Portsmouth, New Hampshire is one of the most beautiful places in the Granite State – and there’s no better way to enjoy it than some waterfront dining. On the banks of the Piscataqua River, you can dig into fresh and fried seafood at Old Ferry Landing. This old-fashioned clam shack might have a humble appearance, but it’s still dishing out the best waterfront seafood in New Hampshire. And once you’ve filled up on the latest catch, a walk along the water is the perfect way to wrap up an ideal Portsmouth day.

There are few sights more beautiful than the riverfront in Portsmouth - and few places better to see it than one local restaurant.
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Open since 1975, Old Ferry Landing has been serving up fresh and delicious seafood for generations.
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You can have your meal in the comfortable dining area - or dine al fresco for an even better view of the nearby river.
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Make sure you don't miss the fried clams, crisp and still tasting of the ocean.
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Or you could have some fried...everything! Old Ferry Landing's massive sampler is big enough to sate even the hungriest seafood lover.
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Not in the mood for fried seafood? The lobster dinner is one of the freshest and tastiest this side of Maine.
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And of course, there's no better way to wash down a seafood meal than with a tall, spicy Bloody Mary.
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After your meal, take a walk along the nearby Piscataqua River and watch the tugboats and their crews hard at work.
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As the sun goes down, the river takes on a heavenly color - the perfect finish to a day celebrating the best seafood and views Portsmouth has to offer.
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Have you dug into the specialties at Old Ferry Landing? Let us know your picks for the best waterfront seafood in New Hampshire in the comments section. If you’re interested in paying a visit, make sure to visit their website and Facebook page for more information. And don’t miss some of New Hampshire’s other hidden seafood gems.

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Old Ferry Landing, 10 Ceres St, Portsmouth, NH 03801, USA