Portsmouth, United States
Street
Street serves International Street Food Fusion with craft cocktails and an open kitchen; casual service and a conversational room fit a low-key, linger-long visit.
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Portsmouth
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Restaurants
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Portsmouth, United States
Portsmouth, United States
Dinnerhorn
Dinnerhorn serves Classic American Seafood in a historic building on Lafayette Road, with local sourcing, street-scene views, and signature Prime Rib, Lobster Roll, and Haddock.
Portsmouth, United States
Jumpin' Jay's Fish Café
Jumpin' Jay's Fish Café on Congress Street has anchored Portsmouth's serious seafood conversation for years, drawing a local crowd that returns for the fish-forward menu rather than novelty. In a city where New England's coastal larder meets genuine kitchen craft, this Congress Street address represents the kind of direct seafood commitment that Portsmouth dining rewards.
Portsmouth, United States
Moxy
Moxy sits on Penhallow Street in the heart of Portsmouth's historic downtown, where colonial-era architecture meets a dining scene that has grown considerably more serious in recent years. The address places it within easy reach of the city's most active restaurant corridor, making it a practical base for exploring one of New England's most concentrated collections of independent restaurants.
Portsmouth
Hotels
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Portsmouth, United States
The Hotel Portsmouth
The Hotel Portsmouth holds a 2025 MICHELIN Selected designation, placing it among a small cohort of recognized properties in New Hampshire's most historically layered city. Located at 40 Court Street in downtown Portsmouth, the hotel sits close to the city's compact dining and cultural core. For travelers treating the Seacoast region as a destination rather than a detour, it represents one of the more considered lodging choices in the area.
Portsmouth, United States
The INN Downtown
The INN Downtown holds a 2025 Michelin Selected designation, placing it among Portsmouth's most recognized small lodgings. Situated on The Hill, it occupies a part of the city where Federal-period architecture and a walkable downtown converge. For travelers who want close access to Portsmouth's restaurant scene and waterfront without the scale of a full-service hotel, it fits a specific and practical brief.
Portsmouth
Bars
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Portsmouth, United States
Street
Street serves International Street Food Fusion with craft cocktails and an open kitchen; casual service and a conversational room fit a low-key, linger-long visit.
Portsmouth, United States
Black Trumpet
Black Trumpet occupies a converted space on Portsmouth's working waterfront at 29 Ceres Street, where the cocktail programme draws as much attention as the kitchen. In a city that punches above its size for independent dining, this address has become a reference point for technically driven drinks alongside ingredient-led food. Portsmouth visitors with a serious interest in the bar side of a meal should consider it early in their planning.
Portsmouth, United States
River House
River House occupies a prime position on Portsmouth's Bow Street waterfront, placing it among the city's more established dining and drinking destinations. The address alone signals intent: this stretch of the Piscataqua River has long anchored the city's hospitality character. For visitors mapping Portsmouth's bar scene, River House warrants a place in the itinerary alongside the city's most considered drinking rooms.
Portsmouth, United States
The Oar House
On Portsmouth's working waterfront at 55 Ceres Street, The Oar House occupies a stretch of New Hampshire coastline where the Piscataqua River has shaped the local identity for centuries. The address alone signals what to expect: a bar and dining room embedded in the maritime grain of one of New England's oldest port cities, where the physical setting does most of the editorial work before a drink ever arrives.
Portsmouth
Wineries
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