New Features Added to Restaurant Guide
The PortsmouthNH.com dining guide has been updated to provide more useful information about Seacoast restaurants. In addition to finding restaurant links, you now can view photos, get detailed descriptions, and discover which restaurants have brunch or outdoor dining, serve food late, feature entertainment or have happy hour specials. Click on the restaurant name or "more info."
Latest Blogs
'Salt' - Too Much Of This Is Bad For You, Right?
Mike Vachon.
"Angelina Jolie improvises her way out of a situationWhile watching this film, I had a huge sense of déjà vu. In trying to craft something original, writer, Kurt Wimmer (‘Law Abidin ..." continue
Long Night at Tulsi
The Young Curmudgeon.
"There are three red flags of a poorly run restaurant. No one greets you after five minutes standing in the entryway. No one brings you a menu for 10 minutes after you’re seated. And no one apolo ..." continue
Sweet Anticipation
Eryn EpiCurious.
"I'm thumbing through The Wire magazine today and what do I come across? A cupcake shop in Portsmouth! I thought I knew EVERY store that served sweets in Portsmouth - boy, was I wrong. &nbs ..." continue
Redefining "Moving Food"
Eryn EpiCurious.
"When I think about "diners," I picture rail cars, rounded roof-lined mobile homes, and a very fast-paced, cheap environment. Well, times have changed a little. Today, I experienced a "dine ..." continue
One of America's Prettiest Towns

A panel of experts selected by Forbes.com has picked Portsmouth as one of America's prettiest towns. One judge said Portsmouth is "both a functioning modern community and a museum piece. Brick buildings, many of them original to the era of the tall ships, line small streets and alleys. Yet many of those same buildings house high-tech businesses and start-ups."
Featured Site
Seacoast Eat Local
Seacoast Eat Local is the site to visit if you want to find restaurants that support local farmers, farmer's markets, U-pick-ups, farm stands and CSAs (Community Supported Agriculture farms). Almost area every farm and local food organization now has a website, and you can find them all -- and useful information such as the seasonal availability of New England seafood -- via Seacoast Eat Local and it's sister site, Seacoast Harvest. More sites
Community Web Pages

Visit the PortsmouthNH.com community page featuring social networking, blogs and a discussion forum. Facebook users can register with their Facebook login.
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Portsmouth Harbor Cam
PortsmouthNH.com's Harbor Cam overlooks the tugs and Piscataqua River in Portsmouth Harbor.

Amesbury Playhouse, Amesbury MA. Amesbury Playhouse, founded in 1970, is the oldest continuously-running dinner theatre in New England.
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