While visiting Portsmouth, New Hampshire, I spoke to some staff at restaurants and the most popular…read morerecommendation for breakfast was the beach pea. My first inkling was to order the curry chicken salad sandwich but they don't serve sandwiches until 10:30 AM so I was pleasantly surprised by the delicious Bialy with goat cheese, roasted vegetables, sprouts and a tomato. The ingredients were fresh. The Bialy was delicious. There was plenty of parking and adequate seating. I would definitely come here again.

First of all the service is always great here. The people are not only willing but loving to give…read moresuggestions about which delicious pastry I should bring home to my wife, how decadent I should make my iced mocha, in which sandwiches are good. The food is excellent. I've been eating the cowgirl cuties as I call them or cowgirl cookies as they call them since I was a teen that is 20 years. I got my pastry for my wedding from here. what pushed me over the edge today was that when I was in the bathroom It was exceptionally warm and smelled like memories of Paris France. how could I would give them five stars? not to mention they have indoor and outdoor seating. thank you Beach Pea for the excellent breakfast. I wish I had got a hazelnut coffee too.

It's been awhile since I've been down but went last night and it was well worth it…read more I was seated, even though the kitchen closed at 8 and I arrived at 7:50 Dawn my server was fantastic; my every hungry whim well taken care of. Kudos to the kitchen; meal was excellent, as were the oysters. Need to remind myself to be in the area more often!

Robert's has amazing food and service…read more Their fried clams imo are the best in the area. Crispy not greasy. Cornbread is to die for. Interesting specialty cocktails.

My wife was visiting a friend near by and my brother in law recommended we go here for pizza…read more Well it was a good recommendation for many reasons. First one was that there is plenty of parking. And plenty of outdoor seating for when the weather allows that. When we first got in the hostess told me it would be about 10 minutes, but we were welcome to sit and look at the menu till they called us for the table. It was only a 5 minute wait and at first I was surprised we couldn't just be served at the large high table at the entrance where we were seated and waiting which looked like it was for several parties or even one large party, but even when we were leaving that table was empty so I guess they either save it for a very large party or just for people to sit at while they wait for their table like we did. Either way we didn't wait long so that didn't bother me as I thought it might at first. When we were seated, service was extremely fast, so fast that at first I thought they just want us out. :p but they are just that good. And our waitress brought me my soda without ice which many servers forget and would get me a refill before I was even done with the soda and even asked if we wanted water as soon as we sat and bright us some. When the food arrived (which as I mentioned was extremely fast even though the place was packed), everything was amazing. We started with shrimp and the Brie which were in the specials. Shrimp was fresh and you could really tell, and the Brie had a nice assortment of apple slices, almond slices, bread and cranberries making it feel like you were also having a healthy meal with your pizza and fried food :p. We had the truffle mushroom pizza and the only complaint my mother had was that it had onions and rocket which she didn't like on the pizza, but that was her fault for not reading it on the menu as we could have easily just asked for it not to have that. She just saw truffle, mushrooms and ricotta cheese and said im having that. Which was what I wanted too but I was ok with everything else too. Well we both enjoyed it and I even took the left over pizza to have for dinner later :). I don't live nearby, but it is a place I would recommend to others who go by there and when we come near here again I know where to go eat if I'm in the mood for pizza. The only complaint is that it was too loud for us, almost felt like a sports bar without the sports tvs playing everywhere, however they do have take out as well, so you do have that option too if you live nearby.

Made a pit stop here on our way to Portland. We'd come here years ago for just the bakery so wanted…read moreto check out the pizzeria after seeing so many great reviews. Plenty of lot parking so that's always a plus. We walked in on Friday for lunch and it was fairly full but we were seated quickly and orders taken. Very rustic ambience and service was quick. Unfortunately, the food was just ok and didn't knock my socks off. We ordered the Brussel sprouts, pork belly steam buns and the margherita pizza. Brussels were fried nicely but the ginger sesame sauce was very strong and I would probably preferred the sauce on the side. Pork belly buns were just ok as well. We were here for the pizza so were excited to try it - pizza unfortunately was just ok as well. Food is subjective and always based on preference so please take this review with a grain of salt - pizza was a bit doughier than I'd like - I prob should've asked for it to be well done if even possible and the sauce tasted heavy on the oregano - not something I'm a big fan of. All in all - not bad but not great. I just had such high expectations - maybe a different pizza might've changed my mind. But def don't skip out on going next door to try some samples and get some bread - the bread is amazingly delicious.

Went today for a late lunch. We wanted something healthy and not too heavy. This spot had just…read morewhat we wanted. The food was fresh and delicious and the service was excellent. Both my boyfriend and I had a grain bowl and both of us enjoyed every bite. We will absolutely visit again.

**November 2025: Saturday Afternoon Visit**…read more My friend and I had been eating pretty heavy food for the past couple of meals, so I decided to pick something a little lighter for lunch. The photos from Laney and Lu looked really refreshing so I was excited to try their offerings. PARKING: They're located inside a town center/maybe apartment complex? so there were many spots to park DINNIG: Experience: You order at the counter and they'll bring out your food. The space is very clean and modern looking, though you do need to bus your own tray. They have an area where you can also serve yourself cups of water. FOOD: The salads/grain bowls looked really impressive and were served in flat bowls. I ordered the following since they seemed to use many local Vermont and New Hampshire ingredient's -Delicata Squash Toast (SEASONAL): Local goat cheese, delicata squash, pickled mustard seed, microgreens, chili oil, pomegranate seeds on a Juniper Cottage Sourdough made in Newmarket, NH ($14) - This seasonal toast really surprised me. It was perfectly toasted but had enough bounce to hold all the toppings. The goat cheese really paired nicely with the squash and the pomegranate seeds gave each bite a nice brightness do it. This was fantastic. -Blissful Chakra: Spinach, mixed greens, kale, carrot, beet, purple cabbage, red and yellow pepper, cherry tomato, red onion, pepitas, green goddess dressing ($14) -This was very light and the cheery tomatoes tasted really juicy. The green goddess dressing is pretty light so I think if I were to get this again I would add the cilantro hummus (+$3) to make the salad more substantial -Seasonal Sipping Broth (SEASONAL): vegetable trimmings, greens, herbs, reishi mushroom, ginger, nutritional yeast, olive oil, jalapeño, coconut amino, spices ($6 small) - It was served pipping hot which is perfect, but it tasted a little bitter to me. SUMMARY: I really like the healthy options here and that they use many local ingredients. It's a non-meat option for health conscious foodies. That toast was bomb and if I come back I would definitely want to get another order of that or other toast combinations.

Needing vegetables after chowing down at the Freeport Fall Festival, Salud was the perfect remedy!…read moreWe ordered the tofu goddess salad but swapped in sesame miso dressing. The tofu was really nicely seasoned and the dressing was excellent as well. The restaurant was not at all busy and the service was very attentive. We happen to arrive on a warm and sunny fall day and so we decided to take our salad to go to eat by the water. I think that the restaurant mostly felt like a grab and go place, although there were a few seats available inside and more outside!

Ordered the taco salad and didn't realize I was eating someone's leftovers. The taco meat was not…read moremade to order and the subpar salad was 18 dollars. Eating at this place and thinking it is great , is simply delusional. This is a place for brainwashed uneducated folks.

Always our favorite in Wallingford Square! Great burgers and changing specials! Cocktails and on…read moretap selection are always plentiful. Great mix of seating inside and out during warmer months. New live music on certain nights is enjoyable and cannot say enough about the staff and owner. Always feel welcomed coming in to our favorite neighborhood pub! 5 stars all around!

We stopped in here yesterday for lunch, and were excited that the enclosed porch area, where our…read moredog was welcomed, had plenty of heaters, blankets, and cushions - which made for a cozy experience on a cold day. The seating was choose a table, so we selected one in the corner. Our server brought out menus, and a water bowl for Toby. My mom ordered a burger - which was cooked perfectly to the temp specified (medium), that she enjoyed, she selected the homemade chips as her side (yum!) I ordered the french dip which was on the specials menu - it, and the au jus that came with it were delicious! You can select a side that you want - I went with Mac and cheese, which was delightful (a lot of food though, so took most of the Mac home). I really liked that this restaurant was casual, had a relaxed feel, and our server was great. Also thrilled that they welcomed our dog with zero fuss.

Great place to eat or grab a Coffee…read more They have pretty strong Coffee, sometimes I don't need any food here but trust me when I say I like to come here for a good Coffee, if I want someplace I can walk to, And park for free, on a city street. And not pay for Parking. I don't want to pay for parking and food too. So I like I can always walk here if I want to. Great location, right by the Music Hall. And really like the name of the place. "Green Room "

It was not a good experience. My husband and I ordered breakfast waited a half hour and the orders…read morewere incorrect. The waitress took them back to correct them and brought them back in 15 minutes once again completely wrong. By that time, my coffee was cold. She did offer to give me a free cup of coffee. We kept our mismatched orders and I scraped off the onions and peppers and put them on my husband's egg sandwich. He gave me the scrambled eggs he had on his sandwich and the bacon. He does not eat pork so was not happy that The bacon had even touched his sandwich, kind of a disaster. I wouldn't recommend this place. It was not a good experience. Our waitress said she would refund our money which I was appreciative if but she didn't do it.

We frequently pass through Kittery, often stopping at Kittery Trading Post and Bob's Clam Hut, but…read moreon this trip we ventured off of Rt. 1 and discovered a little hidden gem...The Black Birch. This quaint gastropub doesn't look like much from the outside, but inside, this seems like a place where locals are regulars and tourists are happy to get a table at this "no reservations" joint. It's dark inside (no photos) and a little cramped. The bartenders are serving double duty mixing and pouring drinks while also playing DJ and spinning vinyl records. And it felt like everyone inside was exactly where they wanted to be at the moment...enjoying each other's company and sharing drinks and food. The menu is about the size you would expect from a small kitchen - a fair number of appetizer dishes meant for sharing, and a handful of entrees, ranging from casual to a bit more refined. The grilled cheese and tomato soup ($19) was made with a hearty artisan bread that hit the spot on a chilly evening. Similarly, the coq au vin ($26) was classic comfort food, with perfectly cooked smashed fingerling potatoes surrounded by a rich, decadent reduction sauce smothering meaty mushrooms and soft pearl onions. Note, the coq au vin did take a long time to prepare, so not the dish to order if you're in a hurry. A couple of not-too-sweet lemon ricotta donuts (with chocolate sauce) was a great way to end the meal.

We celebrated our 12 year wedding anniversary while touring New England…read more We actually just happened upon this place because the first restaurant that we went to, across the street, was out of a couple of dishes that my husband wanted. Well, I'm happy that they were because dinner here was SOOOO good! The bartender helped us choose a bottle of champagne to start. We shared everything. One of each of the deviled eggs each. The maple cranberry was interesting. The sour cream chive one was to die for! The ricotta gnocchi was elegant and fluffy. The sauce made it over the top. The ribs were good, but I'm a Midwest girl. They just don't compare to back home. The clam linguine was seasoned perfectly. It was quite filling. We ended with the Apple Olive Oil cake with maple ice cream. The cake itself was quite dense and dry. The ice cream helped. I would not order this dessert again. Service was quite SLOWWWW, and for no reason as they weren't very busy while we were there. There were long gaps between courses and then once we were finished we kind of just sat there for a while. The food was worth it but something is not running efficiently and could be improved. Still giving 5 starts because it was so good and everyone was welcoming.

Fresh seafood cooked to perfection! Great atmosphere with music and views and fabulous staff!…read moreHighly recommend 10/10!

The food was incredible and the restaurant is on the water. They have comedy night with also the…read moreice cream gift shop.

Street is a really fun spot with a globally inspired menu that brings together flavors from all…read moreover the world. You'll find Greek, Korean, Mexican, and classic American pub favorites all in one place--yet everything feels thoughtful and well-executed rather than all over the map. The dishes we tried were very good, with the empanadas standing out as a clear favorite--crispy, flavorful, and generously filled. I'm already looking forward to going back so I can try their bánh mì sandwich, which caught my eye on the menu. On my last visit, I ordered the gyro along with the curry fries; both were solid choices, with the fries having an especially nice kick. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, and the staff delivers consistently friendly, attentive service. It's the kind of place where you can try something new every time you go and still walk away happy. I'll definitely be returning for another round. Bon appétit!

Street is a long-time favorite that I have neglected to review. We came down to Portsmouth for a…read moreconcert and we wisely decided to go to Street! The decor is funky, fun, and welcoming with cool music playing in the background. Our server had a bunch of tables to take care of, but we never felt neglected and she was super cheerful, too. We shared the crispy rice cake with the added bonus of Mexican grilled cheese on top of it. My partner really enjoyed her bountiful and large Cobb Salad. I had the Porchetta sandwich which was tender and juicy and piping hot! Street is tucked in the back of a sorta strip mall, but it's worth your effort to find it!