Betty's Kitchen

Would give a 6 if I could…read more Best sandwiches in the area- where the locals go. Note the contractors' trucks starting about 11AM every day. And you can eat inside or out. Don't miss the soup specials and homemade oatmeal raisin cookies. Oh yes, the house steak tips for the grill. Friendly, fast service Order online for fast pickup during peak times. Closed Sunday. Veteran owned.

My usual stop on the way to the beach... And now we have a coffee shop next-door, which even adds…read moreto the experience. Love the baked goods and the handmade sandwiches. Fast and friendly service always.

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Towle Farm Market & Deli

4.5(10 reviews)

3.5 mi

wow they start serving a deli sandwich now delicious food…read morethey have now specially tunafish and blt and meatballs sand

As tourists, we came here having read about the fantastic and creative sandwiches. There must have…read morebeen a change in ownership. This is a tiny convenience store that DOES make a very basic breakfast sandwich. No menus displayed. No customers. Was expecting a quaint "farm" deli. This isn't it.

66 different sandwiches!

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Seacoast Soups

4.7(96 reviews)

1.3 mi

Most soups are good to very good, and reasonably priced. The chicken pot pie is excellent as is the…read morecornbread. One of our favorite places now.

First time here. The soups were outstanding! I had the spicy Thai. Place is very clean and staff is…read morefriendly. Will be back.

Chicken pad thai. Delish.

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M&Y Brick Oven Pizzeria

4.1(103 reviews)

1.6 mi

Great pizza, friendly staff, convenient and easy to order ahead if you're taking out!read more

Best pizza in the area…read more It's pricey but I think it's worth it My dog loves the crust

They got wifi

Roast Beef Sandwich

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Fries cooked just how i like them. Crunchy outside.

Parkd

4.6(20 reviews)

5.3 mi

ParkD is an "eclectic eatery" that opened in Rye, New Hampshire in June 2022. It was founded by…read moreculinary couple Ben Solomon and Sarah Blanchette. From a young age, Ben took an interest in cooking and often helped his mother around the kitchen. He graduated from the culinary program at Lakes Region Community College in 2010. He relocated to Portsmouth, known for its bustling restaurant scene, and began working under chef Julie Cutting Kelly at Brazo Restaurant. Once Kelly left to open Cure Restaurant, Ben took over as head chef. He would continue to work at various Portsmouth restaurants over the years. In 2018, Ben and Sarah purchased and opened their own food truck on Islington Street which they dubbed "Wrap Shack". After finding success with the truck, the couple decided to open their own brick & mortar eatery in nearby Rye. The menu at ParkD features a variety of chef plates, sandwiches, tacos, salads, soups and various appetizers. The drink menu also features an eclectic selection of craft beer, cider, wine, cocktails and mocktails. My family and I stopped for lunch at ParkD this past summer while we were on our way to Maine for a summer getaway. We were looking for a good lunch spot in Rye, and ParkD came highly recommended on Yelp. We really liked the vibe at the cozy eatery. The staff were super friendly and accommodating. After looking over the menu, I had the "Pork Belly Grilled Cheese" (fontina, gouda, gruyere cheese blend, fried pork belly, arugula, tuscan white, wine/ chips), my wife had the "Fried Cheese" (Mexican fried cheese, arugula, tomato, pickled onion & cilantro, chipotle aioli, ciabatta, w/ sweet potato fries), our older son had the "Tay's Tenders" (w/ fries), and our younger son had the "Kids Mac & Cheese" (w/ chips). I loved how my sandwich was an excellent balance between the crispiness from the bread and pork belly and the gooeyness from the delicious cheese blend. My wife and I both thought that our sandwiches packed a lot of flavor from the ingredients. I washed my sandwich down with a draft pour of the locally-produced Great Rhythm Brewing's "Squeeze" (IPA). We barely heard a peep from our sons, so they must have really liked their food. We're happy that we discovered ParkD and we highly recommend them to anyone visiting the area!

That might have been the best fish taco I've ever had. I ordered a cubano sandwich and one fish…read moretaco. I wish I would have ordered ordered three fish tacos. That's not to say the cubano was bad by any means, it was also delicious, but the fish taco was delightful. Not sure if it was a supply/demand issue, but I can't stop thinking about it. I sat at the bar. The service was okay. I ran out of beer in my glass before the bartender/server asked if I wanted another. Not a biggie, but would have been extra points for attentiveness. Music was relaxed and the place churns people out pretty quick it seems. Good on them, well deserved. This place was a nice break from some of the restaurants I've been to lately that were found lacking.

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Shaved salad. Ice tea.

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Common Roots

4.7(43 reviews)

2.9 mi

First morning in Rye... desperate for a really good cup of coffee... and found it here. From a…read morecoffee snob, big thumbs up.

Funky snack shop inside a surf shop. I wonder which came first? Our lox bagel was amply filled…read moreand quite tasty. i also enjoyed an iced chai. Very casual atmosphere. and attentive sweet server.

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Lovely Lox bagel sandwich

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UNBELIEVABLY DELICIOUS!!!!! Common roots burrito Lovely lox Kale salad Bomb.

Martha's Restaurant

4.8(233 reviews)

5.1 mi

I am so happy I found Martha's Restaurant in Hampton Falls. Wyatt helped me at the window, and is…read moresuper hospitable and friendly. I can't speak to the ambiance as I only ordered from the outside window. I ordered the chicken kabob wrap with feta and tzatziki, and spicy tahini on the side. The chicken was well-seasoned and tasted amazing, definitely worth going out of the way for! I asked for the feta & tzatziki inside the wrap, not as a side so I was surprised to be charged $4 more for it since it wasn't a significant amount, like the spicy tahini inside the container. But I'd still come back and order from them. Baklava was delicious & fresh, very happy with overall quality & experience. chicken kabob wrap 10/10 baklava 10/10 If you're in the area, don't let this small restaurant fool you, it is absolutely worth the stop and completely satisfying. I'd love to see Martha's get more recognition for their high quality food & service. Thank you! ambiance: n/a food: 5/5 service: 5/5 Martha's Restaurant: 5/5

Was craving Lebanese food and found this place on Yelp. Let me tell you.... DID NOT DISAPPOINT…read more Best Lebanese food I've found in the states by far! George was so welcoming of us and told us about all of the specials. He explained that his recipes were handed down through his mother. Stopping here for dinner was the highlight of our day :) Thank you, George!

Homemade pita chips

Chicken Kabob Wrap

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Al's Seafood

4.1(360 reviews)

1.8 mi

First of all the prices are very reasonable. The food is some of the best fried seafood i've ever…read morehad. Fried to perfection and not greasy at all. The employees couldn't be any nicer. One server in particular was so much fun, her name is Brittney AKA Wendy! Highly recommend Al's you wont be dissapointed. Cindy

I really hate to say this because I have always loved Al's, but after my experience this week, I…read morefeel people should know what to expect if they're considering ordering a lobster roll there. First, I was surprised to find that they no longer serve their lobster rolls on the grilled hot-dog-style roll they used to use. The lobster roll is offered either cold with mayonnaise or hot with butter. I don't like mayonnaise, but I also didn't want my lobster heated. I asked if I could have the cold lobster with butter instead, and the woman at the counter said that would be fine. When I received my receipt, I noticed I had been charged an additional $1 on a nearly $30 lobster roll simply to have hot butter put on the cold lobster. I was honestly flabbergasted. All I wanted was cold lobster with melted butter poured over it. What bothered me almost as much was the way the situation was handled. The customer behind me ordered a lobster roll, and the woman at the counter specifically asked if she was okay with having it on a sub roll. She had never mentioned that to me. After overhearing that conversation, I went back and asked why I hadn't been told that the lobster rolls were no longer served on the traditional roll. The response was quite abrupt, and the manager was called over. Unfortunately, the manager was also angry and rude about the situation. I simply explained that, to me, a traditional New England lobster roll includes the grilled, buttered roll -- and that is exactly what I had ordered at Al's earlier this summer and loved. In the end, I was refunded the $1 butter charge and also received a refund for the entire lobster roll, which was around $34. I'm very disappointed because I have always loved Al's and have recommended them in the past. But after this experience, I won't be going back to Al's for a lobster roll. It's not just the change in the lobster roll itself; it was the lack of communication regarding the change and, most importantly, the way I was treated when I politely asked about it.

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07/30/2025 silverware packet

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Victoria's Kitchen

4.3(77 reviews)

3.1 mi

Small , clean , take out or eat in restaurant. Food is healthy. Vegan options. Incredible salads…read more Small outdoor seating or cozy inside. Wish they did not charge so much for door dash fees or I would order every week. Opted today to get delivery from other healthy delivery restaurant with lower fees. Fabulous place!

Food was inedible. My mom ordered a panini. It was too tough to bite into. I ordered a Greek…read morebreakfast bowl. The eggs were browned and tough. The mixture was tasteless.

Early Bird Special w Steak Tips

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Brookside Market

4.1(34 reviews)

4.4 mi

I've been getting steak & cheese subs from this building(in all it's forms) since the 80's. They've…read morealways been great! Nowadays I'm on a ketogenic diet(probably too many steak & cheese subs over the past 30 some odd years ), so I haven't had the pleasure of trying Brookside's Steak & Cheese...maybe on a cheat day, but I digress Because of the diet, my orders are a giant pain in the @$$, substitutions add ons etc. The staff at Brookside never bat an eye. They are always super friendly, the service is always fast, the food is always fresh and they always get it right(unless I forget to ask for feta for my wife's salad...then I lie and blame it on them). Bottom line? These people get it. If you're nearby and hungry, stop in. You won't regret it.

Chicken and wedges were room temp, chicken salad had mold on it. Service was fine, but would not…read morerecommend their prepared food.

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$42 for 4 slices & 2 drinks. My GF questioned the price and was yelled at. Found an unexplained $18.99 charge afterward. She left crying

Hot Breakfast Sandwiches, Hashbrowns, and 99 Cent Coffees every morning!

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Pookey B.

14 years ago

Always great food. Been that way for the past 20 or more years. You ask for a certain dish and they make it the same every single time. Can't say enough for Kim, the current owner, and Stan the previous owner. Just "keep up the great work! " read more

Judy S.

13 years ago

One of my favorite local spots! Perfect cozy place to get breakfast with friends this winter. Great little New England mom and pop shop with great early morning specials. Can't go wrong. read more

Ross G.

7 years ago

Some things just don't change. Place is getting older but the food still the same. Service is awesome, portions are still big. It's the perfect place for good ole home cooking. read more

Joseph W.

12 years ago

Eeeeeeeeew! I have eaten here twice. Never again. You know that feeling when you get ripped off. Frozen potatoes. Cheap ingredients. But you know what. To each their own. read more

Jon H.

2 years ago

It's been a few years, but from what I remember, nothing to write home about. Usually go back if it's that good...didn't do that here.

Meg M.

11 years ago

We go here every time we are down and love it every time we go!! Very friendly staff and great food!

Shelly W.

9 years ago

Love this place. Best breakfast around. Everything is made fresh and huge portions. Highly recommend!

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My wife and I are big fans of Cajun food. The problem with living around here is there are no…read moreauthentic Cajun restaurants around. That is until now. The folks at Ginger and Clove now have a Cajun menu for Thursday through Sunday. Let me tell you it's the real stuff. For an appetizer I ordered a bowl of seafood gumbo. Great gumbo is about the roux. It has to be right so it's flavorful and adds thickness. These folks nailed it. I could tell once it was set on the table. This gumbo was full of seafood and the holy trinity and packed with flavor and heat. This bowl was as good as any I've had. My wife had the pasta zydeco and I the tchoupitoulis. Both dishes hit the mark. Wonderful blend of flavors. Servings are very big so bring your appetite. We finished the meal with beignets. Those things are addictive. What's better than fried dough with Carmel sauce. Service was right on. In fact the chef came out twice to see how we enjoyed our food. It's obvious they have pride in their food and take pleasure seeing how customers are enjoying their food. We can't wait to go back.

Been coming here for a while...last time the food was so so. Today we were a party of 6. My food…read morecame with an extra bonus of long hair. My step son's order was incorrect and the potatoes were burnt. get the bill...and do you think at least 1 of the plates would have been taken off the bill?? No. I think the word is spreading...for a Saturday morning...the place was not busy at all. Won't be back!

Country View Restaurant

4.4

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Excellent breakfast. We had fluffy french toast with real maple syrup, classic eggs Benedict and…read morepaid extra for the really fresh side of fruit, plus we had the Marnie, a scrambled eggs with cheese, several meats, on top of hash browns, with baked beans, and BBQ sauce served on top. The Marnie came with grilled corn bread--what a delight!! Would definitely return!!

Irish Benny was the highlight of breakfast--really well done. The hash browns were crispy and…read moreflavorful, but the home fries were just okay. The breakfast sandwich was on the dry side and could have used a little more moisture. The dining room was also pretty noisy, our table was sticky when we sat down, and that took away from the experience. Good food in parts, but a few details kept it from being a great breakfast.

Trackside Cafe

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Irish bennie. Half is plenty. Pay the extra for crunchy homemade hash. Love beans as a side!…read more Lady servers are all kind, attentive. Easy to understand why it is packed with patrons. And take home a muffin for tomorrow.

For Sunday breakfast I stopped by Trackside Cafe. At 10am, a decent line had formed waiting for…read moretables. My friend and I opted for counter seating, which had immediate availability. I ordered the loaded sausage omeletee ($14.99). This came with choice of home fries or beans (I opted for the home fries) and toast (I opted for rye). This arrived w/in 5 minutes of ordering. The portion size seemed reasonable, and everything tasted simple, savory, and homely. I would ask for nothing more at a quiet neighborhood diner (and one attached to a convenience store, at that). Service proved pleasant, with coffee proactively topped up. The waitress offered to fill up a to-go cup of coffee at no extra cost as I settled the bill . As an aside, one of the parties waiting for a table came straight from the Sig store & range. I imagine that events or competitions there would lead to a surge of patrons.

The Copper Lantern

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The hubby and I stopped here from breakfast. Its a cute little cabin type of restaurant with…read moreoutdoor seating with a huge fireplace inside. The service was great. The prices were very reasonable. The food was delicious. We will definitely be coming back.

The Copper Lantern is one of my favorite spots. Their Eggs Benedict is always delicious, and they…read moreoffer it in a variety of ways. Their home fried potatoes never disappoint either. My friend got the raspberry cream cheese stuffed French Toast, which was also delicious. (I sampled!) They have homemade baked goods (breads, muffins, and a variety of donuts) that are to-die-for, too. I never leave without a few donuts to take home. It's quaint and small inside, but not uncomfortably so. You can either sit by a cozy, lit fireplace, or by a window. The staff here is always friendly and welcoming. You just can't go wrong with The Copper Lantern.

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Excellent breakfast. The food was fresh and delicious. The service was top notch and the room was…read moreso New England. I loved it!!

Great food, great service, and great prices! Generous portions and everything was delicious. Small…read moreplace, get there early. Definitely recommend!

Al Gauron Luncheonette

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The Hampton River boat launch is a working man's and women's launch and Al Gauron's is conveniently…read moreright there where people gather in the morning before going out. This is real eating to get someone started for a long day, with hearty servings of very good food at very reasonable prices. Don't expect spacious dining, millennial ambience, or glamorous surroundings here. Do expect great food, good coffee, friendly staff, and straight talk, situated in a time capsule from decades ago.

Old school, cash only diner located on the edge of town. Nothing fancy at all, dated inside, all…read morekinds of supplies laying around in view or just randomly stored and the staff is pretty rough around the edges. If you're not thick skinned I'd go elsewhere. The lady who took my takeout order seemed annoyed I was even there. Their menu is small and limited in choices. They only had corn and blueberry muffins and they were out of bagels except plain. One of the patrons leaving struck up a great conversation that saved me from the lady. The room was filled with lots of nice people and older folks, you just have to take the surliness of the staff with a smile. It seemed like most of the regulars in the room were able to joke with the staff. Loved the accents too. I just give it an OK because the bagels were skinny and Lenders like, a side of bacon was $5.00 for a few strips and the home fries were just OK. The corn muffin was pretty darn good though. I asked for a side of hot sauce and I had to hunt through some plastic shelving behind me for packets. It made me laugh, but I'm just setting the scene for you. For takeout go elsewhere, but the eat-in diners plates looked pretty good. Eating in may up this old joint to a fourth star. I wanted to return the next day, but found an alternative breakfast spot close by that had better food.

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Fun place for breakfast and lunch, food comes out fairly quick even when they're busy. Definitely…read moreexpect to wait on the weekends. Outdoor patio is dog friendly and offers a better view of the planes! Food is good, not exceptional but consistent and tasty. I love a diner-y pancake in general, but Airfield's are always wonderful. My go to order is the Jumbo Jet.

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