Martha's Exchange Restaurant and Brewing Company

It then expanded into serving lunch. It expanded again into a catering business. Once more, it grew 5x into a full-service restaurant and bar, along with a second floor function hall. In the early 90s it grew once again, as the family-operated downtown business blossomed into Nashua’s first microbrewery. All throughout, they’ve kept the Sweet Shoppe alive in the front of house. ## {{ brewery }} Beers The abv of craft brews at Martha’s Exchange kept between the 5-8% range. They feature a good mix of beer styles in their offering, ranging across IPAs, Belgians, Bocks and Stouts. Their beer, Share & Exchange, is a collaboration with To Share Brewing Company, a small Manchester taproom. - Belgian White - Golden Perch IPA - Revolution Red - Share & Exchange - Summah Bock - The Hoplar Effect DIPA

## {{ brewery }} Food Martha’s is a full-service restaurant with an array of options. This includes all the standard hits, appetizers, salads, burgers, paninis & sandwiches, as well as a list of entrees and daily specials. Hard not to order a plate of fried pickles when visiting Martha’s. Then again, we’re always sold when it comes to beer battering.

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