Nadeau's Subs

Nadeau's Subs http://nadeaussubs.com/ On March 10th 1969, Bob Nadeau’s subs opened its doors next to Kings bowling lanes on Pinard Street. Kind regards,
Jeremy Nadeau

My father believed in providing the customer with premium quality subs using only the freshest and finest ingredients with superior service in a clean family friendly atmosphere. These founding principles as we enter our 45th year of operation are just as important today as they were back then and are the daily mission of all our restaurants. The Original store was relocated in the early 1970's to

the current 776 Mast Road location and has the distinction of being the longest continually operating Sub Shoppe in the City of Manchester. This is where back in 1990 that my career started in the family business and for most of the next decade had the opportunity of being the general manager of. In 2001, I opened Nadeau’s long awaited second location, the third location in 2005 named after my son Ben, the fourth location in 2008 named after my daughter Sophia. The fifth location opened in 2010 a franchise store in Concord, NH which is owned and operated by my sister Kelley and her husband Peter. In the summer of 2013, I opened a sixth location in Exeter, NH to serve the seacoast area. On behalf of my entire family and staff, I thank you all for your many years of loyal patronage and making Nadeau’s Subs a NH family tradition. It has been my family’s pleasure to serve you the past 45 years and we look forward to the opportunity to many more to come.

06/03/2014

Have you ever heard the term quick bread? It refers to a bread variety that uses a rising agent other than yeast. Biscuits and soda bread are two examples of quick breads. The big advantage of quick bread is that it's a faster process than waiting for yeast bread to rise.

05/29/2014

The influx of European immigrants into the U.S. during the 18th and 19th century is the root of the American deli. In particular, German and Italian immigrants who settled in New York City established the delicatessen tradition in their new home.

05/27/2014

The sandwich's rise in popularity in America during the 20th century is due in large part to how many bakeries, grocers, and delis started selling pre-sliced bread. Abundant sliced bread meant sandwiches became a convenient, satisfying meal for just about everyone.

05/22/2014

It’s amazing how many different names for the same type of sandwich there are. Whether you call it a hoagie, hero, torpedo, or just plain submarine, nothing beats great cold cuts between a delicious roll of bread.

05/20/2014

Bologna has its roots in 15th century Italy, in the form of a popular large smoked sausage called Mortadella. You can still find Mortadella at some delis in America today, and it is even available prepackaged.

05/15/2014

Did you realize that pastrami can be made from more than one kind of meat? Here are a couple of examples: Rumanian pastrami was traditionally prepared with mutton and pork, while Turkish pastrami was made using beef.

05/13/2014

What do the Po’boy and sub sandwich have in common? The classic Po'boy is a kind of sub or hoagie sandwich. It's the New Orleans’ version made on with mini French roll and dressed with tomato, lettuce, pickles and mayonnaise. Fillings can include oysters, roast beef, shrimp or lobster.

05/08/2014

Most everybody loves to have a sandwich for lunch. In fact, back in 1959, there were about 15,000 delis just in New York City. That’s a lot of roast beef on rye during the lunch hour.

05/06/2014

While bologna may be one of America’s favorite deli meats, not a lot of people know what goes into making bologna. While all bologna contains finely ground meat, it can range from chicken, turkey, beef to even tofu and venison.

05/01/2014

Like many famous sandwiches, there is no single irrefutable origin of the club sandwich. The most widely accepted, however, is that it was first served in 1894 at the Saratoga Club-House--a gentlemen-only hangout located in Saratoga Springs, New York.

04/29/2014

Most of the corned beef used in deli sandwiches comes from a brisket cut of meat, and is brined in salt water. It used to be that corned beef was dry-cured with rock salt--a method of preservation that has been around for thousands of years.

04/24/2014

Making a decision for what to have lunch shouldn’t have to be a tough decision. Why settle for a burger that’s been under a food lamp when you can have a wide selection of sandwiches with a variety of freshly sliced meats and cheeses?

Address

805 Canal St
Manchester, NH
03101-1226

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 9pm
Tuesday 10am - 9pm
Wednesday 10am - 9pm
Thursday 10am - 9pm
Friday 10am - 9pm
Saturday 10am - 8:30pm
Sunday 11am - 8pm

Telephone

+16036448888

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