Martha's Exchange

Ronny Tull

Martha's Exchange is my go to spot when in Nashua New Hampshire. it has everything you could hast for. Great beer, food, people , and atmosphere. I have tried other places in Nashua but some how i always find myself back at Martha's.

Christine House

We are a family of 7, dine out on the reg. We were looking for a restaurant with a good menu that had variety. We typically tip 50-80%. Service was EXTREMELY slow, Mac and cheese was dry as a bone…honestly whole experience was terrible. Will never go back, very disappointed. Absolutely horrible.

Ted McMichael

Martha's Exchange in downtown Nashua, NH, is a great place to stop in for a pleasant meal or just to spend some time with a friend over a pint of their beer that they brew on the premises. The food is very good, the service is excellent, and you can probably find a beer on tap that you will enjoy. The decor includes a lot of dark wood that gives it a warm feeling, and the space is divided up so that you have some privacy to your conversation. The prices are on the high side of moderate. They don't list the prices for the draft beer on their menus. We look forward to going back there again!

Jonathan Newton

First we got drinks. Wife got Pina Colada and I got a Moscow Mule. Drinks where good. For appetizers we got Nachos which came out warm but not hot. Cheese had fully solidified and was greasy. They put a full salad on top. For entrees wife got the steak stroganoff and I got the Franch Grilled Salmon. Noodles where muchy, sauce tasted awful and the beef itself was so bad tasting we only chewed it once before spitting it out so cool is not known. The salmon itself was cooked nicely but the watery sauce was so Herby and overpowering and the rice and salmon was sitting in the overly seasoned sauce that it wasn't edible. Neither of us liked either of these dishes. Staff: Waitress was nice. Bartender is energetic and talkative. Manager was nice and didn't make us pay for the entrees as we didn't eat any of them. Only negative was when a staff was seen chewing his nails and then handling someones food. Thankfully wasn't ours.