While exploring Manchester, New Hampshire, I passed by the Red Arrow Diner and noticed that it was…read morecrowded, so I decided to come back another day. I am glad I did. I ordered the liver and onions with loaded mashed potatoes and a side salad, and everything was very good. The meal was flavorful, satisfying, and well-prepared. I also ordered the peanut butter chocolate cake, and that was delicious as well. The diner itself is small, but it has a nice, classic diner feel. The service was decent, friendly, and welcoming. Overall, I enjoyed my meal and had a good experience. I would recommend Red Arrow Diner to anyone looking for a solid, comforting meal while in Manchester.

I have had better at home. I like Tucker's better. Decent menu but I…read more Very friendly n clean small only seats so many so there is a wait. I don't think it is wheelchair friendly If you go have a nice time Hope this helps you out LorraineP

Great service and food. Carey was amazing & Brenda did a fantastic job. Would definitely recommend…read moreany an everyone to stop by and grab a bite to eat.. steak and eggs were amazing.

This place has stood the test of time and for good reason...good food, service and prices with a…read moreserving of good old family hospitality. A ManchVegas gem & a great place to enjoy breakfast or lunch, so check them out and Enjoy!

Food: I ordered the "Hanna's" foster pancakes, and an Irish coffee. The pancakes were so good! The…read morebananas were perfectly cooked and had just the right amount of sauce to balance the pancakes. Service: The restaurant had surprisingly few customers so the waitstaff was lightning quick and helpful. Based on the amazing food and the good service this is now my go to breakfast place. Ambience: The diner is styled to look like a cool retro diner. It was a great find.

Lovely place with plenty of parking at the entrance to Manchester's downtown area. Came over with…read more12 other guys with an appetite and we were not left hungry. The decor, a mix of Art Deco, modern and 'ole American Diner, was just right for the visit. Even an old jukebox from the 1970s. Hope they repair it, because it rocks. Gaslight's aim is to offer breakfasts and lunches and it does a darn good job. Gaslight occupies the footprint of a previous food venue which itself was once another eatery. The new concept is quaint, cozy, light, and best of all, great food. We had a charming waitress who handled 12 hungry guys with admirable efficiency and courtesy. I didn't have breakfast on purpose as I saw the reviews and wanted to be able to have a good brunch. The Californian was my choice, an eclectic omelet with Smashed Avocado, Diced Tomatoes, Baby Spinach, and Sriracha. Superb! Not too hot, not too bland - just wonderfully right. I had to get more bread to accompany it. Meanwhile, coffee flowed nonstop. I did try a local brew which was also great. Can't get any better service and quality food for a brunch.

Great food as always. The new manager Leigh Anne is a excellent in welcoming customers. The server…read moreAshlee was excellent you could not ask for better service and food. Thank you for making our experience out a pleasure. We will definitely be back. PS Thank you owner Mr Ray for all you do. I would like some Old Man items in your gift shops. Maybe the profits could go for the local food pantry who are having hard times now.

It's been quite a few years since I last stopped here and remembered it being pretty good. It was…read morenot on this visit. I ordered "The Cadillac" breakfast that consisted of 2 eggs, 2 pancakes, sausage, bacon, homefries, and toast. I asked if I could sub in corned beef hash instead of the two meats. I was told I'd have to buy a side of hash. I agreed and told them to hold the bacon and sausage. The eggs, over easy, were quite small snd dwarfed by everything else on the plate. There was little yolk. The home fries tasted as if they'd been on the grill for quite a while. The pancakes were rubbery, as it took effort getting a knife through them. The hash that cost extra, tasted like it came out of a can. On the positive side our server was terrific and I loved and appreciated the "golden oldies" rock 'n roll music. These two points earned them the 2nd star. But unfortunately it was not enough to offset the very disappointing breakfast.

While the food here is delicious with big portions, the staffing issue really needs to be…read moreaddressed. Out of four waitresses ours was Olivia and she was CLEARLY the only one who was working. She did an excellent job and despite how much she was hustling she smiled and was polite and accurate. It was incredibly obvious that the other three rely on her to do the majority of the work as they barely hurry at all, even on a packed Sunday morning. The bus boy... he needs to be fired. He was on his phone half the time we were there, including when a customer was trying to pick up a take out order from him!! He routinely left takeout orders in the food pick up window and clogged the area so the servers couldn't pick up their plates. Tables were left dirty and unbussed, utensils, dishes ready to be put away, cleaning seemingly unimportant to him as he let the waitresses do his work for him. The food is great. Olivia is excellent! The kitchen is quick even when slammed. But the rest of the staff, especially the bus boy, needs improvement.

Popped in for lunch and had an absolutely delicious buffalo chicken wrap. Also enjoyed the chicken…read morebomb sub because we shared orders. The chicken tenders looked fantastic and homemade. The coconut cream chocolate pie was good but next time id just get coconut cream pie.

Celebrating a birthday with a friend. Our waitress, Trish,…read morewas wonderful and very attentive. The food was delivered quickly, it was hot and delicious. Great burgers! The owner, Dan, came to our table to make sure we were happy. Looking forward to going in again soon.

I have lived in New England all my life... 55 years.. I have had breakfast in every state in New…read moreEngland. Morning breakfast... late night breakfast.. visiting diners, restaurants, food trucks. Union diner in Laconia is by far the best breakfast I have ever had. The eggs are fluffy and cooked to perfection. The muffins are awesome.. this is my favorite breakfast place in New England...

Shelby K was fantastic. Very personable and attentive. We love going there. Food is always great…read more Deserts are spectacular.

We love the Roundabout. Food is fresh and home made. Service is great and we love the oldies…read moreplaying in the background that adds to the classic diner ambiance. But the best reason to come to the Roundabout is for the bartender Amy. Not only is she the best bartender in the place, but she crafts cocktails that are unique and well balanced. I heard another bartender makes a pickle martini but she can't hold a candle to Amy! Amy also serves and her service is beyond reproach. When you come to visit either sit at the bar during one of her shifts or ask for her section. You won't be disappointed!!

So good. Yes, it's a chain and a diner, but the food is really good. Service was great as well…read more Super clean and cute. Had breakfast here 2 days in a row while camping nearby. Portions were generous. The breakfast potatoes are so well seasoned. They have a sourdough bread option for toast, which is different from most breakfast/diner places, and it was good! The pancakes were really good - pay up for the real local maple syrup. Partner declared the country fried steak the best he's ever had (not a cube steak, but real steak). Highly recommend.

10/10 this was delish!!!!!! Will definitely be back! And prices were unbeatable! Wife and I left…read moreVERY VERY satisfied

On the Tuesday morning after Labor Day we brought my adult daughter with us to Randy's PitStop…read moreDiner (she had not been before). We got the same great service as if they hadn't just had a busy holiday weekend, except they were out if chorizo. We don't eat chorizo anyway, so no matter. I tried something new, the ham, turkey, and cheese sandwich on french toast! Yum!! My daughter got the same and enjoyed it too. We especially loved the deep fried potatoes. My husband got his favorite, corned beef hash. We'll be back!

On our way back to Hampton after a Gunstock weekend, I stopped at Randy's with my son. The…read morewaitperson was very matter of fact, but that's fine. We were there for the promise of a fantastic breakfast. The menu is manageable, lots of choices~all pitstop themed~ but not so many that it was a chore to choose. I decided on a 3 egg swiss and mushroom omelette. It was explained that toast was extra, which isn't the norm, at least in my experience. But I dove in and ordered Rye. My Son ordered 2eggs over easy, the potatoes (not the deep fried version), bacon, ham, sausage and 2 pancakes. This breakfast seemed to include a toast option, for those who are keeping score. The food was spectacular. Very well done, simply, and with no frills save for a killer playlist that included Bittersweet Symphony. You don't often find yourself sitting at a counter, eating breakfast with special toast and hear The Verve. Worth a mention. The service was crisp, thorough and we did get a lovely smile and thank you as we checked out. But at the end of it all, the food is, or should be the star. And it was.