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I've tried being a vegetarian and even pescatarian (vegetarian who eats fish), but I just couldn't do it.  I love lobster, but boy do I love me a good steak.

Working in Dover, New Hampshire, of course I am partial to Newick's on Dover Point Road, and absolutely love everything they have to offer in seafood, especially lobster.  I am a self-proclaimed "sea-foodie".

Newick's Seafood Restaurant/Texas Roadhouse via Facebook
Newick's Seafood Restaurant/Texas Roadhouse via Facebook
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However, great ribs or a juicy rib eye can grab my attention too, and that's why I am so excited about the new steakhouse coming to Concord, New Hampshire, right where the now closed (as of March 2022) Newick's Seafood Restaurant was located.

The city approved the site for Texas Roadhouse to build on under current code, following the demolition of the old seafood restaurant.

The new restaurant will be over 7,800 square feet, according the concordmonitor.com. The steakhouse will have plenty of room with seating for 290, a patio and a huge parking lot with free parking.

Texas Roadhouse via Facebook
Texas Roadhouse via Facebook
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The chain offers a 10% discount to military and veterans, and a free meal for all military, past and present, on Veteran's Day, including Active Duty, Reserves, and National Guard.

According to operationmilitarykid.org, the chain is a partner in Homes for our Troops which helps build homes for "severely injured veterans".  That little fact makes me want to dine at Texas Roadhouse often.

I have friends who hold a monthly dinner at a local Texas Roadhouse, and love it. So, get ready Concord, New Hampshire, for a shiny new restaurant with great food and fun vibes.

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