Hooksett is a town in Merrimack County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 13,451 at the 2010 census. The town is located between Manchester, the state's largest city, and Concord, the state capital. A prominent landmark is Robie's Country Store, a National Historic Landmark and a frequent stop for presidential candidates during the New Hampshire primary.
Things to do in Hooksett
4.5 based on 448 reviews
We are committed to serving food that will be creative, yet “classic,” service that will be impeccable but not intimidating, in an ambiance that will be elegant, yet comfortable and inviting, ensuring a dining experience that will be extraordinary and memorable!
Manchester is certainly seeing an influx of great restaurants lately. Lots of venues are bringing creative menus that you would come to expect of a bigger city like Boston. That being said, the Chophouse feels more like an established, classic institution that has been around forever (even though it’s fairly new).
The staff were the caliber you would expect from a high end restaurant. Knowledgeable, professional but not pretentious. They make for a great experience.
The menu was very good and large enough to satisfy almost anyone. The specials were thoughtfully prepared using local ingredients that were seasonally appropriate.
Seating is good with most having a view in to the open kitchen. Quiet booths and a private dining area are available if you want more privacy. Our table was probably the worst as it was right by the front door but it was still pleasant and didn’t ruin the night at all.
When making the reservation they inquired if it was a special occasion and I remarked that it was my wife’s birthday. When we arrived, they had flowers, a nice card and a candle lit dessert at the end.
Valet parking is the best option as the parking lot is a bit small. Dress code is fairly casual. Most men had a coat and tie or coat but I think some guests looked just as comfortable in jeans/business casual.
All in all, the Chophouse is probably the place to have a more “high end” dining experience in Manchester. Excellent experience.
3.5 based on 8 reviews
Pizza has always been good here. Called for delivery at 7:30 on a Sunday night and were told they were done delivering for the night. What? Really? Still got the pizza and it was good, though the crust was a touch soggy this time. Generally, can't go wrong with the pizza here. Greek salad is also good but that's the extent of the menu that I've tried.
4 based on 20 reviews
Great Place For Breakfast
Great local diner with a rock music theme- vintage rock posters on the walls. Portions were generous and service friendly. We ordered big breakfast specials and a number of sides, all of which were great. The food is traditional diner food.
4 based on 20 reviews
This is a simple little drive in, that's been here forever, it is WONDERFUL! The fried while belly clams are OUT OF THIS WORLD!! Also their strip clams, French fries, sweet potato fries, And fried mushrooms are AWESOME.
4.5 based on 209 reviews
Service is super slow if you go during peak times. Food was good. Worth the wait if you have plenty of time. I wonder how great the food could be if they did not have to cook for so many people at once.
5 based on 12 reviews
This was my first visit to Jacques. My best friend was going to ask his girlfriend to marry him and afterword, we were going to meet in Lincoln, NH for dinner. I purchased a white cake, with chocolate truffles and raspberry filling. The cake was beautify decorated with a light buttercream frosting. The 8 in cake allowed all of us to have two pieces and everyone loved it. The new bride to be, it thinking about having them make her wedding cake. Overall, it was a huge hit!
4.5 based on 499 reviews
Republic is a European style cafe serving lunch and dinner 7 days and breakfast on Saturday and Sunday with locally roasted coffee and a full bar.
The restaurant is centrally located on Elm Street. We did have to circle the block for parking on a Sunday evening. Met another couple there for drinks and dinner.
Small cafe with a very nice bar for drinks. Martinis and on tap beers. Bartender was attentive. Drink prices very reasonable. The restaurant was very quiet, fortunately as they do not take reservations for parties less than 5. We were sat at one of the booth tables. The waiter was very knowledgeable and extremely helpful with making choices from the menu. Steak frites were excellent and uniquely seasoned with fried capers. Eggplant special dish was a bit over cooked and the Turkish chicken was fine. Chocolate cake was very good.
All around a good meal and reasonable pricing. We were not rushed, which was very nice.
Certainly worth the try.
4 based on 231 reviews
The Tap House offers a new take on the classic American Grille. Our farm-to-table philosophy drove us to find locally-grown ingredients for our meals and locally-brewed beers to put through our taps. When you enter the Tap House, you'll find a pub-style atmosphere with a sophisticated twist.
Visited here with friends for a late lunch and loved it. Good food ,service,and atmosphere. Huge draft beer selection with samples if you are not sure what to order.I had the Reuben that was probably the best I have ever had. Friends ordered Caesar salad wrap and muscles yummy.Carrot cheesecake for dessert wow. The man with the bib beard was our server and absolutely fantastic right on everything.Going back soon .
4.5 based on 622 reviews
Cotton features the cooking of multiple award-winning Chef/Author/Owner Jeffrey Paige. Located in Manchester, New Hampshire’s historic millyard district, Cotton is known for exceptional farm to table comfort food, friendly yet professional service and an inviting, casual upscale atmosphere. It’s the place the New York Times calls “hip”. Both a classic neighborhood restaurant, named “One of the ten best neighborhood restaurants in the Northeast” by Bon Appetit Magazine, and a destination for diners throughout central New England, Cotton features classic American and worldly comfort food, an extensive wine list featuring over 40 wines by the glass and holds the distinct honor of “Best Martinis in New Hampshire” by New Hampshire Magazine year after year after year. Reservationrecommended on Friday and Saturday evenings. Visit us on
Went here for dinner for my husbands birthday. Definitely get a reservation. The place isn't huge and it is very busy. First off we loved the atmosphere. We had a great table. I got a martini but it was very strong, not my cup of tea. Hubby had a Bloody Mary and a Mint Mule. According to him both were ok, run of the mill, nothing special. Ok drinks aside, the food!!! It was amazing!! We indulged and enjoyed every bite. Asian Dumpling and Crab Cake appetizers, best we ever had. He had Delmonico and I have a Lobster/pasta special. So extremely good. We took home half and were so thrilled to enjoy it all over again for lunch the next day. For dessert we split a raspberry creme brulee, it was to die for. We look forward to another kid free night to go enjoy a very scrumptious, adult evening again!
4.5 based on 135 reviews
This is by far one of the best restaurant I have been. Food was very authentic and delicious. The beer tasted like the one i had in Germany. Had the 1 liter Mass. I you come with more people, make a reservation. Also outstanding service from the wait stuff.
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