The Unassuming New Hampshire Restaurant That Serves The Best Seafood You've Ever Tried
By Rachel
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Published February 14, 2018
There’s plenty of seafood to be found in New Hampshire – and we can all argue until we’re blue in the face about why our favorite spot is the best. One unfortunate thing about New England, though, is that many of the best spots are seasonal, while our seafood cravings last all year. One of our favorite spots, though, is open all year – and no, it’s not on the beach, but you’d never guess that from the quality of the food. If you haven’t been to Johnson’s Seafood and Steak, you have to plan a visit as soon as possible.
The original Johnson's in Northwood (there are several other locations) is an unassuming establishment – it's snack and dairy bar hints that it isn't a fancy spot. But unlike the outdoor only seafood spots, there is a sitdown, indoor restaurant section that's open year-round.
From classics like fried clam strips and haddock nuggets to fancy specials by visiting chefs, you'll find the whole seafood spectrum at Johnson's.
You'll find great deals here, too, like the buy-one-get-one fish and chips served on Mondays and Tuesdays, and the weekly Shuck-a-Buck oyster deal.
Of course, as the restaurant's name implies, diners who prefer their food comes from land will find plenty of choices on the menu as well.
You'll also have plenty of choices when it comes to beverages. For such an an unassuming place, the beer list here is extraordinary. Craft beer lovers are sure to find something to their liking here!
Just be sure to save some room. You might be surprised to learn that they have an onsite bakery that turns out some of the most delightful pastries you've ever seen.
Fans of Johnson's will be happy to know that the restaurant is in the process of expanding and revamping its Northwoods location – but never fear, they're still open during construction!
You can find Johnson’s at 1334 1st NH Turnpike, Northwood, New Hampshire.
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