Manchester, New Hampshire, is not just any ordinary city. It’s the hometown of renowned actor and comedian, Adam Sandler. The city holds a special place in his heart, as it’s where he grew up and spent his formative years. And Read More …
Red Arrow Diner is thrilled to celebrate our 100th anniversary with an official party on October 15, 2022. A key piece of the party planning was figuring out which VIP guests to invite. One of the first people to come to mind was Adam Sandler. As a native of Manchester, New Hampshire, Sandler has been a long-time friend of Red Arrow Diner. He even invited the Red Arrow team to the set of “Grown Ups 2” to feature the diner in the film. Words cannot describe the appreciation our team has for Sandler’s continued appearances and support over the years. Read More …
Below is a recent article from The Daily Meal about the Red Arrow Diner. Click here to read the full article on The Daily Meal’s website. To view this article as a PDF, please click here. There are plenty of Read More …
Adam Sandler, a Manchester, New Hampshire native, has been a long-time friend of our diner. He recently stopped by our Manchester location for some late-night eats and was kind enough to take a few photos with our team members! Take Read More …
We were very grateful to have Adam Sandler visit us in September as he was celebrating his birthday weekend here in New Hampshire! Some of our guests had the chance to meet him as well!
Kira Lew, an on-air host of Kira and Logan in the Morning, recently wrote an article that unveils the top ten celebrities you’re most likely to encounter in New Hampshire. Among the prominent figures mentioned in the article, two comedy legends Read More …
A police car parked sideways on Lowell Street on the morning of October 15th blocking traffic while tables with red cloths over them waited for patrons to arrive. Burgers sizzled on a grill outside, sending plumes of smoke into the air. Placards on the sidewalk with oversized proclamations by Governor Chris Sununu, Senator Maggie Hassan, and Senator Jeanne Shaheen recognized an accomplishment few businesses of any kind can match: the Red Arrow Diner had been in business for 100 years. Read More …
The Red Arrow diner is famously cramped, with room for maybe 20 people at its few booths and red vinyl counter stools — but as the restaurant celebrated its 100th anniversary Saturday, more than 100 diners were able to spread out on dozens of tables set up on Lowell Street, eating with Red Arrow staff to celebrate the outsized role the tiny diner has played in New Hampshire. Read More …
Tonight, we are celebrating the 100th birthday of The Red Arrow Diner. The landmark opened its doors 100 years ago this week, and as Jean Makin shows us, the diner still draws crowds to the exact same spot where it served its first meal a century ago. Read More …
It all started with the Red Arrow Garage in 1911 at 73-77 Lowell St. in Manchester selling and servicing “Cadillac Motor Cars” for the Fitz-Dillingham Company.
David Lamontagne liked the name, and in 1922 the Red Arrow Diner opened its doors at 61 Lowell St. The diner has become as prized and historic as a classic Cadillac. Read More …