Alexandra’s Bistro is a highly regarded farm-to-table restaurant in Concord, New Hampshire, celebrated for our locally sourced, scratch-cooked menu and warm, inviting atmosphere.We have seasonally inspired menus and a dedication to a fresh experience with both our craft cocktails and quality food ingredients. The restaurant is named in honor of owner and executive chef Daniel Pilsbury’s late wife, Alexandra, who passed away from cancer in December 2021 — a personal tribute that shapes the heart and soul of the place. Executive Chef Daniel Pilsbury With 16 years in the kitchen, he built his career from the ground up—starting as a dishwasher, quickly moving into prep, and earning his place on the line as a cook. Through dedication…
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Address: 15 Village St, Concord, NH 03303
Phone: (603) 565-5066
Website: http://alexandrasbistrollc.com/
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Handled with grace, humor, and apologies—honestly set the tone for the whole night.
I started with the roasted corn and bacon chowder. First impression: perfect thickness and consistency for a dynamite chowda. The corn was plentiful, the bacon showed up in every bite, and the balance was spot on.
For the main course, I went with the Ritz-baked cod. The crust was crispy and cracked satisfyingly as I dove in, while the fish itself was cooked through but still tender and flaky. The mashed potatoes were creamy with a fluffy firmness you can really appreciate—comfort food done right.
Dessert did not disappoint. The vanilla crème brûlée had a beautifully caramelized top with that deeply satisfying crack, paired with a delicate, smooth filling. I saved the lemoncello sorbet for last—light, refreshing, fluffy, and perfectly lemony with just the right amount of zing. A great way to end the meal.
And the vibes… oh, the vibes. Down-to-earth, chill, and super homey. If eating at your in-laws was a stage play, this would be the version where everyone actually likes each other—warm, welcoming, and filled with a subtle but obvious love for the craft.
Would absolutely come back.
Update: food is still top shelf!
just found the bar it is the coolest live edge slab I’ve seen, there is literally a whole story goong on in it !! So cool!
Update to the update: sat at the bar today had a wonderful time chatting with Rey and Lex, tried the brussels sprouts super tasty super good, had the steak quesadilla so freaking good crispy outside tender steak inside yum.
What I really like about this place is the people 1000% everyone I talk to It’s just like I’m talking to a good friend who I haven’t seen in a while over a few beers.
Alexandra’s is a ways away from the energy of downtown but well worth the drive!
Monday night is pasta night, so you hop in line and the chef makes individual pasta at your request right in front of you.
Not only was the food amazing, but it felt like everyone dining there knew each other and were part of the same beautiful community.
I was going to sit at the bar by myself until two locals invited me to join them and swap life stories!
Everything about this place represented New England at its finest.
We got the roasted corn chowder and also a cauliflower bisque that was the soup of the day to start. For our entrees we had the salmon and the haddock. We ended our meal with the creme brulee.
Everything about the meal was perfect from the flavors to how it was cooked to the presentation. This would be the perfect spot for a date night or a birthday dinner.
I saw a couple other reviews mentioning that the atmosphere could be different, and I can see what they mean. It was not bad at all, it just seemed a bit bright which made it feel a lot more casual than the quality of the meal would have you believe. This is not meant as a criticism but just mentioned to expand on what some other reviews stated.
Truly a hidden gem. Can’t wait to go back!