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The food at Otis is fantastic - definitely the only gourmet restaurant in Exeter yet with a laid back atmosphere. The selections are always unique with complex flavors arranged on your plate as art. Last round I had was Lobster app and Duck entree. Of course the Sticky Toffee dessert is a must! More
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Like stepping into another - and very charming - world. The Victorian parlor setting was lovely for dining and filled with "oh look at that" details. The presentation of the food was also unique and classy. The menu was ample with both sweet and savory offerings. We enjoyed everything was had and intend to return! More
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Terrific all the way across the spectrum. The meatball app was terrific as well as the scallop dinner. Will be back. More
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We had our anniversary dinner at 1865. The food and service were outstanding. The four course menu was very creative with many yummy options such as duck confit and arctic char. Our server Javar was outstanding and made excellent wine recommendations. More
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From the waitstaff to the cuisine this restaurant is first class! The waiter, Tom I believe, started the fun which my wife any myself thoroughly enjoyed. We will be back. This was our first experience. MD Roe More
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Discover Portsmouth
Located on the beautiful New Hampshire coast, Portsmouth is one of the top dining destinations north of Boston. With a history as a bustling seaport, Portsmouth is full of charming restaurants and shops that draw on its coastal location. Seafood options are plentiful. You may even be able to enjoy a lobster roll, fried oysters or fish tacos while looking over the ocean where your food was caught earlier that day. And if you are looking for a raw bar for oysters or little-neck clams, you won't be disappointed. Portsmouth is also home to a number of cafes and lounges where you can enjoy both food and art, and you'll see plenty of wine bars and breweries as you stroll down the brick-paved streets of downtown Portsmouth.
