Ordered Nashville hot chicken tenders, got them and they weren't spicy at all, same as the honey…read morehot wing and garlic habanero. Came with 1 celery and 1 carrot and all for 60$. Good food but really bland. Also waited 20 minutes for food which was quick but don't recommend

excellent food, great service and quick turn around!…read more i recommend wing-itz to anyone who wants great chicken wings, etc.

These are warrior meals that taste, slap your momma good. Great atmosphere and great customer…read moreservice that offer games for group outings or just you a bar keeper. Great 1/1 time to get to know the area and meet a great person: Darrin A man creating drinks, plus meals for guests @ The Side Bar. So, come on down and check them out.. You'll only regret not coming. The Side Bar until Midnight.....

Love this place but my god they need to fix the air conditioning. Freezing in the side bar and then…read morea sauna in the main restaurant.

After struggling to find a breakfast option that wasn't awful or had long waits we were immediately…read moreseated here. Breakfast was not only cheap but delicious. I had the American breakfast and It hit the spot. Our waitress was awesome. I will return again. Thanks.

Chicken was VERY GOOD! French fries are outstanding when…read morewarm, )not great when they cook off.) Good Cole slaw as well. Nice People.

A much needed addition to Hampton Beach. Tideside Social Club exceeded my expectations from the…read moremoment we arrived. Everything about this establishment is fantastic: the decor, dinner & flatware, presentation of food, and superior service. The only issue I could possible see anyone having would be the lack of parking. However, that is not a reason to steer clear. Your meal will be well worth the short walk to and from the parking area.

Located at the sharp busy corner of Ocean Blvd and Ashworth Ave, Tideside Social Club opened…read morerecently offering a casual upscale dining atmosphere in Hampton Beach. At the time of this posting, TSSC is currently in their soft opening phase with different menus each day. They are open for dinner during the week and Saturdays and for brunch on Sundays. The place has a retractable garage door in front, offering seating up at the front full service bar and inside table seating too. There is also seating outside in front if you like to listen to loud motorcycles and vehicles with modified exhaust zoom by. Due to the soft opening phase, the brunch food menu selection was very limited to pancakes with NH maple syrup, steak & eggs, breakfast sandwich, and the lobster bennie, plus sides (crispy smashed home fries, bacon, fruit salad). The bar had a few draft beers, bottle beers, wine, seltzers, and brunch libations such as bloody marys Hampton ice tea, mimosa metro, the pearl and by the dunes. The pricing is moderate high. While I was at Hampton Beach on a hot sunny Sunday, I decided to stop by the Tideside Social Club for brunch since one of the chefs also operates the extremely popular and excellent Tuckaway Tavern & Butchery in Raymond. I took a seat up at the bar and it wasn't very busy around 11:30am. The bar was staffed with three bartenders and one was training the other two on how to operate the digital touchscreen POS. One of the bartenders took my drink order (I got water since it was hot outside) and a soft opening brunch menu. The group on the other side of the bar was really enjoying their brunch and mimosas and the smashed home fries and bacon were a hit. I went with the Lobster Bennie ($23 plus tax), which came out in about 12 minutes after ordering. The Lobster Bennie had two shortcake biscuits topped with chewy lobster tail meat, poached eggs and hollandaise sauce. This brunch dish was very filling to eat considering the biscuits were very dense and not sweet. Having lobster on a brunch dish was very fitting for the area. After I was done, I got the check which was $24.96 (cash)/$25.87 (card) with tax and before tip. Cash is king at most businesses in Hampton Beach. Overall, this new restaurant in Hampton Beach shows promise and I had no idea what was on their menu until I stopped in. Once a more permanent menu is launched and published online, I will be sure to stop in to try again.

I was on vacation went to Backyard Burgers for a late lunch and got a great deal …read more. We got the smash burgers and side of house fries excellent. Not greasy it was buy one get one free the place is very cute had a bar as well as many good deals .Definitely a great option choice you can build your own burgers or chicken sandwiches and veggies burgers . Highly recommend Enjoy thanks Chris M from Ct

DO NOT ORDER DELIVERY!! They say they deliver -then pass it off to a third party -second time I got…read moreno food, no apology and no refund - NEVER AGAIN -I tried to give you a second chance but you failed again

Great Pizza, great service. By far the best pizza I've had in a ling time…read more If I could I would give 10 Stars

What is going on? I am a die hard Dominoes customer. Last pizza I ordered was absolutely…read moredisgusting. I almost didn't order again but I thought I would give them another chance. The result, nasty! New cook? Whatever. Might be my last.

Food was good, bathroom had pee and there was a small of poop that was ferocious. But Ok over allread more

Do not come to this KFC/Taco Bell if you are in a hurry. With only 2 cars in front of me in the…read moredrive thru, it took about 15-20 minutes to get my food. And this happens every single time I am at this location. Ordered 4 famous bowls for my family and they put all 4 in one paper bag. The bag was already ripping when the drive thru worker gave it to me, and told me to hold the bag on the bottom. There was no other way to hold the bag, anyway, because it was packed so full of food. I was also not given a receipt, or even asked if I wanted a receipt, which is REQUIRED. I will not be back to this location anymore.

9 Dragons is the sister restaurant of the legendary Kowloon restaurant on Route 1 in Saugus, MA…read more While 9 Dragons was opened by the same family and still offers some of the same dishes as the original restaurant, this place is quite the glow up from the Kowloon in regards to the food, atmosphere and service. The restaurant itself is stylish and intimate. The space boasts eye catching decor from neon signs and a mahjong tile doorway to big murals and light fixtures in the form of umbrellas and lanterns. The menu is printed to look and feel like a Hong Kong Hollywood newspaper which I also thought was really cool. The menu here is smaller and more focused than the one at the Kowloon, but I did see that it still offers a handful of the Kowloon's signature dishes. In the case of this restaurant, I definitely feel that the limited menu is essential to producing higher quality dishes. We shared a scorpion bowl cocktail for two, which was served in a cute beckoning cat drinking vessel. For food we got the scallion pancake, the General Gau's chicken and the Brussels sprouts. The food came out about ten minutes after we ordered which initially made me a little bit nervous about the food quality, but once we dug in we could tell that the food was quite fresh. The scallion pancake was nice and crispy on the outside, a little bit chewy on the inside and was served with a ginger sauce for dipping. The Brussels sprouts were prepared Kung Pao style with peanuts and a touch of chili pepper. The General Gau's chicken was fried well, coated in a delightfully sweet and spicy sauce and topped with crispy fried rice noodles. We are just about every morsel on the plates. We knew had to save a little room for dessert here when we saw that they serve a giant chocolate dipped fortune cookie that they smash apart with a mallet right at the table. Served alongside some ice cream, the giant fortune cookie is a super sweet and fun way to finish your time here. Additionally, it came as a pleasant surprise when our check came and it was not quite as high as we were anticipating, especially when you consider that the restaurant is housed inside of a casino. All in all, 9 Dragons left us with a great first impression. A great addition to the Seacoast.

We celebrated my friend's birthday at 9 Dragons in Seabrook and had a wonderful dining experience…read more The restaurant has a beautiful, upscale atmosphere that feels special without being overly formal. We started with the Crab Rangoon and Calamari, both of which were delicious. For our entrees, I ordered the Teriyaki Steak Skewers with rice, and my friends had all the same--the Polynesian Cashew Chicken with rice. Every dish was flavorful, well prepared, and the portions were just right. For cocktails, we tried the Scorpion Bowl for Two, Lotus Mai Tai, Coconut Banana Mai Tai, and Dragon's Law. My personal favorite was the Coconut Banana Mai Tai--it was sweet and refreshing. The Scorpion Bowl was good, but a bit too strong for my taste with a heavy gin kick. To finish the evening, we shared the Coconut Green Tea Affogato, a creamy coconut green tea ice cream dessert with warm oolong tea poured over the top. It was something different and absolutely delicious. The staff, especially our server, were friendly, attentive, and made sure we enjoyed our entire dining experience. One thing I wish had been mentioned is the tarot & fortune reading experience offered at the restaurant. We only noticed it tucked away in the back hallway while heading to the restrooms. It would be great if diners were made aware of it since it seems like a fun way to end the night. Overall, the food was outstanding, the drinks were creative, and the service was excellent. We will definitely be back!