Over The Edge Sports Bar & Pizzeria

Love stopping at Over the Edge when I'm in Manchester! They're a great place for pizza especially. My favorite is their cheese sticks, and their ranch is top notch! Its always fairly busy when we go, but you never have to wait too long for your food. It's a good sports bar to watch a game or just get a drink as well. There's a pretty big bar area! Only down side is their parking lot is super small, but there's usually street parking available.

They've got about 15 huge screen tv's one, of which, covers the whole front (street side) window/wall!

We recently opened a new business in town and spend a lot of time in Manchester, now. The dining options are very limited. We've visited three times for dinner and twice for take out before this review and I can honestly be confident on my rating now. The service is excellent. I first met a bartender that goes by a nickname that I cannot use for him but man does he hustle for his customers. When the place is busy, table service can be slow so we keep to the huge bar seating now. The other bartender Angela is hilarious and super nice. Makes you feel welcome and is genuinely happy to serve you.The food is another story. Healthy options are very sparse. Stay away from the French onion soup. It was horrible. There are no prices on the menus we were handed when sitting in a booth for table service and told we needed to ask and she had to go check each time for the price. They need to get their act together with the menus. First visit, I ordered takeout, a beer and an app for while I waited. The app was no longer available and the menu had changed. The website menu isn't correct either. I was handed a digital menu at that. Next visit was the table service with bad soup and no paper menu prices. Following visits were at the bar for meals or takeout and all around much better. Popcorn shrimp and small side salad is about what I can comfortably order. The beer selection is great. The bar is well stocked for any drink order and fine wine options too. Small game room in the back for kids to play while parents watch a game. It can be really busy in the weekends and during dinner rush. Sit at the bar, don't go here if you want to eat healthy. TVs were everywhere to watch games.

Fun sports bar on Main Street in Manchester. We came on trivia night and enjoyed a couple games while enjoying dinner.THE FOODThey are known for their pizza and grinders. We ordered grinders and I found them to be delicious. They were warm, made with oven-baked bread and seasoned well. I loved the bread. - Sicilian Grinder: super delicious! It is similar in nature to an Italian sub...but with bacon. It comes with pepperoni, ham and bacon. Add some Mayo and Italian dressing. Mmmmm- Veggie sub: my wife enjoyed her veggie sub. It came with mushrooms, black olives, onions, green peppers, melted mozzarella cheese, and topped with lettuce, tomato & mayo. It's almost like a vegetarian pizza sandwich. THE ATMOSPHERE- I loved the clean environment- Wednesdays are trivia night. We had fun playing, even though we didn't win. A regular team (of two) won both games. They play two games each Wednesday with about 5 rounds of questions per game

Called to place an order- tried more than once no one answered. Double checked hours as well

One of my favorite weekend restaurants! Great food, friendly staff, great selection. Karaoke on Saturday nights is always a blast!

I came into OTE after a hard day of working in the rain. Since the Village of Manchester was just a couple miles away, and since most places around here seem to close at three (???) I was left with few other options. I've been to OTE a few times, but I'm not a regular drinker, so it isn't a regular thing for me... So how was it? Well, after about ten minutes of listening to the staff's personal drama, a waitress greeted me and took my order. They didn't have Blue Moon, so I ordered an Oberon. It came with the requisite orange slice, which I ate immediately! Once I decided to forgo the electronic menu (I HATE these!) and opt for a special off the hard menu, I ordered and waited... The chicken burrito was fine. I was not blown away, nor did I feel like I was beginning to understand Spanish. But it filled me up, and I didn't feel rushed, even though they were technically closing. Would I go there again? Yes, if there weren't any other promising options. Give them a try. If you drink, or if you like sports, you may enjoy this place. It is not a chain, so I recommend you give them a shot!

One waitress hustles and ours is a slug. Chatting at the bar with friends versus checking on customers. Not a good experience. Not recommended. Ugh. Thought it would be nice and fun.

The Bartender, Brandon, is nice and fun to talk to other than that the food here is horrible. The pizza tastes like the crust is made with sawdust. Same with the grinders. They clearly use the cheapest ingredients legal for human consumption. I would rather drive 20 minutes to go pick up a pizza elsewhere. Also the whole staff looks like they are unwashed and are on drugs. Not very professional and ruins my appetite. They do have good ranch though.

My wife and I went in for dinner on a Saturday night. The waitress working the outdoor seating walked in with us and told us and the family that walked in ahead of us to seat ourselves. After waiting for 10 solid minutes, no one had come by or acknowledged us at all. We decided to leave. Before walking out, I asked for a manager. The bartender, with her mask under her chin, (also, the owner was sitting at the bar without a mask) said they had waitresses that had just arrived. I explained that the table that walked in at the same time as us already had drinks and had ordered. The bartender seemed to want to keep making excuses for why it had taken so long. No real apology or concern, just excuses.