Sign up for the Concord Monitorโs morning newsletter for daily news, and opt in to our contests and promotions list for giveaways and special offers.
The Concord Monitor is a Pulitzer Prize winning daily newspaper and website located in the capital city of New Hampshire. The Concord Monitor is Central NH's dominant media with more than 70 percent household penetration. The Monitor is a key source of news and information for Concord, NH.
Dos Amigos owner Joel Harris shows the floor of the kitchen that needed to be replaced at the Main Street restaurant in downtown Concord on Tuesday, February 6, 2024. Harris hopes to re-open sometime next week.
A sign inside Dos Amigos on Main Street in downtown Concord saying they hope to have the store back open by next week after working on major renovations to the restaurant.
Dos Amigos restaurant is closed while they do major renovations over the next week.
Dos Amigos restaurant is closed while they do major renovations over the next week.
Dos Amigos owner Joel Harris opens the door for an employee at the Main Street restaurant in downtown Concord on Tuesday, February 6, 2024. Harris hopes to re-open sometime next week after they do major renovations to the restaurant.
Dos Amigos owner Joel Harris shows the floor of the kitchen that needed to be replaced at the Main Street restaurant in downtown Concord on Tuesday. Harris hopes to re-open sometime next week.
Zak Jentzen paints the walls in the bathroom of Dos Amigoโยยs in downtown Concord on Tuesday. Jentzen usually works in the kitchen but is helping with the renovation.
Joel Harris was busy inside Dos Amigos Burritos in downtown Concord on Tuesday, but the work had nothing to do with preparing Mexican food.
The popular restaurant is closed for construction as a new floor is installed in the kitchen and the space gets a quick makeover.
โWeโre just taking the slow time of year, just to freshen things up,โ said Harris, the owner. โSmall, kind of cosmetic things.โ
Several of the regular employees were helping to paint the interior, while contractors worked on replacing the kitchen floor. Harris was overseeing and directingย work.
Dos Amigos serves far more than burritos for take-out or eat-in. The restaurant expanded its North Main Street footprint in 2017 when it took over the space formerly occupied by Depot Antiques & Toys.
Harris said theyโre shooting to open back up Friday, February 16.
โWe sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your ongoing love and support,โ reads a sign on the front door.