Street

Always great food! Yuka and Curry Fries is a MUST! Everything is so delicious and healthy! Love this place.

Hard to find hipster eatery — (which one?)
Was extremely packed and lively the day I went, we had a two top shoved in the back — definitely cramming as many tables as possible in here.
Fun atmosphere, cool food choices — BUT overpriced menu for what I found to be shockingly small portions, I literally could have eaten one of everything on the menu and still have been hungry.
That said — the food was really well prepared and tasty.
Wait staff was bordering on insufferably hipster, a little to attentive, which I guess is good but I kept feeling a sense of disappointment in them we were not ordering a slew of alcoholic drinks. I thought this one waiter was literally going to take off his knit ski cap and throw it at us.
All in all — a fun place. I would go back

We love the food and service. We have tried mostly everything on the menu and keep returning for the
SINGAPORE salad. YUM.

One of my best finds in NH. They offer a small but diverse menu and each dish, from the curry fries to the burgers to the banh mi, has been memorable. Great ambience but often inattentive service during ‘rush’ hour.

Drove a little over an hour to try out this highly recommended hot spot. Got there 10 minutes early and got in line. It packed pretty quickly. The only bummer was that I couldn’t get a table while waiting for my friend– but that’s definitely understandable at such a busy venue. I got the K’town Benny, and was pleasantly surprised when the server offers fake chicken when I mentioned I don’t eat meat. I was even more psyched when it came and said faux chicken was delicious (seriously– what is it?). The meal itself was very good, something I’d definitely try to emulate at home. Overall, I’ll definitely be back whenever I’m in the area again.

Everything I’ve had off this menu is fantastic! The help is friendly and do a good job too. The reason I gave it only one star is because yesterday when I sat outside, in the ropes off area, there was a big dog at the next table and the ignoramus who owned the dog was constantly petting him. Consequently, there was dog hair flying all around us in the air!
This was not a service dog!
I thought it was pollen for a second and then I noticed it was big clumps of dog hair. Absolutely disgusting! Street 360 is one of the best restaurants in town, but allowing dogs where people dine is not acceptable at all.
I think I’ll give that place a break for a little while.

One of my favorite places — really cool decorations, upbeat, and unique.
The food is great!
Definitely make sure you try the Curry Fries — very good hangover cure (along with a Bloody Mary of course)
If you go to Sunday brunch, get the Sweet Home Alabruncha. 2 poached eggs over pulled pork on top of cornbread. Covered in bbq sauce and hollandaise. Sounds pretty weird but if I could eat this every day I would… IT IS THAT GOOD!
I would literally pour the bbq sauce and hollandaise all over my face if I could.
Sunday Brunch may involve an hour wait but patience is a virtue and if you wait the food will change your life forever

This place is funky, casual and eclectic. The food is not fancy, but very well thought out, presented and delicious. The variety is bound to please everyone and the service was outstanding. Menue items are a combo of South american, vietnamese, middle eastern and american. We had the Cobb salad, falafel, lamb Sharma, mexicali bowl and a Vietnamese sandwich. All really delicious. And the curry fries and yucca fries are out of this world! Extensive bar selections and signature cocktails including a pisco sour. Found our drinks to be a bit on the strong side, but I imagine many might like that! Definitely returning next time I’m in the area!

Saturday night supper. We arrived at about 530. Lots of people outside on the patio. We opted to eat inside. Were shown to a very small table in the window. I ordered the curry fries and a noodle bowl. My husband got the cubano sandwich. Fries were amazing. Sprinkled with curry powder served with curry mayo snd curry ketchup. Noodle bowl was good. Lots of fresh cucumber carrots sprouts chopped romaine. I asked for hot sauce; got choula, Sriracha, and a nice spicy chili sauce. My husband said his cubano was very good.
Only negative –we had water to drink which was on the table when we arrived. Had to ask for ice as it was room temperature. I would like to go back to try more of the menu.

Good food, horrible customer service. When someone calls to put there name on the list for a table they should put you in the line Or advise you that they aren’t taking names for seating. I have tried this place 2 times couldn’t get seated both times.
Well third time is a charm at street!!! Much better experience. Food is awesome, customer service was better the third time.
4^th time takeout — they told me 30 minutes to come pick up the order and 1:20 minutes later the food finally comes out.

Excellent!
I’m a brunch person, so I made the trip out from Concord because we had heard great things. It was well worth the drive! The décor was pleasant, all staff members were friendly, the food was fantastic, and the timing for everything was wonderful. Our waitress even gave us some great recomendations! Looking for a drink to pair with brunch? I suggest their Maxi-​mosa. Yum!
Definitely try the curry fries! We shared a small order at our table of three — perfect size for an appetizer. Of course, we also shared the honey glazed donut of the day, which was also superb, but the fries were never outshone. Everything we ordered was delicious. Great spot for a budding foodie!
Be sure to arrive before you get hungry; they don’t take reservations and only take your name for your table once the whole party has arrived. While you wait, enjoy your companions and the free coffee provided outside. There are tables to sit at while you sip.
Great place. I definitely plan to return repeatedly!
— Heather

Expensive but delicious. I love the staff, I love the food. Phở is great, add some spice to it. Bibimbap is delicious and my favorite thing on the menu — I usually eat half at the restaurant and half later at home the Korean chicken appetizer is one of the most delicious chicken preparations I have experienced in my short life. And finally, I always cap off my meal with a key lime tartelette.

I don’t know what this place would not have anything but a five! Take in the Sunday brunch amazing and a great vibe !!

I tried the bibimbap. It’s actually a Korean dolsot bibimbap because it’s served in a hot iron skillet. While it is not bad it is an Americanized version of actual Korean food. It was your quintessential bar environment with loud music — so conversations will be tough. Not a bad place to grab a drink and have something different to eat, but if you want authentic bibimbap — go to a Korean Mama’s restaurant.

My family has eaten here on several occasions now. The service is only matched by the great food. We have tried many of the dishes and have yet to try one we do not like.
If your looking to try a new restaurant then Street is a must try!

The food here haunts my dreams. It makes me crave it until I have to make the 70 minute drive back to satisfy my urge. I originally went here on a whim after an appointment and now it is THE reason I like to visit the coast.
All the food is super fresh and prepared with care. I love to sit at the end of the bar and watch all the various dishes go by and the empty plates come back. A lot of this food is unfamiliar to most, but if you ask questions, the servers are more than happy to guide you toward something that suits your tastebuds.
Great local beer selections with a chalkboard for a rotating choices and inventive drinks, cold brew iced coffee and funky non-​alcoholic options. Another reviewer mentioned that the red-​headed bartender had an attitude, but every time I’ve been here, she was perfectly pleasant and attentive. The staff jokes around and smiles with each other, the sure sign of a happy work environment.
My absolute favorite is the Bibimbap with Korean Beef. It is served in a cast iron skillet so that the rice on the bottom gets a little crunch to it and absorbs all the fabulous flavors of the deliciousness piled on top. Carrots, mushrooms, spinach, zucchini, raw bean sprouts, a sunny side up egg and your choice of protein on top. Don’t fear spice in this one, the bright red sauce comes on the side so you can add it to your taste or skip it all together.
There is a wide selection of street foods from around the world: Mexican bowls, noodles, soups, sandwiches, finger foods and desserts. Also, an excellent selection of vegetarian fare and other items that can be customized to accommodate vegetarians.
The room is funky with lots of art and interesting things to look at, with a lofty ceiling, clean bathrooms and a graffiti/​art vibe. Plenty of parking in the lot outside. This gem is tucked behind in a brick mall, but it’s worth seeking out. STREET. GO!

We’ve been here a handful of times now, and I haven’t had a bad bite. Just tried their brunch for the first time after hearing rave reviews. I was not disappointed. The sweet home alabruncha was ridiculous. Annihilated every morsel and washed it down with some good old fashioned beermosas. Oh, and the nice lady bartender let me have her samoa doughnut for dessert. Yes, a samoa doughnut. Too tasty.
Great food, vibe, and people. We will be going here more often. Doesn’t hurt that we live right around the corner. I love Portsmouth!

Unique and a little quirky — great flavors and fun atmosphere– highly recommend! Staff are helpful and willing to modify for food allergies. You will not be disappointed!

This place was phenomenal, and after living in the area for 10+ years, I can’t believe we’ve never eaten here!
We recently had dinner at Street in Portsmouth, NH. The restaurant is tucked away in a shopping plaza just off of Islington Street. The atmosphere is eclectic; a lot of wood and strung lights. Very comfortable. Our server was great: soft-​spoken, but super accommodating and very polite.
For an appetizer, we ordered the pork empanadas. The dough was warm and flaky, and the filling was seasoned perfectly. Two come per order; we should have ordered more! For an entrée, we both ordered the bahn mi. A ton of flavor! Just the right amount of heat, and a great balance of flavors. The closest I’ve had to the real thing in a long, long time. The only thing that could been better was the pâté’; it didn’t seem to add to the sandwich at all.
All in all, a great meal. We will definitely return!

We found Street by chance as we were looking for a laundromat and Street happened to be just two blocks away, perfect to grab a bite in between the wash and dry cycle. I had already consumed a lobster roll on the way over so was just there for company. I did sample the empanadas, both the sweet and savory.
The savory was filled with beef and onion served with a lime dipping sauce. The dessert empanadas are served piping hot so they suggest cutting it in half to let the steam out before enjoying the rice pudding filled goodness topped with cinnamon sugar. As my friend would say, there is always room for dessert!

While traveling for work, and everyone eating lobster this and lobster that, and me with my shellfish allergy, I had to find something different and won’t kill me, and Street was the place.
I started with the Korean Beef Bibimbap. This was served in a cast iron skillet, with the rice crispy on the bottom and all the classic carrots, bean sprouts, spinach and fried egg! This was delicious and reminded me of home.
The second part was the beef empanadas that came with lime sauce. The seasoned and tender beef paired well with the tangy lime sauce. I ended up using some of the lime sauce in the bibimbap.
If you dare, you can order additional sauces to your hearts content, be wild and try the all.
And to close out dinner with dessert, I had the dessert empanadas that was filled with rice pudding and covered with cinnamon and sugar!
Give this place a try!