New Hampshire Union Leader Interviews Red Arrow Diner Owners for 100th Anniversary

Red Arrow Diner was thrilled to be featured on the front page of New Hampshire Union Leader on August 28, 2022. Special thanks to Mike Cote and David Lane from the Union Leader for making this happen. Co-owners Carol Lawrence, George Lawrence and Amanda Wihby sat down for an exclusive interview with Union Leader senior editor, Mike Cote. Read More …

WOKQ Helping Red Arrow Diner Get Adam Sandler’s Attention for 100th Anniversary Party

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 …

Red Arrow Diner Partners with Manchester Historic Association, Continues 100th Anniversary Discounts and Local Business Recognitions

The Red Arrow Diner is continuing its year-long celebration of 100 years of operation in Manchester. It has partnered with the Manchester Historic Association (MHA) to create a commemorative 100th anniversary pewter ornament with SteelBerry in Vermont. Starting in August, the ornaments will be available for purchase through the MHA, at each of the Red Arrow Diner’s four locations in Manchester, Concord, Londonderry, and Nashua, and on the Red Arrow Diner’s website. Read More …

The Origin of Red Arrow Diner’s Name

Manchester’s Red Arrow Diner will be celebrating its 100th anniversary in October, but did you know it’s named after the formerly-adjacent Red Arrow Garage which specialized in Cadillacs? You can catch a “Diner Dish of the Decade” now and the 11 platters also match the 11 different Manchester eatery names the diner has gone under. These include the former Red Arrow Bakery on Amory Street and the Red Arrow Inn and Café. If you fell asleep over your midnight pancakes they’d tuck you in. Read More …