Food and Drink
Savor the Flavors of New Hampshire – A Taste of Local Delights in Every Sip and Bite!
New Hampshire’s food and drink scene is a true reflection of its vibrant local culture and natural bounty. From farm-to-table restaurants serving fresh, seasonal dishes to cozy breweries offering craft beers brewed right in your backyard, there’s something to satisfy every palate. Indulge in mouthwatering seafood from the coast, hearty New England comfort food, and locally-made cheeses, maple syrup, and artisanal treats. Whether you’re enjoying a glass of wine at a local vineyard or exploring one of the state’s many food festivals, New Hampshire is a haven for foodies and beverage enthusiasts alike.
Economic Impact
“The Importance of New Hampshire’s Hospitality Industry”
According to the NH Lodging and Restaurant Association, there are 3,403 Food and Drink Establishments in the state and 53,900 Food and Drink Employees, adding up to huge economic impact.
The Latest
Craft Cideries Deliver Bold Flavors, Community Experiences
If the words “hard cider” conjure memories of sipping a sickly sweet concoction at a local college bar, it might be time to give the drink another chance.
Viewers' Choice 2024: Best food trucks in New Hampshire
WMUR viewers share where to find the best food trucks in New Hampshire.
1 NH Restaurant Has Been Nominated For A 2025 James Beard Award
The culinary scene in the Granite State is not well-represented in the 2025 Restaurant and Chef Awards nominees announced Wednesday by the James Beard Foundation.
It’s Time to Pay Attention to New Hampshire Wine
One could argue that the New Hampshire wine industry has a justifiable chip on its shoulder. The small, New England state is home to more than 25 wineries that grow not only a wide selection of cold-climate grapes, but also produce unique and interesting fruit wines and meads.
NH Chronicle: Crafting Hard Cider in the 603
Entertaining season is upon us and we are tapping some local hard ciders that would be a great compliment to any gathering. Cider has seen a boom over the last few years and New Hampshire has a distinct advantage when it comes to making good cider--great apples. We take you to three cideries that are getting creative and pleasing palates far and wide.
Day trips in New Hampshire: Ideas for beer lovers, foodies, family trip planners and more
Sure, outsiders might think of New Hampshire as the backdrop for countless presidential campaign stops every four years. But those who stick around long past the departure of the last presidential hopeful know that there’s a lot more to the Granite State than the diners and town halls you see on TV.