mobile app ordering is key here because if you're on the road and want something before the store is closed for the night, timing is key here, unless you have the restaurant's phone number and you can phone it in. As far as parking goes, they have a generous amount, a parking for you to park and grab your order, since they share a parking lot with other restaurants and commercial stores nearby. Not sure if Ed, New Hampshire has public transportation that shares with other neighboring towns with Manchester, New Hampshire, but obviously ideally you would want to have a car of your own or rent one. Of course, if you don't have the means to do that, you can also have an Uber or Lyft at your disposal. As for me, though, I had a friend drive me from Boston Logan International Airport to my hotel in Manchester, but we made a pitstop here to grab dinner in Bedford, New Hampshire. So it worked out though, friend bonding time, and I get a free ride to my hotel. The footlong was made fresh to order and was definitely the highlight of my travel day. If you're in the area and want a good alternative to what's out there, consider coming to this subway restaurant in Bedford, New Hampshire. The lady in behind the counter is friendly and cheerful. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! A+

Surprised this place is in business. They are out of items that are supposed to be included on the…read moresub and offer no substitutions. Quality of food items is not what it was a few years ago, at least at this location.

I hate Five Guys. I love Burger King more. because the fries were scrambled in the bag but burger…read moreking has a plastic paper cup for holding

We stopped by because we were hungry and Panera and Taco Bell was across the street…read more We had 1 Burger 1 BLT w Mayo. It was good. PRICEY! $10+ for a burger .

Mostly good, quick service, been here a few times and the only thing id like is if they used…read morefresher lettuce. everything else is usually fine and tastes good but i have been skipping out on lettuce because it sometimes tastes off

My wife and I ordered on the 18th, I called and spoke to Alison about the food, She told me that I…read morewas wrong and everything was good. I hope she isn't actually the DM as she stated. Terrible service

The first time I ever tried a Raising Cane's was back when we were still living in the "915"…read more(IYKYK). At that time, I hadn't yet tried the famous Cane's sauce; mainly because my wife somehow convinced me it wasn't worth my time. She said she didn't care for it. I fail to see why. Because after trying some for the first time today, I can tell you their sauce could give Chick-Fil-A sauce a run for its money! It may look like thousand island dressing, but it tastes like a party in my mouth. Only wish I'd ordered more. Pro tip: if you're getting more than 3 strips of chicken, get extra sauce! Trust me on this one. Your palate will thank you later. Not only are the chicken strips big and meaty, their fries are even more sensational. Now, it's been a few years since I last got to enjoy one of my favorite fast food fries (whoa-try saying THAT fast 3 times) of all time. But these crinkled little fellas are better than I remember. Crisp on the outside and seasoned to the nines, this meal as a whole gets a 10. This location has a particular drive thru setup I've never seen at any of the other Cane's I've visited. In order to understand the configuration of their drive thru, I'll have to explain how their parking lot is orientated. There are actually two entrance/exit points leading into the parking lot; one before and one after you pass the Cane's building. Regardless of which entrance you use, each one does a giant U-turn leading back to a dual-lane drive thru. If you're doing curbside pickup (as I did), you simply drive past the drive thru entrance, pull up to the left side of the building if you're facing the street, and there you'll see the curbside pickup signs. This design is so clever, I'm shocked more restaurants haven't implemented this. It's made so that, even if you accidentally pass the RC sign, there's still an opportunity to use the second entrance. As you can imagine, we were so stoked when we first heard they were building one of these in Manchester. And now it's finally a reality! Sufficed to say, we will certainly be visiting this place in the future. Raising Cane's in Manchester gets 5 chicken strips dipped in party mouth sauce out of 5.

I don't usually stop at chain restaurants when I travel, but after a long day of flights and delays…read moretrying to get to Manchester, I needed something comforting. With only fifteen minutes to spare before closing, I pulled into the drive-thru fully expecting that, even if my food came out a little off, I'd be grateful just to eat. I've worked in quick service before, and those last-minute drive-thru guests can really disrupt the closing routine--so I hated being "that guy," but I was absolutely starving. Raising Cane's is one of my favorites back home, and getting it after such a rough travel day felt like a small gift. What made this stop truly stand out, though, was the staff. Even with ten minutes left before closing, they were cheerful, kind, and welcoming. If they were frustrated by my late-night arrival, they never showed it. Instead, I was greeted by a smiling team member who handed me hot, fresh chicken that absolutely hit the spot. Their attitude turned the end of my day around. I can't say enough good things about this location. Thank you, Raising Cane's Manchester, for ending a long day on a much brighter note--you made this caniac's night!

Horrible treatment to employees and customers. Subs are too expensive for quality. Employees are…read moreoverworked and customers are priced too high for subs.

Wow...no one and I mean no one makes a sub like this place..concord location..thank you dawn..how…read morefriendly..and nice thank you.

Our family absolutely loves eating lunch and dinner at Sweetgreen. The food is farm to table,…read morefresh, delicious and healthy. We love that they offer seasonal ingredients and tons of options for dressings and sauces so the meal tastes fresh and new each season.

Food is fresh and always consistently good. It's refreshing to have a healthy alternative to all…read morethe fast casual restaurants around and this is out go to when we want something quick to eat

I went here on a full nostalgia mission, as a child of the '90s looking to reconnect with my past…read more A buddy of mine and I went to the Nashua location and were informed that there was no sit-down service or salad bar until maybe 4PM that afternoon. So we drove north to Concord. I've probably driven by this place two or three dozen times over the years without seeing it. Today, though, it was center stage. Walking in I got the full hit of nostalgia, from the font on the sign at the host station, to the tri-colored tile on the booths, to the funny shaped windows in the brick, to a salad bar straight out of 1991. Amazing. There was only one other party there but we were a little before the lunch rush. Our server was upbeat and competent, and they had the full menu (unlike Nashua, which only had a tenth of the stuff on the menu available.) The salad bar was immaculate... everything looked fresh, had separate tongs for everything, plenty of clean plates... perfect. After destroying two plates of salad I turned to the stuffed crust pizza that had just arrived and laid waste to that as well, along with the indulgence of a large fountain Pepsi. It may not have been the best dietary choice but it was comfort food straight from apres-ski in 1992. I know the Pizza Hut brand is under a lot of cost pressure right now, and I can accept that society may not need all of the express locations, but can someone please save this one? For Gen X, it's a national treasure.

I probably should start by saying i do not like pizza hut pizza to begin with. I have, however,…read more always liked the breadsticks. Today my family wanted to try the buffet so I went along. First, the server we had was very friendly and did his job well. They restaurant was dated but clean and it was pretty busy for a weekday. The salad bar was kind of pitiful with no puddings or any dessert and I honestly didn't eat any because it looked like it was just poured from a bag and not washed. I could be wrong. The other members of my family all had it and said it was ok. My aunt missed the pudding they used to have. I did try one slice of pizza but I didn't enjoy it at all. I ate about four or five very dry breadsticks and a couple of the cinnamon ones. Didn't enjoy them and realized I probably should have just ordered breadsticks as I hardly touched anything. My mom was very disappointed that they no longer did the dessert pizza as that was her favorite thing. All in all not very good and I would only return if someone really wanted to go there. Not worth 14 dollars.