This place has changed hands a few times over the years, it'll never been as good as Magrilla's was…read morebut I digress. We stopped in here for a couple of drinks after dinner around the corner at Cinco's. Our server was very friendly and quick to check on us throughout our visit. I had two different cocktails from their specialty list, both were horrible. The first one was pretty much straight tequila with maybe a tiny squeeze of lime, quick way to get drunk but not an enjoyable way. The second one was so overbearingly sweet, I had all I could do to drink it. Now, the prices can't be beat on their drinks, compared to other bars in town, that's the one really good thing they've got going for them.

Ordered through Door Dash. Beer-cheese smash burger - was ok. I don't recall seeing BBQ sauce in…read morethe description but heads up - they add BBQ sauce. I'm not a fan of it and would have said no sauce if I knew. Also ordered Bacon Broccoli Nuggets. They were great. Large portions. Enough to share or save for extra meals.

June cork used to be a fav but each visit we felt like the food quality kept dipping…read more We took our son and he had loved the place in the past. We only went because he requested it. We'd had too many disappointing meals and had written this place off. We ordered items that should have been easy. My son who will eat literally anything passed on his meal. He could not take more than two bites. We won't be back but sad about the decline. It used to be a really decent spot!

For a slightly late lunch, a friend and I went to The June Cork Pub, eager to try out their Bri'ish…read morefood. On a President's Day Monday at 1pm, the establishment seemed at just under half occupancy. I thought I needed to wait for seating, but staff said I could pick any table and they'd head over shortly. My friend and I ordered the sausage roll ($12) and scotch egg ($13) appetizers to share, and I ordered the bangers and mash ($19) entree for myself. The sausage roll, cut up into 6 slightly larger than bite-sized pieces, consisted of flaky and buttery pastry with herbal, earthy, and slightly crumbly sausage out of its casing. Imaging homemade breakfast sausage, but less sweet and more sharp. The accompanying brown mustard provided a nice contrast, yet remained relatively mellow. It also came with a bit of field greens so I could pretend to be healthy. The scotch egg arrived as a textbook example of a softboiled egg with a yammy yolk. The outer sausage shell tasted similar to that of the sausage roll. The accompanying chili jam cut down on the savoriness just a touch; it melded tart, spiciness, and sweetness yet also remained mellow, not overpowering the egg. My entree, the bangers and mash, proved exceptional. The peas were some of the brightest, most vibrant, juicy and crisp peas I'd ever had. Each one had just a slight burst at the bite. The caramelized onions adorning the mash had been browned down a long time, like what you'd expect in French onion soup. The mash itself, made from red potatoes, tasted robust and rich without being overly dense or overly reliant on butter (not shaming butter, but these potatoes deserve to shine, not drowned out). The bangers themselves possessed crisp, taunt casings with juicy interiors. I would almost describe it as "fresh" in the same way I would describe high-quality vegetables. Weird, but I don't know how else to express this sentiment. Service was a bit slow, probably from the Monday holiday. Since it was technically a weekday, I was able to order $4.5 bud lite drafts from the happy hour menu (Mon-Fri 1-230pm). Overall, I walked away quite impressed from what was me randomly picking a place to get lunch after being at White Birch Armories at opening to beat the range wait.

I was waiting on my turkey dinner to-go from next door. Wanted to sit down instead of being tempted…read moreto buy stuff in the gift shop, so I strolled over to the bar at the Copper Kettle. If you Park in the lot, the closest entrance to Hart's Restaurant is through the tavern. So I waited about 20 minutes for my food. The bartenders were friendly and warm. So nice, I decided to open my meal and have a few bites there. I was brought silverware and water and had a lovely experience. The food was so good! Warm and totally how you want a home cooked Thanksgiving style meal to feel. Highly recommend both Hart's and Copper Kettle.

If I lived in Portsmouth, Dwyer's would definitely be one of my go to places. Just off the main…read morestreet, this Irish Pub is welcoming, has a great draft selection, and great food. We visited on Friday night and sat at a table as the bar seating was pretty packed. Crowd was pretty chill - a mixture of people in their 20's having drinks & apps, and then older couples/families enjoying dinner. We were happy to see Smithwicks on the draft menu, and we also got a Downeast cider with a caramel/cinnamon rim. We ordered the house made mozzarella sticks, which were ginormous, crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside, and all around delicious. We all opted with different types of burgers - sliders, fried chicken, and a pub burger. All were served with fries and were perfectly cooked. The coating on my fried chicken was crispy and flavorful. Service was awesome - our glasses were never left empty! Best of all, Dwyers has a free jukebox packed with favorites. Looking forward to coming back on our next visit to Portsmouth - we'll definitely be trying the deviled eggs, wings, and fried oreos!

Super fun place with a Celtic session on the weekend, but my experience with the obese female…read morebartender was beyond inappropriate. After spending aprox $250 on drinks we were asked to leave our table before we were done because there were other people waiting for tables. I understand that it's a busy St. Paddy's weekend and they need to turn tables over and make $ but it was quite jarring and rude AND we were getting ready to order food. I enjoy this place but i won't be returning. If you want average food and drinks, which is forgivable because of the fun music, and would like to be treated like crap on a Saturday afternoon, Dwyers is the place for you.

Best. Nachos. In. Maine. End. Of. Story…read more I go there every Friday, and always order the nachos with chicken. They are like a drug to me. I'm not even exaggerating. The service is always great, and the food is always great. We live close by, so we can smell the steak tips grilling and just follow our nose over there like a cartoon smelling an apple pie on a window sill. Sometimes a wait in the summer, but that's a good sign, no? Cool inside, with tons of Boston sports memorabilia and a game on pretty much every one of their 15+(?) TVs. Honorable mention orders: -Nachos -Burger -Steak tips -Baked stuffed shrimp -Prime rib -Chicken parm (pasta or sub) -Hear me out, the side salad (???) -Fried haddock (as is or via sandwich) -Pretzels with cheese -Stuffed mushrooms -Again, the nachos I honestly could just copy and paste the menu here, but that's already available online. We love it, and will be back as often as possible until the end of time.

This was right across the street from our hotel so we actually came here twice. It's fairly…read morereasonably priced for the area and the wait isn't terrible. The haddock and chips was good. Fish was cooked well and the pieces were quite thick. Large portion. Seafood chowder also has a generous about of seafood. Barely any potatoes. Staff are friendly. Parking lot is fairly big The place does have a lot of old decor, and the clientele are generally on the elderly side.

Friday night and it was packed. There were 6 of us and dinner was served after a little wait but it…read morewas all hot and super delicious. Our waitress had running shoes on as she quickly moved from her assigned tables to be sure all was good. Fried chicken with squash and mashed potatoes is a definite must have but the chicken Marsala was awfully good! This restaurant should be on everyone's list. You will not be disappointed!

I requested Garlic Parmasean sauce an paid for it. No sauce was included. So, the tenders were a…read morelittle dry. The onion rings and Pizza were great

I came here just for drinks and to watch Notre Dame on a Saturday…read more This place has a great craft beer selection and loads of TVs, making it a great place for watching sports. Brian the bartender was awesome.

We went to Feile's Restaurant on Saint Paddy's Day and could not be more pleased with our…read moreselection. The dining area was decorated in green Shamrocks making the atmosphere very "Irish," exciting, friendly, family, fun. The food was of course delicious. We several appetizers and drinks before our meals were served. We ordered corned beef and cabbage (of course), a Reuben sandwich and fish and chips. All were cooked perfectly and thoroughly enjoyable. The music was great and lead to a most memorable dinner. Thanks to everyone at Feile's, we won't forget our Saint Paddy's Day celebration!

This place is so fun!! Nice people and great atmosphere. Shannon was very friendly and I will…read moredefinitely return! The owner came and spoke with us and was very nice as well!! Thank you!

Glad I took a risk on this place. The server was cheerful, and this was the best burger and fries…read moreI've had since moving here.

The food is amazing and you get a lot for the money you spend. The service is perfect considering…read moreyou can drink here as well. The ambiance is more laid back. There are 4 tvs in the dining area all playing something different so there's something to do while you sit back and enjoy the food and drink.

Not a good one tonight. Both of us had the country fried chicken. It's four pieces. The two large…read morepieces were cold in the middle. I finally caught the server's eye after 40 minutes. She returned the chicken to the kitchen. It came back 10 minutes later. It was the same chicken. I didn't know that right away because I received my wife's chicken and she received mine. This time it was burnt. The meat was dry as dust. When the server saw me throw my napkin on my plate she came over and asked if we wanted another drink. I got the check and debated how long we should wait for her to come back for the credit card. I put cash on the table and left. Some things are hit or miss. Tonight this was a miss. I gave two stars instead of one because I did not have to drive far to get home.

No food service No menus…read more It's just a local bar hang out And you have to pay for parking What a dive

Best bar in Dover by a landslide. The community is amazing, the staff is awesome, and the owner…read moreErik (or Eric) is great. The place itself feels like home. 5 stars baby!!!!!