Service is great. Drinks are good and food great. The menu has a variety of appetizers and burgers…read more Have been here 2 times and all was good! We will be back!

This review is more for the out of towner. If you're local, then it course your going to eat here…read more Especially since there's not much else in this town. Walking in 7 minutes after opening, this place was already packed. Full of Patriots fans hooping and hollering to the end of the fourth quarter. Every appeared in a merry mood, and everyone knew each other it seems. Service here was great. Our waitress whipped around the room with finesse and speed, working the bar and tables all by herself. She was to the point but pleasant. The beers are ok, but they aren't anything spectacular. An average selection of nearby beers of all varieties. Going to other breweries in New Hampshire, I know that this state can produce good beers. Perhaps they just had a mediocre selection the week I was there. We ordered a medley of items and most of it was hit and miss. In the sampler, the pork cracklings were decent, although dinner pieces were hard to chew since they turned into a dense fried bit. The fries were ok, but standard. The tator tot was actual pretty good, but there's this sweetness and texture that makes me think of pumpkin? That could be upsetting to some. The chicken tenders are ok, but the breading isn't seasoned or exciting in texture. It felt like how I would fry chicken at home with only one coat of breading. The pickle chips were good, even though they were not spicy at all. If they called these paprika coated chips, then I would agree. But texture wise, they were actually crisp and not super watery. The pulled pork tacos are ok, but they rely more on sweet barbeque sauce more than anything else. The tortillas are subpar in flavor, but sturdy enough to hold everything together. The veggies slaw did add some nice acidity though. The wedge salad here is terrible. I should have looked up what others posted before I ordered it. It was a literal wedge of plain iceberg, with all the other ingredients and fixings dumped in the middle. The stuff in the middle was ok, but nothing felt harmonious. Just a bunch of salad ingredients added to a giant paper tray. It felt like a waste of 9 dollars for what was lazy preparation.

A fun brewery spot! They had a good amount of beer choices, everything from sours to stouts, ales,…read moreand IPAs. I was pleased to find a cider as well! I ordered the creamsicle sour, and it wasn't overly sweet but delivered a sour kick. We also got a chicken tender tower (which appears to be one of their popular shareable), and the quality of the tender and fries was awesome! The chicken tasted fresh and really high quality, and the fries were seasoned very well. We also got a Caesar salad to share, and it was a good value portion and really did the trick! I will say, our service was a bit slow and I think we could have been checked in on more often. We were a bigger group, but it was a little hard to get a water when needed. So going for 4 stars rather than 5. But I'd still return!

Beautiful brewery. Very clean and gorgeous ambiance. They have live music great couple singing…read morewith beautiful voices current songs and impressive renditions. Staff is friendly. Beer is fantastic. Great vibe with a beautiful front patio. Indoor they have lots of big space with windows and a table shuffleboard. I loved this place. I will come back and bring some friends. I did not try the food but I will post the menu

Decided to grab an afternoon snack and a drink, 603 fit the bill. Great spot, open seating and when…read moreit's nice out, one of the best patios in the area. We had the Pretzel Charcuterie board and fried Cauliflower, both were very tasty. The staff here is always fast and helpful, there are a lot of choices!

Beer was lukewarm and were told the kitchen was way behind. Waited…read more An hour for a sandwich and my wife's meal was 15 minutes later. Hamburger was well well done hockey pucks. Awful food and decision to eat there's

I'm back in the area on business and had to stop in at least one brewery. TailSpinner Brewery makes…read moremy 279th brewery. No, not on this trip but overall. I'm not THAT much of an alcoholic... First of all TSB is small, and the parking is a little tough. I managed to grab an open parking spot right in front and then got one of the three seats at the bar area. It looked like there was seating upstairs which is good because there wasn't much downstairs. Coosane NEIPA was a very tasty IPA. Wulver's Moon Scottish wee heavy wasn't bad but not my favorite Scotch ale. Although this is one of my favorite styles overall. Thelonius Funk hoppy black saison definitely had a hop flavor to it but it was pretty light. Mad Eye Raven rye oatmeal stout on nitro is one I had to try as I'm partial to beers on nitro. I liked this one. I only got a hint of the rye and I'm not sure I would have picked it out if I weren't clued in. Still, I enjoyed it as the rye was just kind of a bonus for me. I wasn't there long but the brewer was hanging out chatting with a couple of customers which is always cool. The whole place had a very friendly vibe and I would have stayed longer if I didn't have to be up before the crack of dawn tomorrow. If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you! I hope my confidence is not misplaced.

This place is tinyyyyyyyyy. Maybe five stools at the bar, if there's no room you sit in the loft &…read morethe bartender comes up to you. It's not a brewery experience - just a regular restaurant experience. The beer was okay, nothing to really rave about.

Lovely atmosphere. Good beer…read more Food was terrible. Stick to appetizers. No happy hour = one star deduction

This weekend, my wife and I were in Manchester for a wedding. Since we had spare time on Saturday…read moreafternoon, we looked for a place nearby for drinks and a bite to eat. The Shaskeen was exactly what we wanted. This little Irish bar in the heart of town was friendly, with cold drinks, and an excellent appetizer. The Guinness on tap was perfect and the Loaded Fries were fantastic! Our bartender was super friendly and made it a fun time out!

As always, Fody's is a great comfort food tavern in Nashua. It has that New England pub charm, and…read moregreat comfort food. The burger, as always, was cooked to perfection. Great flavor and a decent size, though I did not try the fries. Almost sinful I know. The Cherry Old Fashion was perfect. I asked for a Brown Sugar Old Fashion from the waitress and she looked at me quizzical, so I took the classic. For some reason, the usual fantastic Onion Soup was just okay - and I assume just an off night. It was good, just not as great as normal as it was a bit bland. The usual rich, savory flavor was not present. Fortunately, the Gruyère cheese made up for the blandness. This off night will not deter me from coming back and trying it again.

I have only ever been here for drinks and they are always really good! I especially like the…read moreblueberry lemondrop martini and always make sure to end the night here grabbing one of those. I like that this place is open later than everything else and the back patio is actually pretty cute and a nice place to have a conversation, one downside is that everything out there is pretty sticky.

Hop Passport Amazing Brewery Race Stop something or other - I've lost count…read more.. We stopped in as a party of 4 & were met by an energetic gal who walked us through their offerings. She was pretty insistent that we try their pickle beer & brought out a sample. Said sample went unfinished despite the 4 of us trying it & 2 of us being pickle beer lovers (especially sucker punch, yum). My experience in the area overall leads me to warn any sour drinkers that this is NOT the region to order sours... I think that's the best way to put it. Apparently it's a love it or hate it & a lot of people love it. I did not. None of us did... Service was excellent tho & the other options were decent. I love the dog themed cans & pooch friendly environment. They also had solid drink specials. We didn't eat anything here.

I'm sorry, but there is absolutely no way they clean their beer lines... I truly hope that's the…read moreissue because I visit multiple breweries a month and this might have been if not are some of the worst drafts I have ever had. Tried the Manchvegas which is beer mixed with sewer water. Also the Hound which is the Manchvegas but with hops and then they had a blood orange beer that was so overwhelmingly orange it was like cough medicine (mixed with sewer water). Did not have a chance to try the food (most other reviews say it's great). The location/parking is fine, the theme is great (beer named after dogs), the bar area itself is great (brewery with local dive vibes) and the bartender was wonderful... but this beer is like someone (who likes dogs) was trying to make craft beer for the first time and got the chance to open a brewery.

Was in Manchester for work and saw this place on yelp. World Cup was in town (Boston) and there…read morewere a bunch of folks watching matches on multiple TVs. Bar tender was awesome very attentive despite being really busy. It was burger and beer night so of course I did that. Burger was awesome and fries were pretty good as well. Huge selection of draughts on tap to include a west coast ipa despite being in New England. Old school mill town and the decor reflected that history as well as a tinge of English/UK pub. Can't wait to come back

This place never disappoints, always consistently good food and a properly pulled pint of Guinness,…read morewhat else could one need?...The servers are always the best, even when they are slammed...I personally luv the fish and chips, the haddock is always cooked perfectly and the hand-cut fries are the best on Main st. Plus they have homemade ketchup and tartar sauce...I like them with Malt Vinegar (traditional)....They are also accommodating when I bring my grandkids with me...For those who haven't been, it's loaded with the Irish charm you would expect...Almost like stepping into a pub in Dublin...Cead mile failte!