Author: t3footie

BBQ Pulled Pork, Cheddar Cheese, Coleslaw, & Pickle Chips with a BBQ drizzle (Yes, beef patty is included!) (All burgers are 1/2 lb and charbroiled. Served on a grilled Brioche roll w/ Homemade potato chips)

Burgers

California Turkey Burger-$14

Post author By t3footie
Post date September 7, 2020

Swiss Cheese, Bacon, Avocado Spread, Lettuce, Tomato, Ranch Drizzle

Burgers

Impossible Burger-$12

Post author By t3footie
Post date September 7, 2020

Topped with Lettuce & Tomato

Cans

Truly Wild Berry Seltzer(16oz)- $6.00

Post author By t3footie
Post date January 9, 2021

Uncategorized

Tie Dyed Pale Ale (16oz) – $7.50

Post author By t3footie
Post date March 9, 2021

Seasonal Drink

Sour Patch Cosmo – $11.00

Post author By t3footie
Post date January 15, 2021

Stoli Razz, Stoli O, Deep Eddy Cranberry, Deep Eddy Lemon, Splash Sour, Splash Cranberry with a sugar rim

Seasonal Drink

Very Berry Cosmo – $9.50

Post author By t3footie
Post date January 15, 2021

Stoli Blueberry, Chambord, Cointreau, Cranberry Juice with Fresh Blueberries

Our Story

Second Brook Bar & Grill is Northern Manchester's and Southern Hooksett's exciting new restaurant. Brought to life by Thomas and Jeanne Foote, who have over 25 years experience in serving delicious food and beverages to varying towns and city's in the New Hampshire area. "We've come back to our roots and want to share the best of what we've created with the people we know. As family and friends gather here, old or new, we're certain they will feel at home and always leave full and happy", says Jeanne.

Both Thomas and Jeanne are native to this area, raised "down the street and around the corner" from the 1100 Hooksett Road location. "Second Brook is more than a name to us", Thomas explained. "Most of our growing years was spent on this river and in these woods right behind the restaurant. It was our playground, our place to gather and connect with our friends, we lived life at Second Brook."

We invite you to stop by for great food, a warm atmosphere, cold drinks, and hear a few stories from easier times.