Fat Hen Brewing Company coming to Exeter, Harbor Burger Shack opens in Kittery

Hey there Seacoast! I'm back from a sunshine filled vacation and have a lot of Seacoast restaurant news to share. This week we learn that Fat Hen Brewing company is coming to Exeter offering "pies and pints", Harbor Burger Shack in Kittery brings back 1950s memories with burgers and milkshakes, Fisherman’s Catch restaurant in Wells sold, Brooklyn Café touts New Hampshire's first kosher café and is now open in Newington, and Potter's House Bakery looks to build a sensory room and is looking for your help.

Fat Hen Brewing Company coming to Exeter

A new microbrewery offering “pies and pints” is opening in the space that once housed Charlie’s Ice Cream. Owners Steve Nametz and Steve and Doug Helferich have taken over the space at 150 Front St. to open Fat Hen Brewing Company next door to Enna Chocolate.

Harbor Burger Shack in Kittery brings back 1950s memories, serves up favorites with twist

Harbor Burger Shack, a 1950s-themed, blast-from-the-past grill, has opened near the Kittery Premium Outlets, serving hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, seafood burgers and milkshakes.

Fisherman’s Catch restaurant in Wells sold

Fisherman’s Catch has a new skipper. On Wednesday, longtime owners Ned and Amy Cardinali officially sold their Harbor Road seafood restaurant to Adrienne Waterman.

Brooklyn Café touts New Hampshire's first kosher café, now open in Newington

The Brooklyn Café, at 2299 Woodbury Ave., billing itself as New Hampshire's first kosher café. This new establishment provides the local community with a variety of kosher-certified dishes.

Potter's House Bakery looks to build sensory room

Fundraising efforts to create Cindy's Sensory Room is a logical next step for the owners of Potter's House Bakery and Cafe. Supporting people with autism has always been a big part of their mission.

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