My daughter and I had early dinner at Bobolas 4th in Nashua NH on Thusdays . Again our meals we…read moreate was the Shrimp Scampi. And Turkey dinner Another great nite was very pleased next week we plan on having breakfast for first time we will update u all . Have a great thanksgiving........ Lisa and Savanna

Completely forgot this restaurant existed! It was always really nice, home style meals. Never had…read moreanything the I didn't like

We have lived in Nashua for almost 10 years and we've heard about Roland's pretty regularly but…read morenever stopped by. However, recently on a Saturday my fiance and I were looking for an affordable place to take my mother for an early dinner after a day of shopping. We stopped by mid-afternoon and were greeted promptly by a friendly waitress and a kind man that we later learned was the new owner of the restaurant. There were a lot of tasty looking items on the menu and their special board but my mom and fiance settled on the Fish n Chips and I ordered the Pork Chops. My pork chops were grilled perfectly and were nice and juicy. Both my mom and fiance raved about how crispy the batter was on their fish and how moist the fish was. I couldn't resist trying a little piece and it truly was delicious. I thought the portions were good and the prices were reasonable. If you're looking for some unfancy, simple comfort food I would highly recommend checking out Roland's.

Roland's is a Nashua gem. Service is unmatched and food is homemade, delicious and portions are…read morehuge! Everyone is so welcoming when you walk in and the atmosphere has charm. Best haddock sandwich I've had in a LONG time. Breakfast is also excellent!

Don't get me wrong, I like this place. The bartender was great, and the drinks and beers were…read moregood. The atmosphere is always ok. The problem that I have is with their Reuben sandwich. I'm sorry, but this is the saddest Reuben I have ever seen. The bread is dry (possibly stale), and the Reuben is made out of pastrami, not corned beef - but that isn't necessarily the bad part. I didn't see the sandwich being prepared, but I bet I can tell you their process: toast some bread, no butter, just dry. Now take some pastrami out of the cooler and put it on the bread. Now run that through a toaster oven/salamander oven to heat it (this dries the meat and curls it up), then add some sauerkraut (which had zero flavor) and top it with some form of Thousand Island dressing (again, no flavor). Now, toss that top piece of bread on the sandwich, put it on a plate, and send it out to the customer. If you are expecting a NY Deli-style Reuben sandwich, you are in for a letdown. The Ruben should be served with bread that has been liberally buttered and then cooked in a frying pan (preferably cast iron), which gives the bread a nice crunch. That hot, crunchy bread is now a delicious outer layer to the juicy, tasty corned beef with tangy sauerkraut and fresh Russian or Thousand Island dressing. That's not what you'll get at this place - so move on to something else on the menu. And, almost forgot: no cheese! A Reuben should have Swiss cheese. If you are going to deviate so much from what a Reuben should be, don't call it "Ped's Reuben," call it "Ped's Dry Meat Sandwich on Dry Toasted Bread" - because it ain't a Reuben. Hey Peddler's: you're better than this - try harder, because your Reuben kinda sucks. My wife always gets the fish and chips. She is particular when we go out to eat, but she always likes your fish and chips. So overall: I like this place... but the Reuben... don't order it if you really know what a Reuben can/should be - you will be disappointed. It's a throwback, but the best Reuben sandwich I've had outside of NYC was back in the 1990's at a place called the Dili Dali Deli on Rt 38 in Tewksbury, MA (just about in Lowell). That place was great! Wherever those people who ran that place are today, you should know that I judge all Reubens based on your version of this classic sandwich. So far, no one has come close to the quality you prepared at that little deli, which typically had a counter 3-4 people deep at lunchtime - and you cranked out SO MUCH DELICIOUS FOOD, all with smiles on your faces! You guys were the best!

Definitely a favorite! Grab a Guinness, have some authentic Irish food and enjoy the friendly…read morestaff! They're always quick with a joke and make us laugh every time. Fun and laid back, we love it here!

My favorite is the blue burger, so good if ur into blue cheese with the toppings…read more A lot of ppl go there. Definitely recommend God Bless Papa Joe Ppl will always remember him when they go there.....

Just a simple and solid Burger joint. I appreciate the ample parking and indoor and outdoor…read moreseating. The staff is friendly and the cooks pretty good. It will get crowded around lunch time at dinner time here. The onion rings were just okay, they're more like onion strings. The Cajun fries were quite tasty and I'd probably recommend those. The portion size is huge for the onion rings and fries, a small order is more than enough for two people. The burgers themselves are on the small side, but fairly priced. The quality was good but we had a couple pieces of nasty gristle.

New Chicken n Chips is Open...Went there last night and the place is clean and really nice. The…read morebar was not open yet, but the chicken was AWESOME!!! I got the 3 piece BONE IN with jojo fries and a side of spicy raviatta sauce. The chicken was perfectly crisp with that fresh good oil. Fries were great and staff were super friendly. Highly recommend you check out the new version of this place!

This place made awesome chicken tenders but they've been closed every time I've drove by for the…read morepast few months now, seems they may have shut down again, shame...

This was our first, much anticipated visit to Kelari Taverna, and it most definitely did not…read moredisappoint! To start with, the service was incredible, from the very sweet, friendly hostess, to our patient, helpful, excellent server. We ordered a few appetizers, the grilled Octopus, which is served with fava spread (?)- dad said it was perfectly cooked and tender. We had the hand cut fries with feta- SO GOOD!! There is nothing like fresh French fries! We also had the Spinach Pie- Spanakopita, which was authentic, and fresh!! Before I forget to mention- the fresh bread comes with homemade olive tapenade. Fabulous!! For our meals, two of us both got the Pork Gyro plates. They were HUGE! So tasty, and delicious, served with hand cut French fries, pita bread, tomato and onion slices, and fresh tzatziki sauce. We have enough for a few meals! The restaurant the beautiful. So warm and inviting. I can't wait to go back! Don't mind the pictures- we forgot to take them before we ate a few bites!

What can I say! This Greek spot is an absolute gem. The food is vibrant, fresh, and full of…read moreauthentic flavor--from perfectly seasoned meats to bright, herb-forward sides that taste like they were made with real care. Every dish felt thoughtfully prepared and beautifully balanced, without being heavy. What truly elevates the experience, though, is the service. The owner Anna was THE BEST!!! (She previously owned one of my favorite pasta spots) The staff is warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. We made reservations, so we were seated immediatly. I saw a bad review about seeing "open" tables as a walk in, however I am in the industry and I know that they were reserved for parties who pre booked. Whether you're stopping in for a casual meal or a special night out, this place delivers on every level. Fantastic food, outstanding service, and an atmosphere that keeps you coming back. Highly recommended.

You are greeted as you walk in this old time diner. It is an old style diner aesthetics and all…read more They took our order brought us coffee and the food was out in a flash. Here we never had an empty cup of coffee or water. There was plenty of delicious food on the plate. My plate had an omelette and country potato and toast. It was made to perfection. I obviously cleaned my plate up. Thanked "Franny" (she is on hand) and the chef for the great food.

Good local diner with the expected ambiance and decor. Prices are right. Service is great and the…read morefood is acceptable. (Which honestly is what you want when going to a diner) What more can you ask for.

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.

Last night was the first time I got a chance to go to this incredible place . Phenomenal atmosphere…read moregreat live music and an intimate setting and arguably one of the best hamburgers I've ever had their bourbon bacon burger was incredible delicious crispy bacon in their fries were awesome.

What a wonderful surprise here! Came in before a hockey game and was wonderfully surprised. Super…read morecute, awesome bar, fabulous drink menu AND incredible drink makers. Service was wonderful, friendly and fast. I needed some time to think and they were patient and came back in a perfect time. I ordered a drink off the menu- a pornstar martini. Not many places around New England can make a good one but WOW can my bartender! Felt like I was back in Ireland. I would come back just for this drink, I wish I got the bartenders name!

This morning, our family visited The Friendly Toast for brunch, which was delicious. During our…read moremeal, an elderly member of our group nearly lost consciousness, and what could have been a frightening situation was met with immediate, compassionate care from your team. Albert, Becky, Courtney, and others whose names I unfortunately didn't catch responded quickly, calmly, and with genuine kindness. Most importantly, they handled the situation in a way that preserved my father-in-law's dignity--something that meant a great deal to all of us. Thanks to their help, he was able to make it home safely and is doing well, which is such a relief. Their professionalism and empathy turned a distressing moment into one where we felt supported and cared for. We are deeply grateful. You truly have an exceptional staff, and their actions did not go unnoticed. Thank you

Same excellent service and fun, quirky decor, but the menu downsizing/revamp left us disappointed…read more There's definitely a larger focus on the adult beverages (drinks get their own, large menu/book). The food menu looks more serious. Favorites such as the cookie monster pancakes, pastrami sandwich, rice rice baby bowl, and more are gone. The chocolate buttermilk pancakes were lackluster and the chicken and waffles were not as good as they have been in the past.