Patio weather, a rose in a stemmed glass, a cup of crayons doing nothing to keep the kids’ menu occupied, and a plate of wings lined up like dominoes — a Saturday afternoon on a restaurant patio in Nashua, New Hampshire.
These wings skew classic — bright orange sauce, a single ramekin of ranch, no fuss — served alongside a pepperoni flatbread that didn’t last long enough to make it into frame. It’s the kind of order that works whether you’re seven or well past ordering off the kids’ menu, which is probably why it shows up in this photo library so often.
No landmark to report here, just a good patio and a plate that got cleaned off before the crayons got much use.
Update: A Couple of Real Candidates
No single clear winner, but two real, plausible spots in Nashua: Martha’s Exchange (185 Main St — right in the historic mill district these coordinates point to, with a patio and flatbreads) or Not Your Average Joe’s (221 Daniel Webster Hwy — a parent review specifically mentions servers handing out fresh crayons, an oddly exact match, though it’s a few miles from the coordinates). Presenting both rather than forcing a pick.