The best restaurants in Concord

“Since 1987, Billy's Brookside Pizza has been the Loudon original locals lean on for quality pies fast, with 10 and 16 inch regulars and specialties, plus subs, salads, pasta and dinner plates. Grab a quick slice at lunch or call it your easy weeknight no-brainer.”

“Casual counter-serve chain for build-your-own sandwiches & salads, with health-conscious options.”

“Delivery, carryout & dine-in chain offering a wide range of pizzas, plus a variety of other dishes & sides.”

“Aroi Thai Cuisine Concord NH nails the balance of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy with bright, locally-sourced takes on pad Thai, green curry, and Thai basil stir-fry, plus legit Tom Yum. Pick your heat level, then reward yourself with mango sticky rice because you earned it.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 8, 2026

“When you want big global flavors without leaving downtown, Street Concord brings falafel, phở, burgers, bibimbap, and crafty cocktails under one lively roof. Slide in for dinner or a lazy brunch this week, satisfy the travel itch, and let the spices do the miles.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 3, 2026

“When the lo mein mood hits, Tea Garden Restaurant nails the classics with fresh, flavorful Chinese dishes, from Peking Ravioli and Crab Rangoon to General Gau’s Chicken and Mongolian Beef. Dine in or keep it cozy at home with easy pickup or delivery.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 7, 2026

“When you need both maki and sesame chicken, Beijing & Tokyo has you covered with Chinese and Japanese favorites made from fresh ingredients. It’s an easy go-to for weeknights, whether you’re craving rolls, noodles, or something saucy that makes leftovers mysteriously disappear.”

From the Manchester newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Whether you crave a classic cheese, a Greek-loaded pie, or the gloriously oddball Spaghetti pizza, Brookside Pizza III keeps it old-school with fresh ingredients and recipes locals trust for over 30 years. Grab a slice, a hefty sub, maybe baklava too... treat-yourself weeknight handled.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 5, 2026

“When pasta night calls, CC Tomatoes answers with crackly brick-oven pies, hefty calzoni, and from-the-land-and-sea mains that feel like a cozy upgrade to your week. Slide in for a low-stress dinner, let the pros handle the sauce, you handle the leftovers.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 26, 2026

“When you want an easy win this week, Splendid Sushi keeps it simple and solid with rolls galore, hot dumplings, craveable poke bowls, and bento boxes that actually fill you up. Fresh, fast, no fuss, just the right fix when the fridge looks judgmental.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Moritomo Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar keeps weeknights interesting with sizzling hibachi, a full sushi lineup, and lunch-friendly bento boxes when you need something reliable. Bonus for the gluten free menu, so your whole crew can find a favorite without a group text meltdown.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar brings the sizzle with chef-led hibachi that’s half dinner, half show, plus fresh, made-to-order sushi, sashimi, and steaming ramen. Family-owned with genuinely friendly vibes, it’s an easy go-to for celebrations or a just-because night out.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Family-run eatery featuring an American menu, beer, wine, and burgers, plus a pasta bar.”

“From mouthwatering burgers to a legit nightlife, Tandy's Pub & Grille delivers karaoke, trivia, open mic nights and a DJ-fueled dance floor that actually gets moving. Call your people, claim a table and turn a random weeknight into a win or send Saturday into overtime.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Nonna's Place is that family-run spot for brick oven thin-crust pizza, chicken parm and other familiar red-sauce comforts, plus easy online ordering when cooking feels like a chore. They also handle catering and private parties, so your next get-together can taste like Sunday at Nonna's.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 31, 2026

“When you need a grown-up dinner that still feels fun, Granite Restaurant & Bar serves seasonal New American plates with thoughtful touches, plus a wine list that happily stamps every passport. Treat yourself this week, it’s basically Concord’s excuse to linger over one more glass.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Koung Sushi Mart 2 keeps weeknights easy with fresh nigiri and straightforward maki that hit the spot without drama. Locally owned and focused on simple, clean flavors, it’s the kind of takeout that rescues your evening and still feels a little celebratory.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Serving Concord since 1958 and now under new ownership, Vinnie’s Pizzaria still nails that balanced sauce, mozzarella and smoked provolone magic, then mixes in curveballs like the Parma Sutra sub and Italian egg rolls. Treat yourself this week, keep the tradition going and thank your future self.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 2, 2026

“When the craving hits, T-BONES Great American Eatery in Concord covers it with a big, family-friendly menu and legit from-scratch vibes... think hand-peeled mashed potatoes, housemade sauces, and those signature Yukon Gold Potato Chips that disappear before the entrées land.”

“Constantly Pizza is where Concord folks grab classic pies, hearty subs, and wings without the fuss. Keep it casual at the shingled spot with a patio, or call in delivery when the couch wins on game night.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 1, 2026

“When the craving hits for a big, slurpy bowl and pillowy bao, Buba Kitchen brings the kind of comfort that makes weeknights easier. A modern noodle bar built on family tradition and authentic flavors, they keep Concord locals coming back for soups and seriously warm hospitality.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Modern Italian & internationally influenced menu featuring local ingredients & a list of whiskies.”

“603 Bar-B-Q keeps the smokers full and serves Texas-style barbecue by the pound on trays with sauces on the side, then calls it a day when it’s gone. It’s the kind of place you plan lunch around, because the good stuff goes fast and tastes like patience.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Trendy hangout serving all-day breakfasts in quirky surroundings, with vegan options.”

“SourJoe's Pizzeria turns out thin, crispy, sourdough pies using a long, slow fermentation that delivers that open, airy crumb you brag about. Think pepperoni laced with hot honey and ricotta, fennel sausage with Peppadew peppers, or aioli over house-roasted mushrooms, all with top notch ingredients.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Chain dishing up wings, tenders & burgers, plus sauces ranging from sweet to very spicy.”

“When your week calls for crispy, cheesy comfort, Milano's Pizza turns out Greek and specialty pies with real personality, from a loaded Meat Lovers to the cheeky Big Mac Pizza (MacMillan). Not feeling pizza? Their calzones, steak subs, and hearty salads keep Concord running.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 10, 2026

“The Barley House Restaurant & Tavern is a convivial go-to for elevated pub grub, a broad Irish whiskey selection, and plenty of craft beers. It’s the spot for unwinding after work or catching up with friends when you want familiar food that’s a little bit nicer.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 14, 2026

“When comfort-food cravings hit and you want no fuss, Red Blazer Restaurant & Pub delivers classic American plates in a warm, wood-lined room with a real fireplace. The bar is lively and the beer list runs deep, making it an easy go-to for meetups that somehow turn into "one more" nights.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 21, 2026

“On nights when Concord just needs pasta, Evviva Trattoria delivers the modern Italian sweet spot without getting fussy. From shareable arancini and housemade meatballs to Neapolitan-style pies and classics like chicken piccata or Bolognese, the menu keeps everyone at the table happy.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Tucker's keeps Concord mornings happy with a veggie-friendly menu and gluten-free options built around humane, locally sourced ingredients, like free-range eggs from LaValley Farms and Trailbend Farm and tangy Micro Mama's sauerkraut.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Bāked Cafe & Bakery keeps mornings and lunch simple in the best way, with breakfast paninis and crisp salads made with locally sourced ingredients, plus coffee you actually want to wake up for. Easy online ordering, plus catering and a school lunch program, make it a solid go-to for busy Concord folks.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 1, 2026

“When the craving hits for roast beef, fish, or hickory-smoked BBQ before noon or after a long day, Beefside delivers the kind of casual, no-fuss goodness locals rely on, plus patio seating that turns a quick bite into a laid-back hang.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Asian Thai Kitchen nails the Concord weeknight rotation with bright, balanced plates like Pad Thai, green curry, and Tom Yum, plus sushi rolls and mango sticky rice for dessert. Fresh, locally sourced ingredients, plenty of vegetarian options, and pick-your-heat levels mean everyone at home gets exactly what they want.”

“Whether you want familiar comfort with a twist or feel like rolling the dice on Chef’s choice, Hot Rod Grill serves fresh, made-in-front-of-you eats from a family-run red truck. Chef Dylan’s three decades of know-how show up in one-of-a-kind specials that make weekday lunches weirdly exciting.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Smokeshow Barbeque is pulling legit Texas flavor right here at home, with ribs, brisket, pulled pork and smoked turkey that actually taste like a road trip. Grab cornbread and mac n cheese, maybe the OMG Shepherd's Pie, then stick around for live music every weekend.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Whether it's a pre-commute NY-style bagel and coffee or a lunch of artisanal sandwiches, organic quinoa bowls, and chef-inspired salads, The Works Bakery Cafe leans local with cage-free eggs, naturally cured meats, and unbleached, unbromated flour. Also great for casual catering when your team needs legit food.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Catch the next matchup with 24 rotating drafts, award-winning homemade comfort food, and a ridiculous number of big screens at The Draft Sports Bar & Grill. If the weather’s cooperating, snag a spot on the rooftop for a unique view of downtown and an easy midweek win.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 17, 2026

“The Post Restaurant is that low-key Concord standby for breakfast runs, stacked sandwiches, and the kind of classic entrees you crave on a Tuesday. When cooking feels like a chore, their Family Meals and take-home dinners make feeding the crew as easy as grabbing the mail.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Casual eatery dishing up sandwiches (including BLTs), soups, salads and desserts, plus catering services.”

“Angelina's Ristorante Italiano is that relaxed, painted-brick, artwork-filled spot where plates are made to order and service just flows. When you want Italian favorites without fuss, this small Concord go-to brings cozy vibes and satisfying flavors that make weeknights feel a little more like a celebration.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Craving that unmistakable, handmade pie this week? Papa Gino's keeps Concord’s pizza night legit with an over 80-year-old Italian family recipe, plus the supporting cast we all pretend we didn’t come for... breadsticks, pastas, subs, salads, and Ben & Jerry’s to finish the night.”

From the Concord newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Some Concord nights just call for comfort with New England flair, and The Common Man Concord nails it with Baked Macaroni and Cheese, meatloaf, and that famous New England Pot Roast. If you’re feeling lighter, the Uncommon Salad and Lobster Corn Chowder hit the spot, plus the pub’s cozy vibe never hurts.”

From the Concord newsletter, September 7, 2026