Eat + Drink
Eating with children
Rooms with space for a pushchair, tolerance for noise and something a child will actually eat.
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Portsmouth
Fried clam counter
Order at a window, eat at a picnic table, keep an eye on the gulls.
The counterweight to the raw bar. Cheaper, faster and better with children.
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- Price positioning
- modest
- From Market Square
- 8 minutes
- Parking
- Street parking, tight in summer
- Access
- Outdoor seating step-free; counter height unconfirmed
- Season
- Typically warm-season only
Portsmouth
Market Square bakery counter
Pastry, proper coffee and a handful of tables within sight of the steeple.
The correct first stop of any walking day. Before nine if you want to sit down.
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- Price positioning
- modest
- From Market Square
- on the square
- Parking
- Garage two blocks away
- Access
- Step-free entrance not confirmed
- Season
- Year-round
Portsmouth
West End neighbourhood kitchen
A converted workshop with a short menu and a yard out the back.
Where locals go when downtown is full. Ten minutes out, half the wait.
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- Price positioning
- mid-range
- From Market Square
- 15 minutes
- Parking
- Free street parking usually available
- Access
- Level entrance reported; confirm directly
- Season
- Yard seasonal
Newington
Industrial-estate taproom
A tall shed, long benches, a food truck in the car park.
Not walkable, not pretty, and frequently the best beer in the area. Bring a designated driver.
- Verification status
- Unverified sample
- Last verified:
- not yet verified
- Price positioning
- modest
- From Market Square
- drive, 10 minutes
- Parking
- Free on-site parking
- Access
- Level access typical of this building type; confirm directly
- Season
- Year-round; outdoor benches seasonal
Kittery, Maine
Kittery bridge seafood shack
Across the river in Maine, five minutes and one state away.
Crossing the bridge for lunch is a normal Portsmouth thing to do. Nobody will think it strange.
- Verification status
- Unverified sample
- Last verified:
- not yet verified
- Price positioning
- modest
- From Market Square
- drive, 6 minutes
- Parking
- On-site car park
- Access
- Outdoor seating step-free; confirm WC access
- Season
- Typically warm-season only
Rye
Rye coast-road lobster pound
Ocean on one side, car park on the other, lobster in a paper tray.
Pair it with a beach afternoon rather than driving out for the meal alone.
- Verification status
- Unverified sample
- Last verified:
- not yet verified
- Price positioning
- mid-range
- From Market Square
- drive, 15 minutes
- Parking
- On-site car park, full by noon in July
- Access
- Gravel surfaces; confirm step-free route
- Season
- Typically warm-season only
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