RESERVATIONS 603-563-7195
AS OF MONDAY 3/16/20
DelRossis will be complying with Gov. Sununu's mandate for all restaurants to close for business until April 7th 2020. Therefore we will be closed for dine in business. Take-out will be available over the weekends, and possibly other nights as well so please call directly 603-563-7195. We appreciate your calling as early in the day as possible so we can plan ahead to prepare your order and most menu items will be available for take-out. We are in the process of using this time to update our menu so the menu information on this website might not be the most up to date, however if you don't see what you want we are happy to accommodate most requests if possible. We are offering 15% off bottles of wine to go from our extensive wine list, please ask Dave for a wine recommendation to pair with your food choices. We appreciate cash payment if possible.
The safety of our guests is of the utmost importance to us so we thank you for your understanding and continued support of DelRossi's and we look forward to seeing you once we able to reopen. Consider purchasing Gift Certificates by phone for future use to help support your local family businesses.
DelRossis will be complying with Gov. Sununu's mandate for all restaurants to close for business until April 7th 2020. Therefore we will be closed for dine in business. Take-out will be available over the weekends, and possibly other nights as well so please call directly 603-563-7195. We appreciate your calling as early in the day as possible so we can plan ahead to prepare your order and most menu items will be available for take-out. We are in the process of using this time to update our menu so the menu information on this website might not be the most up to date, however if you don't see what you want we are happy to accommodate most requests if possible. We are offering 15% off bottles of wine to go from our extensive wine list, please ask Dave for a wine recommendation to pair with your food choices. We appreciate cash payment if possible.
The safety of our guests is of the utmost importance to us so we thank you for your understanding and continued support of DelRossi's and we look forward to seeing you once we able to reopen. Consider purchasing Gift Certificates by phone for future use to help support your local family businesses.
Dinner
Wednesday-Thursday 5:00-Close
Friday-Saturday 5:00-Close
Sunday 4:00-Close
Closed Monday and Tuesday
One hundred seat full service Italian restaurant located in a 1789 Georgian Colonial 18-room farmhouse on 12 acres in the scenic Monadnock Region of southern NH. 1/4 mile North on Rte 137 from junction of 137 & 101, Dublin NH. Fine Italian cuisine featuring our own homemade pasta.
Wednesday-Thursday 5:00-Close
Friday-Saturday 5:00-Close
Sunday 4:00-Close
Closed Monday and Tuesday
One hundred seat full service Italian restaurant located in a 1789 Georgian Colonial 18-room farmhouse on 12 acres in the scenic Monadnock Region of southern NH. 1/4 mile North on Rte 137 from junction of 137 & 101, Dublin NH. Fine Italian cuisine featuring our own homemade pasta.
The House History
You are sitting in what was once the Appleton family farmhouse, a Georgian style colonial constructed in 1786 by
Francis Appleton, Jr. Francis and his brother, Jesse, were early settlers in this area. He moved to NH from Ipswich, MA and
founded New Ipswich, NH.
Jesse became the president of Bowdoin College in Brunswick, ME. In 1834 Jesse Appleton’s daughter (Francis’ niece)
married Franklin Pierce, the 14th president of the United States. Descendants of the family also established the Dublin Electric Company at the turn of 20th century. This house remained the Appleton Homestead until 1949.
The DelRossis purchased it in 1987, removing the late 1800’s Victorian alterations, and restoring the old Georgian Colonial farmhouse charm.
Doors were open in April, 1989…Buon Appetito..David & Elaina DelRossi, prop.
You are sitting in what was once the Appleton family farmhouse, a Georgian style colonial constructed in 1786 by
Francis Appleton, Jr. Francis and his brother, Jesse, were early settlers in this area. He moved to NH from Ipswich, MA and
founded New Ipswich, NH.
Jesse became the president of Bowdoin College in Brunswick, ME. In 1834 Jesse Appleton’s daughter (Francis’ niece)
married Franklin Pierce, the 14th president of the United States. Descendants of the family also established the Dublin Electric Company at the turn of 20th century. This house remained the Appleton Homestead until 1949.
The DelRossis purchased it in 1987, removing the late 1800’s Victorian alterations, and restoring the old Georgian Colonial farmhouse charm.
Doors were open in April, 1989…Buon Appetito..David & Elaina DelRossi, prop.
