South of the 6: New combo coffee bar/nail salon brings the heart and soul of Toronto to Manchester
South of the 6, which recently celebrated its grand opening, is bringing a vibrant non-toxic salon and coffee bar experience to the Millyard.
South of the 6, which recently celebrated its grand opening, is bringing a vibrant non-toxic salon and coffee bar experience to the Millyard.
In a city where change is inevitable, walking into a familiar space to encounter something completely different happens. And so it was when my hubby and I recently entered the space that was most recently Mint Bistro to check out KS Kitchen, which advertises itself as an American-Indian and Nepali restaurant. It was the same, only completely different.
Three months after opening the door, The Woodstacker Beer Company Tap Room is out of beer. It’s a good problem and presents the opportunity to press pause in order to make upgrades to guest experience and expand the brewery infrastructure. Over the next few weeks Fusco will be working on upgrades and improvements with a grand reopening on Nov. 2.
Stars of the Industry is the NHLRA’s signature celebration of the outstanding businesses and individuals of New Hampshire’s hospitality industry.
Since its grand opening in 2020, Diz’s Cafe has become more than just a place to grab a bite; it’s a nurturing ground for the dreams and ambitions of its staff. Owners Gary “Diz” and Judi Window have turned the establishment into a platform for their staff to set and achieve personal goals, transcending the conventional employer-employee relationship.
When Sarah Maillet realized the subfloor behind the bar at the 815 speakeasy on Elm Street was failing she never imagined it would lead to a five-month hiatus and a major makeover.
SoHo Bistro & Lounge on Old Granite Street will reopen later this week after being evicted last Saturday in a dispute with its landlord.
Real estate transaction means closure for popular Manchester restaurant
But they waited it out, and when the Pozios heard in 2023 that the previous owners of Chelby’s Pizza, siblings Heidi and John Liolios, were considering selling the business, they arranged a meeting to discuss plans to purchase the restaurant.
Manchester area residents will get a chance to check out the area’s first zero-waste grocery store, if they already haven’t, when Live Free Refillery holds a grand opening Thursday.
The company produces five flavors of chips, as well as dog treats. Aside from Tran and Le, who is the company owner, they have two full-time employees, and have become a fixture at farmers markets, craft and art fairs, and events like the Great American Ribfest, in Merrimack, and the Made in NH Expo. As the business evolves, Tran has kept her full-time job and Le, an engineer, is also a real estate investor.
Aroma Joe’s, one of the nation’s leading handcrafted beverage chains, announces its new location, within the Manchester VA Medical Center at 781 Smyth Road.