This New Hampshire Hidden Gem Serves The Best Chowder You've Ever Had
By Rachel
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Published May 10, 2018
New England clam chowder is an absolute regional delicacy, just as much a part of our food culture as lobster and fried seafood. Somehow, though, it doesn’t get the attention it deserves – and there’s one New Hampshire spot in particular that makes the best darn chowder you’ve ever tasted, yet somehow flies under the radar. If you haven’t been to this charming, family-owned Portsmouth shop, make sure to visit this summer!
Geno's Chowder and Sandwich Shop was founded in 1965, and it's been keeping generations of customers happy ever since.
Its waterfront location is absolutely stunning – there's nothing better than sitting out on their deck on a warm summer day.
But don't let bad weather keep you away – the old-fashioned interior is charming too!
Geno's is most famous for one particular delicacy – chowder. All of their chowders are homemade, and their rotating selection includes fish, clam, corn, and seafood chowder, as well as lobster and oyster stew. Every kind is perfectly seasoned and bursting with fresh seafood.
Can't commit to one type of chowder? That problem is easily solved by trying a sampler! You still may have a hard time choosing your favorite.
The lobster rolls are also incredible, and regularly turn up on best-of lists.
All of the lunch offerings area delight – it's the perfect place for a midday indulgence.
If you're going all in, you definitely can't skip dessert, and you'll have plenty of choices. They even serve beer and wine.
By the end of your meal you'll have fallen in love with Geno's. Buy a shirt and toast to the next 50 years of flawless chowder!
You can find Geno’s at 177 Mechanic St, Portsmouth, NH 03801 . Check out their website for the shop’s history and menu!
Looking for more waterfront dining options? You’ll adore this dinner cruise .
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