There are a lot of reasons we’re lucky to live in New Hampshire. The nature, the attractions, and the people are just a few. But, if we had to pick a favorite it would be the food. With so many different kinds of people, ethnicities, and lifestyles, there’s something new and exciting to try all the time. We love the new ones, but we can’t forget some of the beloved older spots. These are so great that they haven’t had to change a thing since day one. This spot, in North Hampton, is a great example.
Al’s Seafood in North Hampton isn’t one of the oldest restaurants in the state but it does offer great seafood in New Hampshire, with recipes that haven’t changed since the beginning.
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Their menu is large and laid out on a board for you to make your (difficult!) choice.
RogueTrippers / TripAdvisor
We love the way this place is set-up. It feels nautical and things here are casual.
egwanderlust / TripAdvisor
And the seafood is some of the best! You can’t go wrong with lobster.
Jim G / TripAdvisor
Especially when it’s prepared in so many delicious ways.
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Their chowder recipe is one of the best we’ve tried.
Al’s Seafood Restaurant & Market / Facebook
There are so many great things to try you’ll want to come back multiple times to get a full sense of just how great this place is.
YJung / TripAdvisor
From fried seafood to fresh lobster to bisque to chowder, Al’s Seafood is one of the best spots to enjoy a meal in New Hampshire.
Al’s Seafood Restaurant & Market / Facebook
Al’s Seafood is open Tuesday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. They’re closed on Monday. You can learn more about the restaurant and see their menu by visiting their website. You can also follow them on Facebook. Al’s Seafood can be reached on 603-964-9591.
Al’s Seafood Restaurant & Market / Facebook
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There are lots of fun ways to enjoy history and a great meal. The oldest restaurant in New Hampshire has a resident golden retriever and an unforgettable menu.
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Address: Al’s Seafood, 51 Lafayette Rd, North Hampton, NH 03862, USA
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