Best Casual Restaurants in Goffstown

A great experience for Valentine’s Day. We did not eat the special menu. We started with short rib poutine. A very reasonable portion with great flavor. The wife did the seared duck breast from the standard menu which she enjoyed. I did the prime rib which was a perfect medium for me. Came with glazed carrots and mashed potatoes. Incredible taste and very tender. We skipped dessert but Jose that came out looked good.

My husband and I had a fabulous Valentine's Day dinner at Common Man Millyard, a restaurant we always enjoy. The tables were decorated for the occasion, and our dinner included cocktails (a black cherry old fashioned and a maple Manhattan), chicken dumplings with yuzu sauce, and surf and turf entrees: delicious prime rib with poached lobster, hollandaise, perfectly tender asparagus, and mashed potatoes. The service was excellent too. Highly recommended.

Friendly staff, beautiful table setting. The service was amazing. Everyone was very friendly and accomodating! The food was the best I have had . I got the filet with asparagus and mushrooms. It was delicious!! Prepared to perfection. I highly recommend this restaurant if you are looking for great service and delicious food!!

Fantastic experience with the Crown Tavern. Service was fast and efficient. I had their schnitzel which was hot, fresh and delicious and one of the best schnitzels I've ever had... and I lived in Europe for several years. We also got the fig and prosciutto pizza. It was excellent as well. We like one-page menus because restaurants tend to do limited menus better than larger menus and this was no exception. It's half a block to a parking garage and across the street from the Palace Theater so it's also in a great location. Highly recommend!

Overall dinner was fantastic. Alex was spot on with her service, answering all of our questions and bringing my husband a Birthday Dessert. The food was delicious but my only gripe is the portion sizes. I understand restaurants need to cost items appropriately but the size of my Caronara was embarrassing for $34. In a world were dining out is a luxury, it should also have the value in the dish.