Hartford Road Cafe 378 Hartford Road - 860.646.1044 $5.01 - $15 Hartford Road Cafe in Manchester first opened its doors in 1938. This historical building was recently renovated by new owner Pamela John. The dining room, with fireplace, is comfortable and cozy. The everchanging American menu features appetizers, soups, salads burgers, and generously portioned entrees such as ribeye steak, pasta primavera, meatloaf, shepherd's pie and seasonal specialties. Cuisine: American Recommended Dishes:Yankee Pot Roast, Past Primavera Bufflao Wings Guiness Style Review:The Best Upon our last visit, we were greeted at the door by Prorietor/Owner Pamela John. We were seated by one of two fireplaces in the dining room while listening to background acoustic music. We were overwhelmed by the hospitality, great food, and great service all in one place. We will be going back on a regular basis now that we've found this "Diamond in the Rough"!! Review:Cozy Good Food Buffalo Wings Guiness Style were delicious, the 16 were too much to finish for one person and just enough for 2. Ribs were good and the bacon wrapped scallops were excellent.
Pagani's Brick Oven Restaurant 55 E Center St - 860.645.7777 $15.01 - $30 Pagani's serves thin-crust pizzas, pasta and other Italian entrees including chicken, beef, veal, and fish in a comfortable, casual environment. Prices are reasonable, and the dining room is somewhat small, so reservations are recommended on busy weekend evenings. Cuisine: Italian Recommended Dishes:Manicotti, Pizzas Review:Great food, great service Start with the house wine, a very nice, tasty red. Have a salad if you're hungry; the antipasto is very well done, and really big. The pizzas are always excellent, as are the "choose-your-own" pastas and the more traditional entrees (Pagani's manicotti comes highly recommended). Save room for dessert with a nice finishing touch: cappuccino with rock-candied swizzle sticks. Service is friendly and usually quite prompt (though it does get very busy on occasion). Prices are very reasonable for the size of the portions you ge
D'Angelos 401 Center St. - 860.646.6909 $5.01 - $15 D'Angelos is a sandwich shop chain, featuring pitas; small, medium, and large cold and hot subs; vegetarian choices; and salads and desserts. Seating is limited in the store; most business is carry-out, though you can call in your order ahead. Cuisine: Deli / Sandwiches
John Harvard's Brew House 1487 Pleasant Valley Rd - 860.644.2739 $5.01 - $15 Brewpub. Serves a wide variety of pub foods, including a wide selection of appetizers. Their trademark is their brewery. All beers are brewed on premises, with a fairly wide array of varieties. \nThe meals include the standard Beef, Chicken, and Seafood, as well as a variety of Sandwiches, including Hamburger and Chicken. The meals generally include salads, and a choice of sides. The sandwiches do not include salads. \nA dessert menu is also available.\nThe restaurant hosts Brewery Dinners on a fairly regular basis. Customers can purchase tickets to these dinners at the restaurant. The Brewery Dinners are a multi course meal with items not ordinarily offered on the regular menu. Cuisine: Continental / European
