Located within Manchester’s historic district, the renovation of 290 Granite Street reimagines the former Granite Theater as a vibrant new food destination while celebrating the character and legacy of the original building. Once a neighborhood entertainment venue, the property is being thoughtfully transformed into a lively burrito and breakfast concept designed to bring new daily energy to the corridor.

The project centers on preserving and revitalizing the structure’s most recognizable historic features, including its dramatic masonry façade and marquee-inspired street presence. Restored architectural details, enhanced lighting, and updated signage pay tribute to the building’s past while creating a bold new identity for its next chapter.

Behind the historic frontage, the renovation introduces modernized interiors, upgraded building systems, and a refreshed rear renovation to support restaurant operations efficiently and comfortably. The design balances preservation with practicality—allowing the building to function for contemporary use without losing the authenticity that makes it special.

By adapting a former theater into an active neighborhood gathering place, this project demonstrates how historic structures can continue to evolve and remain relevant. The renewed 290 Granite Street will once again welcome the public—this time for coffee, breakfast, burritos, and community connection.