Plus appréciés Vie nocturne à Manchester

Located on Pearl Street, Stella Blu offers a mixture of delights to satisfy various palates. The menu boasts of a delectable blend of flavors from Asia, Italy, Spain, Latin areas and local American recipes. Do not miss out on their tapas, which are some of the best in the city. Accompany your meal with some of their prize bagging martinis. Each wall of the restaurant is covered in a different shade, offering an elegant and vibrant ambiance to dine in. On some nights, lucky guests may have an acoustic musician or a live band performing for them as they devour their food.

For a night out on the town, complete with live music, great food and booze, head to the Ignite Bar & Grille. Located near the Palace Theater and the Hampshire Plaza Shopping Center, this restaurant + bar is the ideal way to end a day of sightseeing or shopping. The place is quite crowded in the evenings and you will have to scrounge for a great place to eat your sumptuous meal because the restaurant does not accept reservations. After seating yourself, you can sample their fine fare by starting off with appetizing appetizers like Colossal Shrimp Cocktail a la Carte or the Stately Nachos, then proceed to some intriguing entrees like the Steak Napoli Kebab or the Asian BBQ Ribeye Steak. Not too many options for the vegetarian, but the restaurant's specialty is not intended for the veggies. For further information please contact the restaurant or see the website.

Pit Road Lounge is the place to relish classic American comfort food like crispy onion rings, tangy burgers and subs. Its patio has large green and red umbrellas and is a cozy place for enjoying the streetscape. Play pool, enjoy chilled beer and try the seafood specials and chicken tenders for an indelible experience.

Owned in part by The Chieftans, some of the best known Irish musicians of all time (as the bartenders will be happy to inform you,) the Shaskeen Pub has a laid-back vibe although the crowd is a slightly older mix than other bars in town. Live music and open mic nights are standard in the back room. Over the bar are a variety of interesting memorabilia, including one of The Chieftan's numerous Grammy Awards. Local and national beers can be found on tap, as well as a good selection of bottled beers.

The majestic historical building that houses Cobblestones, dates back to the 19th Century and gives it an air of charm. The restaurant has adopted most of the building's stellar architectural features and built a relaxing avenue to dine and relax around it. Easily counting among the city's favorites restaurants, Cobblestones thrills with a superb menu of American fare featuring a delightful selection of classics as well as some great innovative takes by the talented chef Rob Jean. The menu is extensive, to say the least with a diverse choice of steaks, chops and seafood making up the main courses. A choice of burgers and sandwiches cater to lighter appetites, while the salads and sides prove to be good accompaniments. The interiors make great use of the building's original features that give very classical feel to the place. A selection of beautiful rooms within the restaurant prove to be excellent avenues for hosting group dinners and private functions. Check website for more.

Italian food is loved all over, and this little place in Nashua adds its own little bit. The menu starts with the all American and Italian favourite, the Pizza, served with a choice of delicious, juicy and meaty toppings. A delightful range of vegetarian pastas simply cooked with tomato sauce and cheese can be had, but a wider choice is available for non-vegetarians who can try the Linguine Clams or Penne Sausage. The Martini Bar is known all over for its creative concoctions, especially the Cappuccino Martini and "The Grape Escape". A well-stocked wine bar is also available for those who like to pair them with Italian dishes. A great place to bring the family and have a leisurely Italian lunch.