Someone put a bug in the Snob's ear about Concord Dines Out 2012, in which many of the city's restaurants are offering $10 fixed-price lunches and $20 fixed-price dinners in order to feed the hungry hockey fans descending on Concord for the Black Ice Pond Hockey tournament. Well, we pulled a few strings and… 0

The Snob spotted Hong Kong Island during a recent restaurant-scouting sweep. We were intrigued by its location, attached to a Cumberland Farms gas station and convenience store, and we had to find out more.So, we enlisted a dining companion and headed out to Hong Kong Island, a Manchester Street establishment, ready… 0

The Food Snob was sad to see Nonni's vacate its home on Main Street. The brick oven pizza and lunch buffet were delightful. Nonetheless, when God closes a door, he opens a window. And, when he closes a restaurant, he often opens another restaurant in the exact same location. With the news that EJ's on Main… 0

We have always said that should the whole restaurant critic thing not work out, the Food Snob would go into politics. Granted, the two fields are not super similar: The Snob gets to hide behind the veil of anonymity while politicians have their voting records, personal history and video rental receipts paraded about… 0

The annual Taste of Concord event is naturally a Mecca of sorts for the Food Snob. But even with the multitude of local food offerings, there aren't usually too many restaurants there that the Snob hasn't visited. So when we saw Cimo's South End Market's booth and its exotic reuben soup, we were intrigued… 0

The Food Snob recently received a tip about a new eatery in town in a surprising location. According to our tipster, the new Banks Chevrolet dealership on Manchester Street features a little cafe on the premises. We weren't in the market for a new car, but nonetheless, we headed down to the dealership, dining companion… 0

When the Food Snob heard the Insider was paying a visit to the UNH School of Law this week, our taste buds perked right up. Rumors of the law school cafeteria, the Jury Box Cafe, had reached our desk before. If it's classy enough fare for future lawyers and judges, but cheap enough for law students on a tight budget,… 0

You may recall the Food Snob being thoroughly petty upon finding out that the SNOB Film Festival was, in fact, not a celebration of the life of Concord's favorite food critic. Fortunately for everyone involved, the Snob was able to put his outrage aside and actually attend the festival.A day of sitting in the dark… 0

When the Food Snob heard that the SNOB Festival was coming to Concord, our first thought was "Finally." We've been expecting to be honored for our snobbery for years; a festival seemed like a perfect venue to deliver us some accolades. Then we learned the awful truth: the festival is a celebration of films. Films! Nothing to do with the Food Snob at all. What a travesty.… 0

A few weeks ago, on a swelteringly sticky day, the Food Snob was traversing Main Street and something caught her eye: a sign for basil lemonade.The sign told the Snob to walk around the side of the building, next to the backside of Joe King's and Eagle Square Deli, to get a taste of what was sure to be a refreshing… 0