Restaurants cuisine du monde Manchester

Queen City Cupcakes is the perfect place for a rich and sweet snack. The cupcakes in this little shop run by locals come in every imaginable flavour, including maple syrup and bacon! Each day brings its own surprising flavours: Tuesday it's Guinness, Wednesday it's coconut, and so on. Don't get too big for your stomach: cupcakes may be cute, but one is more than enough to fill a small (or even a big) hollow. Original and tasty.

This restaurant is very famous for its vintage and jazzy atmosphere, which takes us back to the 1950s. We go there first for the atmosphere, then for the martinis. Cotton is said to serve the best martinis in New Hampshire, according to the regional awards he's received. They come in every possible flavor. Don't worry, the menu's not bad either. On the menu, a simple and successful American cuisine. Remember to book at the weekend, the restaurant room may be more like it, but the place is well known and taken by storm.

This is an American-style diner, with colored neon lights and a 50s ambiance. The menu doesn't vary one iota. Your choice of omelette, hamburger, eggs Benedict, meatloaf and, of course, Coke to wash it all down. It's hearty and greasy as it should be. A must-try if you've never been there before. The best part is that it's open all day and all night! This diner, which has 4 addresses in the state, is a recurring stop with candidates on their election tours. Trump, Obama and Clinton have all stopped here.