MERRIMACK, N.H.— Merrimack Premium Outlets is expanding its offerings with a mix of new dining and entertainment concepts, as the shopping destination continues to evolve beyond retail.
The outlet center announced the addition of Feng’s Chopsticks, Naughty Waffle, and Hyperclaw Arena, bringing a combination of fast-casual cuisine, dessert options, and interactive entertainment to visitors.
Feng’s Chopsticks is now open in the food court, offering a menu of traditional Chinese dishes, including kung pao chicken, beef and broccoli, fried rice, and noodles. The concept focuses on quick service while maintaining authentic flavors.
Naughty Waffle, a Massachusetts-based brand with several locations in Boston, is expected to open in April near the food court. The eatery will feature made-to-order waffles with a variety of sweet toppings and fillings, marking its first location in New Hampshire.
Meanwhile, Hyperclaw Arena is set to debut over Memorial Day weekend, introducing an entertainment component to the center. The venue will feature claw machines, arcade games, and interactive attractions designed for visitors of all ages.
“We are so happy to welcome these new additions to Merrimack Premium Outlets,” said Aylin Felch, Director of Marketing and Business Development. “They reflect our commitment to creating a dynamic, well-rounded experience at the center. Whether our guests are looking for a delicious meal, something sweet, or a fun outing for the whole family, we want Merrimack Premium Outlets to be their first stop.”
The new openings build on a series of recent additions to the outlet center, including Johnston & Murphy, La Vie en Rose, and Travelin’ Tom’s Coffee.
With the latest additions, Merrimack Premium Outlets continues to position itself as more than a shopping destination, aiming to provide a broader mix of retail, dining, and entertainment experiences for visitors across New England.
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