We needed a warm welcome and comfort food on a chilly day and Diz's hit the mark. Service was…read morefriendly and prompt, and the menu offered plenty of options -- plus monthly specials.

Walking around downtown, I got on Yelp to find something to eat. Right next to the bookstore was…read morethis restaurant. We walked in and were immediately greeted. I want to highly compliment the ambiance, it's not overpacked with stuff on the walls just a simple and light decor with a great lunch place vibe to meet friends or take a work call and have lunch. We got the patty sandwich and wings. The buffalo wing sauce tasted tomato based which I didn't like too much but it wasn't bad. The patty melt was delicious.

The Statesman City Diner briefly opened in September 2025 in Downtown Manchester on Elm Street,…read moreformer Wild Orchid Bakery and Lala's Hungarian Pastry space. They serve traditional American diner fare for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have a coffee/espresso counter with bakery goods and offers cocktails and mocktails. There is also an outside French fries pickup window on the Cat Alley side of the building, which was already opened for a few weeks. The dining space has rows of tables and counter seating and 4 flatscreen TVs in the front. I stopped by the Statesman City Diner on opening day for an early morning breakfast. There is ample free street parking before 8am in front of the diner. The place just opened for business as the staff was still learning things like the getting familiar with the Toast POS system and handheld portable ordering devices. I was able to seat myself at a table and was given a breakfast menu to look over. I requested an ice water and decided on the Jr. Statesman Open Face Salmon Omelette ($15 plus tax) with 3 way homefries and raisin toast. The food arrived to my table in about 20 minutes after ordering. The omelette was a folded firm scrambled egg with salmon (lox) and ricotta cheese. The 3 way homefries were seasoned and grilled with yellow potatoes, blue potatoes, and sweet potatoes. The buttered raisin toast had a nice sugar coating. The portion size was good, taste of food was good, but the omelette and homefries were not very hot. I did request a to-go box for half the omelette and toast so I could eat later at work. The check with Toast QR code was presented which was $16.28 with tax and before tip. Overall, since the place is very new, the staff (front & back) is on a learning curve with regards to the Toast ordering system (it was offline for a bit), speed of service, and temperature of the food. They are still working things out and may be closed several days at a time.

New diner on Elm. Very attractive decor but too soon to review until they have worked out the…read moresystems. Extensive menu.

We went here when visiting friends in the area. It's a nice place, and pretty full on a Tue night…read more Glad I made a reservation ;) We had warm carb dip (served w/ naan) and harbor side mussels, delicious! I had their special cod with linguine and asparagus, yum. My husband has the pork skewer, flavorful. Our friends had fish and chips, Portuguese seafood stew and citrus beet salad. Everything was delicious! The waitress was friendly and knowledgeable about their menu. The seafood stew was lukewarm so they replaced it with a new order and took it off the check. Professional. We had a wonderful evening. Highly recommended.

We are on a road trip and needed lunch, this menu looked like it had a lot of options and variety…read moreso we stopped. The place is very nice- indoor and outdoor seating and a huge bar. The decor and interior is very relaxing and clean. The hostesses were just the sweetest at the door. We sat pretty quick and waiter was great. They had a decent menu with some specials and seasonal menu also. We ended up getting the club sandwich and some wings that were on special. The starter bread and butter is a must- warm and fluffy. The club sandwich was huge and my husband couldn't even finish it. The wings were meaty and a great portion and crispy. Cooked perfectly. Wish we lived closer to go back again. Stop if you can!

Needed a late dinner and it was perfect. Chose upstairs because it was quiet…read more The wait staff was attentive. The food came quickly. We shared a platter for one which was plenty for two senior citizens.

Although the waitstaff and food taste were very good, I have to say their portions were…read moresurprisingly small. I ordered a combo plate 2 meats, and chose the ribs and brisket w/ two sides for $26. I received two ribs, and 4 very small, thin pieces of brisket. I was extremely disappointed to say the least.

Our first visit- the two other couples had been before. It was a Wednesday night. I called during…read morethe day to see if I could get a reservation and they only accepted four tables of eight or more. Fine. I asked if it was usually busy around 6p and she said I don't know, I don't work on Wednesday nights. Rude. Anyway, we had no problem getting a table. Our server was very nice. Broad menu lots of choices. Two out of three couples shared fried seafood platters. The scallops and clams were good. The haddock was forgettable. Overall, we had a good night and I wouldn't hesitate to return.

Delicious food super large portions and great service make for a great experience in this kitschy…read morediner

A simple old timey interior with a simple menu. It smells like fry oil inside, but there is a…read moreseparate room that doesn't smell of oil inside as well as an outside seating area. The food is reasonably priced and comes out quickly. I found the fries were a little under salted, but they were the perfect level for the salty burger (the beef, not even the bacon). Thank you to the staff for putting extra pickles on. I still remember the time I asked for extra pickles somewhere else and they gave me two...

It was time to drive from New Hampshire to Connecticut and my wife and I decided on taking the back…read moreroads so we can enjoy some more of the New England scenery. After stopping at the local (and not good) Newbury Comics location semi-close by in Manchester, we continued on our way until we stumbled across Papa Joe's Humble Kitchen and figured we would give this place a shot for lunch. The outside looked like a side of the road burger joint you would find in New England and the inside matched it perfectly. This isn't exclusively a burger place, but the menu does revolve around burgers and sandwiches and I just had to give the specialty a try, The Full of Bologna Burger! As someone who really likes burgers and also likes bologna, this was a no brainer and it was pretty dang good if I do say so myself. The bologna and the beef mixed pretty well together and the french fries I had on the side were pretty good as well. Overall, Papa Joe's Humble Kitchen is a fun roadside restaurant that's definitely worth trying if you are in the area. The staff here were friendly, the restaurant itself is small and charming, and the food is on the cheaper side, greasy, and tastes dang good. Will I be back? Probably not since I don't even know where Milford, NH is, but I sure would recommend this place to those looking for a solid lunch in Southern New Hampshrie!

Aye Yo is next to the Exeter train station. In addition to its catering business, it offers…read moreunusually tasty take-out to eat on the spot or take aboard the train -- hot dogs with savory fixings, reuben sandwiches, salads, or vegetarian empanadas as well as sweets and non-alcoholic drinks. Aye Yo's hours complement those of the nearby Trackside Café with little overlap. Window hours 12 - 8 pm, Wednesday - Saturday.

Always take out and always hit and delicious The delivery was quick and the food was hot.Portions…read morewere good and the food tasty,many choices and looking forward to the next time to try some different dishes

WOW! I haven't realized I never review this place, we are there at least 12 times a year since they…read moreopened up! We got a coupon back then at a Fisher Cats game when our son was much younger! We all love this place and as you tell we keep coming back even though I made Mac n Cheese at least once every other week! Which is nothing as great as the Cast Iron Baked classics and new month special flavors they come up with!! Over the years all the staff has been personable, friendly and hard workers!! Which is not something one always sees these days! We know from worked and owned business private business! My usual go to is the Veggie or make your own, I have had some specials over the years and they all were great! My DH usually gets a build your own but this time he ordered the Street Corn version! Inside, out and restrooms are always clean and nicely decorated. And the manager always comes around checking in on everything with everyone! MY BIGGEST TIP IS TO EAT IT INSIDE!! YOU GET TO EAT IN RIGHT OUT OF THE OVEN IN THE HOT CAST IRON SKILLET! I Love the crispy bits that stick to the sides! THANK YOU ALL FOR ALL THE GREAT SERVICE AND MEALS! SEE YOU ALL SOON!

We are traveling around New England and found the Hungry Diner. A really sweet girl met us at the…read moredoor and explained their ordering system and was very helpful with recommendations. My husband had the burger and I had a fish sandwich. Both were cooked to perfection. Also, the fries had a great seasoning. So good, ketchup wasn't needed. Also, while dining, the song Way Down South on the Chattahoochee" was playing. Unbeknownst to them, they were playing our song. We are from Georgia and practically grew up on the Chattahoochee River. We highly recommend the Hungry Diner!

For special occasions maybe, but come with a fat wallet. I get inflation is hitting hard…read moreeverywhere but $85.00 for two cheeseburgers and beers everything should be perfect. Sticky tables, french fries so small they require a fork instead of fingers. Little things become big at these prices. Generally food is good, I just think this is a sign of how broken the world has become.