they are cut from fish on-site. For example, the salmon is normally a half side, and it can be cut to whatever size or weight you require.

Fisherman's Finest is located on Storrs St. across from the Nh State Liquor Store. They have a good selection overall, and I've never been let down by the quality. I have seen whole fish a few times, trout if I remember correctly. Most of the fillets are cut to order. The Ahi Tuna is especially nice and always fresh.

I've definitely seen fish stock at the Market Basket in both Warner and Concord. Another good bet would be Saigon Market.

Yes, I think that's it. I just couldn't remember the name. Living out in the woods I don't get out to that part of Manchester that much. Thanks!

There is a whole food(ish) place by the DMV and Home Depot on South Willow St., no hot foods, but a decent looking produce, cheese etc. May not totally fit the bill, but it close.

If you're in Manchester, and your wife is a fishfood person, I would have to say try Commercial Street Fishery. Its on Commercial down by the stadium, and it has a nice relxed atmosphere with impressive fish quality. I would also add a vote for Michael Timothy's, and Mathatten on Pearl is a great place to get a drink before dinner. I have had one of the worst 'white table cloth' meals of my life at Granite Restaurant in Concord, so I can't recommend it. I would be especially careful if your wife only eats fish as my fish entree was over-cooked, my tuna app. was over-spiced and the dessert wasn't anything to write home about.

A Hannaford supermarket. Supposed to be opening in November I think.

My wife and I are going to NY with a couple of friends in August and are looking for some recommendations. We're going to be up near Yankees Stadium for a game one day and down by Shea for another, so we could use some advice in those two areas. We'll also be on the Upper West Side alot, so any recommendations up that way would be helpful. We're open to any ethic variety and can use advice for breakfast, lunch and dinner, but are trying to keep the price down. Also, as we'll be going to games, we will be casually dressed, so places that aren't too fancy would probably be best.

In addition, my wife and I would also like to find someplace for the two of us to go for dinner as we will be arriving a day early. We're looking for something more upscale, preferably smaller and chef run, maybe up near the Upper West Side since that where we will be staying.

Thanks in advance

Owen