Manchester restaurant scene is so underrated. Campo will be missed but it was far from the best restaurant in the city, or even downtown. North End Bistro, Hooked/Ignite, Crown Tavern, Firefly, Industry East, and Birch on Elm when it reopens will all pick up the slack. The variety of food you can find downtown and scattered across the city is pretty amazing too. Nepalese, Indian, African, Colombian, Mediterranean, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, etc. I think Manchester is one of the few places in Northern New England that you can find authentic mexican food as well, like corn tortillas with nothing but meat, cilantro, onion, and maybe a side of salsa verde. The Shaskeen is also still a great place to enjoy drinks, live music, and more.