Stopped in for a beer right before closing. The brewery is on the smaller size, but we snagged…read moreseats at the a bar. The bartender was super friendly and gave us a few tastes before we decided on a full pour. I really enjoyed Hints and Allegations-a black IPA. My sister couldn't pass up Clay's Maple Pecan-a ice Brown Ale which would be a great accompaniment to breakfast. Wouldn't mind coming back to try out their food. And, maybe try out something on their brunch menu.

This is a small brewery but honestly one of the best we have been to! We tried all their options…read moreand the crab Rangoon nachos - YUM!

I love this place. I need to visit soon. I'm missing my just cheeky sandwich. And a nice cold,…read morecrisp lawnmower brew..

My husband and I love chicken sandwiches, and the internet said that Backyard Brewery had the best…read morein Manchester. Options are plentiful: I got the fried chicken sandwich and he got chicken and waffles, and they were both delicious. The menu had so many enticing options, and there were so many beer and cocktail choices. My husband doesn't drink, so I found it extra surprising and cool that he thought that the artwork for the brews they make in house was notable, especially the Necronomiquad. Our service was well-paced and attentive, and there were so many good places to choose to sit. Love me some big booths.

Great location, friendly staff...great beer selection. Food menu is geared more towards Mexican…read more Tacos were great! Outside patio, plenty of seats.

Tasty beers and a solid variety. Has a mexican kitchen also but we just stopped in for a couple…read moredrinks. Had been rumored to be dog-friendly indoors and out but we were told it actually isn't -- maybe the in-house kitchen is new? They do have a patio in the summet.

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

Stopped in for lunch over the weekend. Pizza was delicious. Chicken tenders were crispy and tender…read more Staff was kind and helpful.

Unassuming tap room in an unassuming strip mall…read more Have to be honest, the outside didn't draw me in. But the reviews did. And I'm glad they did. What we got: Margarita pizza (large) Greek salad Daylight Golden Ale Battle Axe IPA Pizza was great! Terrific crust and very saucy. Appreciated all the basil on the margarita. Greek salad was also pretty good. Only downside is everything is served with disposable forks. Salad came in a plastic clamshell even though we ate in. Beers were great and for $7 they felt like a deal! Will definitely be back when in the area. Especially for the daily lunch special! 2 slices and a beer for $12.

My glowing review is for the amazing community work that Doire Distillery has performed and is…read moreperforming during this Coronavirus pandemic. And as well, the quality of their products. Besides spending leisure time writing Yelp reviews, I am also the Emergency Management Director in our town, a position that I perform pro bono and allows me to use my emergency management career to help our town. And then we entered the world or COVID-19 and like every town in the state and the country, we started using our cleaning and sanitizing equipment consistently. Although we had a good stock, the initial decontamination and disinfection of every piece of property in the town made our stock dwindle below emergency levels, particularly in sanitizer that folks in our police, fire, ambulance service and public works use. Enter Doire Distillery. As we were counting the drops of sanitizer left, we found out that Doire had switched their production from whiskey to alcohol for sanitizing purposes. Andy Day and his wife were busily distilling alcohol and mixing it with aloe to make a suitable sanitizer. I called him up and he offered the product at a very low price. We took him up on his offer and three days later we had two gallons of sanitizer we could use for our first responders. As a veteran, I am used to people telling me "Thank you for your service". This time the thanks are owed to the service of a business who provided a wonderful public service at the time we most needed it. This pandemic will be over. Sooner or later. And Doire will be forever etched in my memory as a place to visit and patronize. Thanks..

Food was great, service was awesome and the beer was fantastic! Pat the bartender was super nice…read moreand attentive. I highly recommend odd fellows and will be back for sure

Good beer. Food fair at best. Uncomfortable seating. Iffy service. Will not return.read more

Wake up my friends of 90's and 2000's rock fans. If you are in Manchester looking for a cool vibe…read moreyou need to check out this place. Speakers are serenading me to the greatest 90's & 2000's rock music while chopping down some chicken tacos, and a cold brew. Don't know if I want to leave, but eventually they will kick me out at closing time. Until I will enjoying the brew, the music, and the folks around me. CHEERS!

Highly recommend this little spot. They've got a small selection of beers on tap and some good food…read moreitems as well. I also believe they have cocktails in a can, too, in case someone is coming with you that doesn't like beer. The inside is small and cozy, filled with high top tables and cool art, and tons of plants to gaze at. Bartenders are cool and helpful with suggestions. I've been a few times without eating but recently tried a smash burger from a recommendation. It was very good, the fries even better! It's always nice when a small brewing company serves filling food. The burger was smashed thin with two patties. It had ketchup/mustard/lettuce/onion/pickle. The fries were the semi crispy kind, love those! I would come back just for the burger and fries. The beers are always good and on rotation, no complaint there. Come when the weather is nice! It's small inside but they also have a small patio in the back. They often have live music back there on weekends too. Can't wait till it gets warm again to enjoy that.

Pizza was decent before they brought Za Dude in. Once they brought Za dude in they had the best…read morepizza around. Now they cut ties with Za dude and this is the inedible garbage they are serving now. Absolutely burnt and tastes like burnt dough. When picking up I saw someone else get a pizza delivered to their table that was also burnt to a crisp. I assumed they ordered it extremely well done. If you order a pizza from here, I'd suggest ordering it raw so it's at least partially edible. Threw it all out and went elsewhere that knows how to cook a pizza. Definitely won't be back until another place opens up in this spot which won't be long based on the food quality.

Kettlehead Brewing Company opened another location on Main St in Downtown Nashua with their other…read morelocations in Tilton and Franklin. They took over The Flight Center space. This brewpub is very popular in the Lakes Region and it is finally open in Southern NH. I've really enjoyed their pulled pork pizza at Kettlehead in Tilton. They offer close to 40 beers on tap including 32 Kettlehead brews (IPAs, sours, pale ales, lagers, others) and can pours.  The place has table seating, high top tables, and seating at the bar with TVs. The walls are decorated with colorful pop art and the open pizza kitchen is close to the bar. The adjacent room has pinball machine and a cooler of Kettlehead cans. The food menu here is evolving and each location has different food offerings. The Nashua Kettlehead currently (May 2024) offers subs, paninis, 14" pizzas, fries, charcuterie board, baked pretzel bites and side salad. The pricing is moderate.  I stopped by Kettlehead On Main for dinner and the place wasn't too busy on a hump night. I took a seat at a table figuring I'd order a sandwich and one of their pizzas. I ordered a half Chili Crisp Sub ($9 plus tax) and a Cheeseburger Pizza ($20 plus tax). The half sub came out first. This sub had sliced firesmith chicken breast pieces in a chili crisp oil, Swiss cheese, arugula, red onion, tomato and mayo on a soft sub roll.  The pizza arrived 10 minutes after the sub, fresh out of the oven and topped off with the leaf veggies. This pizza was really great, which was loaded with burger sauce, ground beef, house puckles, cheddar, buffalo milk mozzarella, red onions, tomatoes and fresh lettuce with a savory crispy pizza crust. I ate three slices and got the rest boxed to go and the food check which was $29.21 (cash)/$30.38 (card) with tax and before tip. Overall, I enjoyed another great tasting Kettlehead pizza with a half sub. I suggested they add the pulled pork pizza to the Nashua menu. I will be back as the menu evolves at Kettlehead On Main. I'm hoping they can offer a similar full menu they have in Tilton such as tacos and mac & cheese.