The vibe here is so chill. Soft lights, good music on vinyl. We grabbed a corner table and just hung out for hours. Perfect for catching up with a few friends.

Love that they have live music! Came on a Friday and the band was so fun. The place got packed by 8 though, so definitely grab a table early if you want to hang with friends.

Love the vibe here, walls covered in dollar bills! Live music was on when we visited. It gets packed with locals, so we grabbed a seat early. Drinks were solid, but the noise level gets pretty high later on.

Solid pub food, good beer list. The fish tacos were fresh, and the flatbread pizzas hit the spot. A bit loud inside, but it&#39;s a decent place for a casual group dinner.

The pizza buffet is a solid deal. Their house red was a surprisingly nice match for the variety of slices.

Stopped in for the patio live music. Drinks were cold, the band was solid. Happy hour from 3-5 is a nice touch. Just a chill spot to unwind for a bit.

The service was really good. Our waitress Nicole was super attentive, checked on us just the right amount. She remembered our drink refills without us asking. That kind of attention is nice.

Alana suggested the truffle pasta. The sauce was creamy but not heavy, and the truffle flavor was actually noticeable. Portion was decent. She checked on us once, which was fine.

The attention to detail is nice. I had a good cocktail from their curated list, served in vintage glassware. You can tell the team is passionate, though the space felt a bit tight. A solid spot for a drink.

Stopped by for happy hour oysters while waiting next door. They were super fresh. Also tried the deep-fried deviled eggs and a lobster roll. Solid little snack spot.

The view is the main draw here. Had a business drink at sunset, and the city skyline was impressive. Cocktails were fine, nothing special. Good for a quick stop if you&#39;re nearby.

Love the vibe here with the industrial decor and all the mismatched chairs. It just feels cool and different. The host even stopped by our table to say hi, which was a nice touch.

The sandwich was solid, but the real star was the blueberry crisp. It had that perfect warm, crumbly topping. Paired it with a glass of their house red, which cut through the sweetness nicely. Fries were crispy, yeah. A good, simple lunch spot.

The &#39;Up in Smoke&#39; cocktail had a nice smoky finish. Polenta fries were crispy outside, creamy inside. Could&#39;ve been a bit hotter when they arrived, but solid.

The lobster roll with butter is the real draw here. Perfectly toasted bun, fresh meat.

The beer list here is legit, tons of local craft options and imports. I stuck with a few IPAs on tap, all fresh and poured right. That&#39;s really what I came for.

Pastrami sandwich was solid. Got it to go during a quick lunch break. Meat was piled high, bread held up. Exactly what I needed for a fast bite. Would grab it again.

The patio with fire pits is so cozy on a chilly evening. Really nice spot to unwind.

This restaurant is a hidden gem in Portsmouth! The atmosphere is warm and inviting, perfect for a cozy dinner. The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive, making the dining experience even better.

This place has such a cozy, neighborhood feel. The staff are super friendly and the regulars chatting at the bar make it a really welcoming spot to grab a bite alone. The BBQ was solid and my drink was definitely not watered down.

The veal parm sandwich is a must, especially with their homemade chips. Perfect for grabbing a quick bite with friends.

Stopped here for lunch after a long drive. The view from the outdoor pavilion is incredible, just mountains for miles. Had a burger and fries, pretty standard but hit the spot. The live music on weekends is a nice touch, makes it feel like a proper break.

The lobster tostada was a standout. Halibut and bluefish were cooked well, paired nicely with the wine.

Easy walk from our hotel downtown. Grabbed a late lunch after shopping. The fish and chips were solid - crispy batter, fresh cod. Portion was generous for the price. Service was friendly, but a bit slow. Would stop by again if in the area.

The steak bomb sandwich was fantastic, and the poutine was a solid starter. The real standout was the house red they suggested with the sandwich. It cut through the richness perfectly. Staff were super friendly, even on a busy Friday night.

First time here and the fried pickles were a real surprise. So crispy and tangy, not greasy at all. I&rsquo;m already thinking about ordering them again next time. The vibe here is super cozy.

The whiskey list is pretty extensive. The bartender was nice and helped us pick one we liked - ended up buying a bottle to take home. A solid spot if you&#39;re into that.

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