New Hampshire Restaurants

[nhgator]

Greetings all,
I am new to the site and fascinated with all of your postings. I will contribute once I get the hang of it!

[gryphonskeeper]

Welcome! We look forward to your thoughts and insight. I am a fellow NHian, Living in Manchester. Are you in the Manchester region?

[nhgator]

Near enough to Manchester. Ate at 900 degrees last week, was amazed at how busy it was.

[gryphonskeeper]

I would be amazed too, because I really was let down by it. For the price they charge for drinks and pizza I would expect a lot more. I like all foods from pancakes in a dive, to Stuffed Lobster at a 5 star. But all I ask is that I get what I PAY for!

Btw, if you are into ethnic foods we should chat more.. LOL.

[nhgator]

Hey.. any after hike ideas in the White Mountains? Looking for the coldest beer possible.

[whs]

Woodstock Station Inn and Brewery, North Woodstock.

[gryphonskeeper]

Sure! What area of the mountains? There are a few of them you know.. LOL

[RedHouse]

We enjoy hitting up the Moat Mountain Smokehouse and Brewery in North Conway after a day in the mountains. Great beer....and great food too.

[Phideaux]

Very talented brewer at Moat Mountain Smokehouse. Tasty pulled pork too.
Woodstock Station Brewery.

Not the coldest but the best beer in the area.

[wildrnss]

Hear hear on the Moat, I love most everything there.

Love the beer at Woodstock too, although I've heard a few variable stories about the food.

[ManchSam]

I think the pizza at 900 Degrees is a little skimpy. I think people flock there because of the seemingly reasonable prices- two people can eat/ drink for roughly $50- seems to be unheard of in the city lately.