Roundabout Diner (Portsmouth, NH)I recently said on, but one of my goals has become to go to a diner in every state. Yes, they do exist! I’m not obsessed with the goal, but it allows me to see various parts of the country.

Am I ever going to spend thousands to go somewhere to go to a diner? No, but if I am in the state, I’m going to go.During my brief trip through New Hampshire, I decided to stop at the Roundabout Diner in Portsmouth.Roundabout Diner Atmosphere: AThe Roundabout Diner is precisely where you would think it is, on a roundabout.

It’s also attached to a Best Western Hotel which makes for a great stop if you are driving somewhere and need to stop for the night. That’s precisely what we did.The diner has everything you picture in a restaurant. The interior is retro, with plenty of metallic signs, and memorabilia.Roundabout Diner Coffee: AThe coffee at the Roundabout Diner was brewed hot, and fresh. One thing that impressed me was the New England logo mugs.

At the Roundabout Diner 7 Lounge in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, you can enjoy all your favorite diner classics. With a twist. Order food online at The Roundabout Diner & Lounge, Portsmouth with Tripadvisor: See 993 unbiased reviews of The Roundabout Diner & Lounge, ranked #21 on Tripadvisor among 168 restaurants in Portsmouth.

In all, it was an excellent coffee.Roundabout Diner Food: AThe Roundabout Diner menu has everything you would want in a diner. There are plenty of comfort food favorites and breakfasts, lunch, and dinner options. Since it is New England, they did have plenty of Lobster options as well.A few Roundabout Diner menu options that stuck out to me:. Pigs Fly. Thick cut home fries and waffle fries. Vermont maple syrup. Sugar Cured bacon.

Cage free eggs. English muffins with whipped butterI opted for the “Pile Up Burger” sandwich because it was one of the “staple” choices. It came on Sourdough bread with 1/2 lb. Burger, pulled pork, turkey, ham, bacon, cheddar cheese, egg, slaw and Russian Dressing.

It was a lot of food. I finished the majority of it and saved the rest in our hotel fridge. There are only a few diner meals I haven’t finished before!Roundabout Diner Service: AOn a Friday night, the Roundabout Diner was busy. The waitress was moving between tables, and we could see her working extremely hard. I was impressed, but she made time for every single table.Roundabout Diner Cost:For my burger and coffee, it was 20.

For the amount of food, it was a good deal.Overall Thoughts/Summary of the Roundabout Diner:In all, I’m pleased with my food, and I have no complaints. It is in the top 10% of diners I’ve been too ever (in NJ or out of state), and I have no complaints!Atmosphere: ACoffee: AFood: AService: ACost: $8-15Roundabout Diner Overall: AYou Can See All Diner Reviews.Questions for you:Have you ordered a restaurant specialty?Have you gone to a restaurant located in a hotel?

• We met with some old friends at this restaurant who had suggested it. When we arrived it was packed and there was a 20 minute wait (it was the Friday after Thanksgiving). we were seated in about 15 minutes. The menu was large and included what you would expect in a 'diner'. But there was much more. Soups, salads, vegetarian offerings and fantastic pies! Our table had Clam Chowder, House Salad, Fried Haddock, a 'veggie' burger with eggs and a Haddock sandwich. All was excellent. In addition there is a small but fine offering of craft beers and ales! We will definitely return.

• Excellent Diner Food, Often Busy but Worth the Wait!
  We have been here several times and the meals have been uniformly excellent. My favorites are the lobster BLT and the eggs benedict. Also, this was our first time here on a Sunday morning and they had an extensive buffet, with separate seating, for twelve bucks for all you can eat. This is a great value! This restaurant is connected to the Best Western so it is an ideal place to eat when staying there. Service is prompt, attentive and friendly, even during the busiest hours.

  BaysideConnecticut

• Gourmet Comfort Food at its Best.
  ..The kids just love the comfort-food (gourmet-quality comfort food to be sure), and mom and dad enjoy the faithfully recreated ambience of a ‘50s style diner, and the 50’s music track, which always adds to the authenticity. The staff is friendly and professional, the portions are appropriately large, and if you want to mix with the locals, this is where you’ll find them.

• Stopped in for breakfast- well priced items, food was great, staff awesome! Wings of fury game. Recommend stopping in during your travels, try the pulled pork breakfast, you will not regret it!

  Steven W

• We LOVE the Roundabout! I'm always amazed when people say they've never been. Went in for Sunday dinner and beat the rush! Never had a bad meal, and I've always left full. Service and prices are great, and it's such a fun place. I got the Alamo burger and mum got the pulled pork tacos, both were excellent, as usual. Try this place out, it'll quickly become one of your favorite spots!

• Great food and service. Pancakes are large fluffy and moist. Coffee hot and not bitter. Has a great 50's theme going on inside. Never had lunch or dinner, but will try. Easy access off I95.

  Paul P

• Just finished eating dinner here. Between the eclectic diner atmosphere, sweet waitress and large plates, the experience was worth coming back. It may be a little more than average, but the portions are large and the food is quality. My husband is an avid lobster roll eater and he said the Lobster club sandwich was better than any roll. I had the largest BLT ever and everything was so tasty. The desserts look fantastic too, but we didn't have the room to eat any more. Far better than our meal at the Friendly Toast.