The Filet Mignon takes 45 minutes to cook instead of the normal 20 minute wait. The past two dining experiences (on Mondays) have been the same. For some reason, as summer approaches (maybe its the morons that are hired as summer help), both the food and service deteriorate greatly, especially on Mondays. Usually the food is excellent and the service very good. I always have a house salad and a well done Filet Mignon. We always dine around 3 PM to avoid the crowds. fb.I am a local that visits the restaurant all year long, around three of four times a month, with my wife. It was a gorgeous summer morning today with a nearly cloudless sky on the horizon. I love the Isles of Shoals and can't wait to get out here again soon! This is from. I was fortunate to ride out to Whaleback Light on Saturday morning on the water with Mike. It's always nice to see Portsmouth get some visibility - great to see these ladies having fun in town! Ceres. « Oct Tags Architecture Atlantic Heights Atlantic Ocean Bow Street Bricks Canon 5d Mark II Canon 5d Mark III Carl Zeiss 21mm Ceres Street Clouds Commercial Fish Pier Congress Street Construction Downtown Fall Fireworks Fog Freighter Granite State Minerals Great Island Common Harbour Place Hasselblad HDR Historic District Kittery Lighthouses of New England Maine Market Square Market Street Martingale Wharf Massachusetts Memorial Bridge Middle Bridge Moran Towing New Castle New England New Hampshire NH Night North Church Philip Case Cohen Photography photos Piscataqua River Piscataqua River Bridge Portsmouth Portsmouth's Working Waterfront Portsmouth's Arts Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Portsmouth NH Portsmouth NH Photos Prescott Park Rebuilding Portsmouth Reflections Restaurants Rye Salt Piles San Francisco Snow South End Spring State Street Steeple Strawbery Banke Summer Sunrise Sunset The Daily Portsmouth The Decks Tugboats Waterfront Wentworth By The Sea Whaleback Lighthouse Winter Portsmouth Links Portsmouth By Day | Portsmouth By Night (40).(c) The Daily Portsmouth 2016 Search for: Categories
Posted in New Hampshire, Portsmouth, Rebuilding Portsmouth, Restaurants, The Decks, Winter Tagged Canon 5d Mark II, Harpoon Willy's, HDR, Martingale Wharf, New Hampshire, photos, Portsmouth, Portsmouth NH Photos, Restaurants, The Decks, The River House, Winter Tugboats on the Waterĭistinctive Photography of Portsmouth, NH | The Essence of the Seacoast. Some locals tell me that the owners expect to have the new building complete with a restaurant open later this year during the fall….I’ll keep you posted on what I hear around town. I loved this angle of the ceiling at Harpoon Willy’s – in all my years in Portsmouth, I don’t think I’d ever realized that there was a ceiling fan here….above the ceiling fan you can see the skeleton of the Martingale Wharf building still under construction on Bow Street. Although the deck didn’t stay open after dusk (the outdoor lights aren’t yet working for the season) – it was a nice reminder of the warm afternoons to come. Patrick’s Day) – probably thanks to the beautiful warm spring weather in the high 60s this afternoon.
The new upstairs heated deck at Poco’s is open according to a sign on Bow Street, and the deck at the River House was open for business today (St.
Much to my pleasant surprise, I realized that two decks are sort of open for business. The ceiling fan at Harpoon Willy’s is seen under an open blue sky earlier this winter with the green & white striped canvas in storage for the season.
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