Hatch Kitchen News Today

Known for its cheesesteaks and massive hoagies, Fat Kid Sandwiches operated for two years at Hatch Local Food Hall, before the food hall abruptly closed in March.

Company reveals new logo, leadership.

Flagship Food rebrands to Insignia International.

Before Hatch Local Food Hall shuts down on March 31, there are three new vendors to meet and get to know at the food hall.

The food hall will “transition from a retail food and beverage business to an incubator and systems integrator for the local food and beverage sector."

The closure of the city's first food hall is set for the spring and comes on the heels of EAT Restaurant Partners scrapping its plans for a similar concept in Scott's Addition.

Hatch Local Food Hall, the first such concept of its kind in the city limits at 400-414 Hull St. in Manchester, plans to cease operations this spring after two years in business.

Crescent Simples, which offers non-alcoholic syrups for drink mixes, has grown to around 300 wholesale accounts across the country since its founding in 2019.

1115 Mobile Kitchen has taken up residence at Hatch Local after three years of running as a food truck.

TBT El Gallo forges a cultural connection through tamales.