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FruityRogelio t1_jdk11fg wrote

I get it, because I'm pretty stoked about concord Popeyes. Which, for those uninitiated, half of their traditional charm is they will fuck up your order. Which probably won't be seen as part of the charm around here.

But there are so many people around here. Some with money, some with taste. Some with culture, some just bored. Wtf is everything 'new' to new Hampshire just am infiltration of strip mall bullshit that kinda sucks and costs too much for what it is but we heard about it?

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FreezingRobot t1_jdkpxto wrote

I've been to the one in Burlington MA a few times, and I probably won't go again. Super expensive, burgers aren't that great, and the service is incredibly slow.

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PowPowPowerCrystal t1_jdkv15n wrote

Isn’t this just mid-west highway rest stop trash?

Edit: I’m thinking of Steak N Shake. What is this and why is it better than a local ice cream shop?

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lightsblindfan t1_jdkxjf7 wrote

believe it or not the BEST burgers are Chilli’s

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Spicehawk86 t1_jdl0zfv wrote

Five guys and shake shack are both better then In-N-Out. Not even close. Same can’t be said Culver’s.

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bubbynee t1_jdlz7nc wrote

From PHX and I remembered when In n' out first got there. There were LONG lines. I went after the hype died done. They were good, but definitely not worth a crazy wait. I would put them a step above McD and BK, maybe a little ahead of Wendy's and a step below Five Guys.

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JacktheBoss_ t1_jdmmdy0 wrote

I can't handle going to Salem NH. Fuck that town.

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dorvann t1_jdn6l73 wrote

Call me back when NH gets a Waffle House!!!!

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ZacPetkanas t1_jdo9cu5 wrote

> Call me back when NH gets a Waffle House!!!!

Smothered, covered, scattered, and chunked. But we're on the wrong side of the Mason-Dixon line. Sorry, I don't make the rules.

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ThunderySleep t1_jdoqjy2 wrote

> tf is everything 'new' to new Hampshire just am infiltration of strip mall bullshit

What's the alternative though? There's not a big city in NH so it's not going to get a lot of the upscale chains. If something that's not a chain opens here, it's not a recognized brand "coming to NH", it's just a new business in NH. As for strip malls, it's a rural state, so most of your brick and mortar consumer businesses open in strip malls.

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ThunderySleep t1_jdos7wh wrote

I ate it a bunch in a short span when I moved near one once. It was delicious, but greasy enough I got sick of it quick, then didn't go again for a few years. When I finally did, it was the price that kept me away.

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FruityRogelio t1_jdosbog wrote

I was more talking about alternatives to chains in general. One of the best restaurants in concord, for instance, is situated exactly in a strip mall. An og strip mall from the dawn of strip malls. Kathmandu bazaar is an ethnic grocery with a food counter. Place is amazing. I want more of that. Not FoodCorp's latest territorial infiltration, if that makes sense. This state is devoid of really worthwhile food. I drive an hour an half routinely to try shit because maybe there's Caribbean in Claremont. Getting giddy for new fast food is icky, imo. That said, I am stoked for popeyes

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ThunderySleep t1_jdox1zc wrote

If it's not a chain, then it's not "Thing you've heard of is coming to New Hampshire!", it's just "New thing opens!".

And I'm with you on the state's food situation. You can find good food, but you have to look a little harder for it. The big offense to me is how much people will overpraise the completely unremarkable stuff.

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Emptyplates t1_jdp91x1 wrote

What we really need is a Waffle House.

I love that wonderful, terrible place.

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