We'll be in ATL/ Roswell in a few weeks for a wedding, and we're looking for dining suggestions while we're there for 4 days.

We're not looking for the high-end fancy places. We love breweries/brewpubs, diners, pizzerias and hole-in-the-wall places that tourists don't know about. We'd also love to try some signature ATL foods - whatever they may be!

Thanks in advance for the suggestions!

Anyone heard about this -- a statewide restaurant week?

http://restaurantweeknh.com/

Looks like there's 100+ restaurants thru-out NH involved? Different price points, too, which I like because some restaurants weeks can get expensive. Looks like a good variety of restaurants, too. Anyone thinking of going?

We've had some good luck recently with Tano's on the west side. We're addicted to their Sicilian pizza! Very friendly there, as well.

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Tano's Pizzeria
381 Kelley St, Manchester, NH 03102

Pattie Shack burgers are great! Very juicy, and lots of variety with toppings and even sides for such a small place. I got the pretzel bun on my last visit, and it was great. Love the tater tots too.

We finally went recently and it was delicious! We also ordered the beef patties and loved the bit of spiciness in them. Obviously handmade too. I had a craving for wings and they were perfectly done. We got to try out all the sauces, so I didn't go with the spiciest one but a sweet and sour one and it was great. Also the fried rice had broccoli, carrots, and corn -- it was really good and I ate every bite. He had some really good spaghetti pie and eggplant.
There are so many different things to try there so we can't wait to go back soon.

We've been to a few different places, and we're wondering what everyone's favorite in the area (or a short drive) is. We've been big Consuelo's fans. Tried Marco's on Goffstown line, it's new and just okay. Loved Tacos Colima on a recent visit in Nashua. What else is there?

Really close to that area is tough, since you're in chain restaurant central at that end of Nashua. For Italian close by, we've always had good luck at Lui Lui on DW Hwy (amazing rolls and dipping oil!). You're better off heading downtown/Main Street area -- you could get seafood at Surf. We also like Stella Blu right off Main Street -- tapas with a good amount of variety.

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Surf Restaurant
207 Main St, Nashua, NH 03060

Lui Lui
259 Daniel Webster Hwy, Nashua, NH 03060

Stella Blu
70 E Pearl St, Nashua, NH 03060

We've been a fan of Strange Brew's burgers for a few years now. They cook them to order. And on Wednesdays, it's $4 burger night -- and that includes all the toppings, like cheese, bacon, mushrooms, etc.! Hand-cut fries, too.

This new place just opened its first non-Maine restaurant last week. We checked out the menu online, and love the idea of all the different pizzas and flavored crusts. Hard to find something like that in the area! Has anyone been yet? Reviews?

You'll definitely enjoy the Strange Brew. It has a huge beer menu and great burgers. Good music later at night, too.

Anyone want to help get a list together of restaurants/bars in New Hampshire that are on Twitter? I love following as many as I can, and I think it's great when they list the day's specials or deals they have going on.

Here are some that post frequently:

@republiccafe (Republic Cafe, Manchester)
@eatataxels (Axel's Food & Ice Cream, Merrimack)
@sfkitchen (San Francisco Kitchen, Nashua)
@jdubscoffee (J Dubs, Manchester)

Who's got others?

I just love Cremeland -- perfect for a day like today! It's such a great place to sit outside. The old-school music through the speakers just makes it even better. I'm a huge fan of the fried chicken sandwich. It's always a huge piece of chicken -- way bigger than the bun. And the crinkly fries are always cooked perfectly. And then to top it off with ice cream? Wonderful!

My husband and I will be in Flushing this weekend for a wedding. It's been years since we've been to NYC and we've never been to this area. Any not-too-expensive recommendations for us? Maybe a place to get some good dim sum?
Thanks in advance!

My parents will be up in Ogunquit for a long weekend this weekend. They aren't familiar with the area at all and are interested in suggestions for restaurants. My mom is especially interested in eating seafood a few times when she's there. Any help -- from a cheaper lunch to a nicer dinner -- is appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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