The Seacoast has welcomed September. Days will start to get shorter and the air a little cooler, but the Seacoast restaurant scene still offering plenty of reasons why we should venture out. This week we learn that SoMe Brewing in York has added a kitchen with Philly flair, Seacoast’s first Chick-fil-A opening in Newington on Sept. 5, Hampton Beach's Wally's Pub settles legal battle over ‘Feel Like Makin’ Love’ cover and we revisit everything you need to know about Hampton Beach Seafood Festival 2024 that is happening this weekend.
SoMe Brewing in York adds kitchen with Philly flair
SoMe Brewing Company is now serving food from its own kitchen for the first time, featuring a Philly cheesesteak that pays homage to the owners’ hometown of Philadelphia.
Seacoast’s first Chick-fil-A opening in Newington
A new Chick-fil-A restaurant will begin serving the Seacoast community on Thursday, Sept. 5.
Hampton Beach's Wally's Pub settles legal battle over ‘Feel Like Makin’ Love’ cover
A popular Hampton Beach bar and music venue, sued for alleged copyright infringement after a cover band performed Bad Company’s hit song "Feel Like Makin’ Love," has come to terms on a deal to end the case.
Hampton Beach Seafood Festival 2024
The Hampton Beach Seafood Festival is celebrating its 35th anniversary by returning to its roots. According to organizers, this means putting the spotlight back on the Seacoast restaurants and crafters that have made the three-day festival what it is today.
York's Fat Tomato Grill owner honors late son’s dream
Charlie Caramihalis often says his late son Nicholas is always “on his shoulder” as he heads to work each day to run the Fat Tomato Grill. This Aug. 28 marks the first anniversary of Caramihalis purchasing the York Village staple from longtime owner Dan Poulin.
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This article originally appeared on Portsmouth Herald: SoMe Brewing in York adds kitchen, Seacoast’s first Chick-fil-A opening
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