We had dinner tonight at On the Corner Grill and everything was excellent. I ordered the scallops…read morerisotto and they were delicious. My friends had the salmon, mussels and calamari, and a steak tip salad-everyone loved their meals. For dessert we shared crème brûlée warm donut dessert with ice cream and whipped cream, which were amazing. Our server, Naomi, was the best-attentive, friendly, and sweet, always making sure we had everything we needed for a great dining experience. The restaurant was packed on a Tuesday night, which says a lot about how good it is. The two small cons: when I made the reservation on March 7, I included a note asking for a surprise birthday dessert for my friend Anita after the meal (I had planned to order the Swiss Chalet Cake), but it never arrived. Luckily we ordered the crème brûlée donut to share, which was fantastic anyway. I just wish reservation comments were reviewed so special requests like that can be carried out. Additionally, it was also a bit loud for a small restaurant, especially on a Tuesday night. Overall, everything was perfectly cooked and we'll definitely be going back again soon.

On the Corner Grill has become one of the most enjoyable places to eat in Derry, even if we…read morejokingly refer to it as the gas station restaurant. The location might surprise you, but the food absolutely delivers. They strike a great balance between dependable menu favorites and a steady rotation of specials that keep things interesting. Each of the servers has their own favorites and it is fun to try new things as you are feeling adventurous. The regular dishes are consistently well prepared, with generous portions and flavors that feel thoughtful rather than routine. The specials are where the kitchen really shows its imagination. They often end up being the reason you change your mind about what you planned to order, and it is clear the team enjoys giving guests something unexpected and memorable. Service is warm, the atmosphere is relaxed, and the food arrives with the kind of care that makes you want to return. One small note: they require a credit card to secure a reservation. It feels a little tacky for a neighborhood spot, but it is understandable given the size of the dining room and the impact of no‑shows. Overall, On the Corner Grill is absolutely worth visiting if you appreciate a place that delivers reliable favorites while still offering something fresh and unexpected. If you want it shorter, more casual, or more pointed, I can reshape it.

My favorite food item that I purchased was takoyaki. It was a ten. Great value and portion size…read more Whole family enjoyed the dinning experience. We believe the owner was the server, he looked like the person in the drawing. He did not accept tip. We forgot our baby bottle, he ran to the parking lot give us the bottle.

Really pleasant surprise! I got a really great Sriracha BBQ Pork Fried Rice (really good pork and…read morethe contrast between Sriracha and Raisins was very nice!) Whole in the wall, clean, friendly service and an unexpected gem.

Great soup place. Love to go there in the fall and winter. It's a must eat place. Need cash to buy…read morethe soup, but it is worth it.

I tried the clam chowder. Delicious!…read more $10 for a small. Service was excellent! Ambiance is what you would expect from a small take out restaurant. Lots of variety to choose that is premade in the fridge including Shepard's Pie.

Love the food and service, everything is excellent! The food is delicious, and staff go above and…read morebeyond!

This spot was busy and bustling during dinner. The service was still very attentive and friendly…read more The authentic Greek food was very delicious and so we're their drinks!

I was looking for a good lunch place in Downtown Manchester before heading to airport. Buba didn't…read moredisappoint me. They have a happy hour lunch menu where you can get an entree and appetizer for 16$. Yelp reviews suggested that this place serves one of the best pho in Manchester, NH. I ended up ordering Beef Pho with pork gyoza. I really loved the soup in Beef pho. So goood. Staff asked me if I would like to add veggies to my pho but they didn't mention that it's 5$ up charge from actual price. I found that out when I received my receipt. Pork gyoza was good. Otherwise, I'd give to this place. Ambience is good overall!

I ordered bulgogi yaki udon and the Korean cucumber salad. The bulgogi yaki udon had so much…read moreflavor! The noodles had great texture and the mushrooms really complimented the beef well. The Korean cucumber salad really packed a punch - spicy and crunchy. The interior lighting of the restaurant is very moody - a bit dark yet it sets the vibe. Service was quick and attentive.

This place has a great atmosphere and food made with love. The couple who owns the place are always…read morereally friendly and you can tell they care about the food and the experience. Awesome breakfast sandwiches in the morning, great soups and sandwiches for lunch. Highly recommend this spot!

We moved in across the street this week. Couldn't ask for a better cafe to have so close. Plenty…read moreof seating both indoors and out. Plenty of different options for eat and drink you can't get bored of them. Super friendly owners too! Love this place! Perfect for the morning commute.

PRICES ARE WAY TOO HIGH for what you get…read more Randomly stopped at Panera in Derry to see if anything had improved---NOPE!!! Ordered Ciabatta Bacon, Egg & Cheese Sandwich - $6.99 plus tax. VERY SMALL SANDWICH - about 4-5 INCHES in total length. TOTAL Rip off... Looked at other items in the display too....Prices way UOP, and the SIZE of the items is CLEARLY SMALLER. Much better off going to a Bagel Shop, or some other restaurant or bakery....MUCH BETTER value and a better sandwich and baked goods.

Love coming in for my morning pastries and bagels. Always smiling. Fabalo is great.read more

I stopped in here with a group of friends on a Saturday night and was worried we wouldn't find a…read moretable. Thankfully there wasn't any wait! The restaurant itself seems to be more family friendly and sports bar oriented and was decorated quite nicely. The menu is expansive and has a variety of great options. They even have daily specials as well. Our waitress was prompt and really quite lovely. She helped my friend decide on a dish and answered any other questions that we had. I would highly recommend her! We ended up ordering the dip sticks for an appetizer and I had the chowder and half chicken parm sandwich as my meal. The complimentary bread we had was incredible. Crispy on the outside and perfectly soft on the inside with a dusting of Parmesan on cheese. And they were warm too! The bread was served with a whipped butter that wasn't even necessary but still a welcome addition. The dip stick sauces were excellent- I enjoyed the Indian inspired sauce the most but was also blown away by the pesto. The chowder was fantastic. Nice and creamy with a little bit of bacon on top for Smokey-ness. The chicken parm sandwich was nice and crispy with their great bread and even included an extra layer of pesto which I really enjoyed. I'm not a huge fan of too much marinara but this was the perfect amount and they even had extra on the side. If you need a quick but delicious bite to eat I highly recommend stopping by t-bones!

After getting picked up at Logan airport in Boston and making the drive into New Hampshire, dinner…read morecalled and the Derry exit was close by. Thanks to some help from yelp and my dads love of steak, T-Bones Great American Eatery was the clear cut choice for dinner and where we headed. This place is absolutely massive and gave me such New England restaurant vibes, with lots of wood, tacky decorations, and big signss absolutely everywhere. The place was very busy on this Saturday night and they definitely seemed understaffed, we waited to check in and get a table for about 12 minutes before anyone came up to the front, but hey, busy nights happen. The menu here was huge and featured almost everything you could want from an American style steakhouse from appetizers and deserts to sandwiches and steaks. I ate a lot of food here, so let's just talk about what I personally ordered and ate. Boneless Buffalo Chicken- This was truly a unique batch of buffalo wings. The breading on these were corn flakes and thats certainly not something I've experienced before, but the corn flakes mixed with Buffalo sauce made for some really freaking good boneless wings. French Onion Soup- Nothing special here, but it was both hot and tasted good, so thumbs up on this. Mashed Potatoes- Standard mashed potatoes paired with the steak, ain't nothing at all wrong with that. T Bone- When you go to a place called T-Bones, you order the 25oz T-Bone. This big, tasty, medium rare, slab of beef had so much flavour and was absolutely fantastic. After four years of eating at expensive steakhouses in Las Vegas, I come to a place like this and they are serving the exact same steaks here for $39.99 and that's something I can truly get behind. The only real complaint with the main course was that I also chose French Fries as a side dish and they forget to every bring it to the table, but since I was extremely full anyway, I didn't bother to bring it up. Overall, T-Bones Great American Eatery was a fantastic choice for dinner and somewhere I can definitely see coming back to on future trips to New Hampshire. I miss places like this from New England and I truly enjoyed every aspect of the T-Bones experience, as did my parents. Hungry? You know where to go!