Here Are 4 New Hampshire Restaurants That Closed in September 2026

New Hampshire's latest round of restaurant closures included one that was around for decades, one that closed, reopened, and shifted its focus, one that lasted a few months, and one whose owners decided to retire.

Four different journeys for each of these Granite State establishments, and all concluding their respective final chapters.

Let's take a look at the food places that closed for good in the state in September 2026.

New Hampshire Restaurants That Closed in September 2026

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Places that have been around for a long time certainly stand out when they make a closure announcement.

It feels like a pretty big deal that Del Rossi's Trattoria in Dublin, New Hampshire, is no more.

Its website said it first opened in 1989, the same year Michael Keaton's "Batman" took no. 1 at the box office. Just to gauge time, we've had five different live-action Batman actors since then. Wow.

Meanwhile, another Italian restaurant, Pecorino's Italian Restaurant & Bar in Chichester, sadly was only open for about seven months.

And yet that short time was not a reflection of the efforts and desires to find success.

Like the restaurant shared on Facebook, "We gave this restaurant everything we could and tried to keep our doors open for as long as possible. Unfortunately, it has reached a point where continuing to operate is simply no longer financially sustainable."

Sometimes it unfortunately just doesn't work out.

I maintain my admiration for the people who choose to try and run a restaurant, whether they've been doing it for years or for a brief period. It's no easy task.

Thankfully, people get to hold onto those memories, those food selections, and those community connections no matter how long. That can't be taken away.

Best of luck to all the owners and staff for whatever comes next!