Billy's Sports Bar & Grill

3 of us went today because a friend recommended Billy’s to try the wings. First impression it is a “DIVE” can tell not much $$$ goes back into the inside. Men’s room sinks didn’t work, I told the blonde waitress and she stated cook checked and sink works but kind of funky to get it to work. You think she’d tell her customers how to get it to work. The dark haired waitress was very good but the blonde had attitude and poor customer service. I had to waive her down at one point so we could order and she told me not to waive at her and I was rude. Again very poor customer service, she’d rather stand at end of bar then check in on her customers.

Later party of 5 came in and sat behind us and they were already pretty buzzed but no cared and still served them. They should lose their jobs for that and one of the 5 was being absolutely obnoxious, until I myself had to turn around and tell him to shut the “blip” up.

A lot of changes need to be made at this place before I’d go back.

And the wings lacked buffalo sauce

If we could give the food and service 6 ⭐'s we would!

Wings tasted like the bottom of what they clean the fryer with. Told them. Still charged me . Treated like it was my fault. First time leaving a review for anything. Wish I could leave a zero.

Hello my Hungry Guy in a Wheelchair friends and welcome to another restaurant review… this time for Billy's Sportsbar & Grill for lunch in Manchester, NH Let me just start by saying—if you roll into Billy’s hungry, you’re gonna roll out full and happy. This place knows how to feed a guy who’s been craving big flavor and good vibes. Let’s talk food (aka the whole reason we’re here): I ordered The Ryan Griffin Burger.. Yep, you read that right. Named after the legend himself—this thing is a heavy-hitter. We’re talking a perfectly grilled burger, thick and juicy, piled high with bacon, cheddar, sautéed onions, and Billy’s signature sauce. Comes with onion rings, crispy on the outside, soft in the middle—just like a love song. It’s messy in the best way. This burger means it. My friend Anna Costa-Turner ordered the Billy’s ½ lb. Steak and Cheese.. Shaved steak loaded into a fresh sub roll with melty provolone and a generous drizzle of Billy’s house steak sauce. It’s one of those sandwiches where the juices start soaking the paper wrap before you even pick it up. Comes with a mountain of fries that almost need their own zip code. Now, for the best part of the whole lunch, Me and Anna ordered the Naughty Nurses Cookie Skillet to share as a sweet treat, Okay, dessert-lovers: brace yourselves. Fresh-baked chocolate chip cookie served warm in a mini skillet, topped with melty vanilla ice cream and drizzled with fudge. Every bite is gooey, sweet, and outrageously indulgent. You’ll be spoon-dueling your crew for the last scoop. The accessibility is easily a big win here. There’s a wheelchair-accessible parking spot near the front entrance, and the ramp up to the door is smooth. Inside, the layout is surprisingly open for a busy sports bar. Tables are spaced well enough that you’re not squeezing between chairs or jukebox wires. Once inside, Billy’s hits that sweet spot between classic sports bar and family-friendly hangout. The TVs are everywhere (like, everywhere), which means you’re not missing a single pitch, play, or slap shot (yes, even the bathrooms!🤣). The lighting is cozy but not dark, and the crowd is a mix of regulars and out-of-towners. Music plays low enough that you can still have a convo without shouting. Good energy all around. As far as service goes, pretty top-notch. Our server was fast, friendly, double-checked my access needs without making it awkward, and made sure everything came out hot. Always nice when staff treat you like a person, not a checklist. For the portions? Fair game. The Ryan Griffin Burger comes in under $15, the steak and cheese is right in that ballpark too, and the cookie skillet is big enough to share for under $10. You get what you pay for—and in this case, that means a lot of flavor and no regrets. Billy’s Sports Bar & Grill has been Wheelchair-tested and Belly-approved.. If you want loud flavor, solid service, good vibes, and a spot that respects accessibility, this one’s a no-brainer. Go hungry. Leave full. Maybe even a little cookie-drunk, Would wheel back in a heartbeat. this has definitely risen too the top as the best food review I’ve done soo far… so, with that said my overall rating for Billy’s Sports Bar and Grill gets an astounding Score: 10/10

Went there with some buddies, wings were fantastic, fries great, beer-cold. Best wings in Manchester I'd say.

Great place to watch games, hang out with friends. Staff is very friendly. Double dipped wings are the best 👌. This is a great place to meet new people.

Nice place

Been going here for years! I love the wings and the bar is awesome!

The best sports bar in New Hampshire and it isn't even close.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Extensive menu, so good option for all. They've got some of the best wings in NH. The wings are big, so I recommend going well done and breaded. There are also beer specials!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Best bang for your buck to watch the boys play ball!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Service is very slow.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 2

Chicken salad was dry. Waitress kept forgetting stuff. No silverware. Something new there happening?

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 2

I am pleasantly surprised. Called ahead just before they closed the kitchen to put in an order, very accommodating for me being late. The clam chowder was wonderfully homemade as a thicker chowder than I was used to but I loved it. Lots of TV for sports watching. The Phillies game comes on late tonight, maybe they will put it on. I have to remember I am far from Philadelphia

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The absolute worst food, drinks, and service of my life.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1