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The Higgins family purchased Lamie’s Inn as a home for their popular restaurant, The Old Salt, after the original location on Hampton Beach was destroyed by fire. The Old Salt’s reputation for quality and warmth is the perfect compliment to the Inn’s tradition of excellence. We're a family-run restaurant specializing in fresh local seafood but we also have an extensive steak, sandwich and appetizer menu. Enjoy a meal in our restaurant, or relax in our Tavern with the sounds of live entertainment every Friday and Saturday night.

The Higgins family purchased Lamie’s Inn as a home for their popular restaurant, The Old Salt, after the original location on Hampton Beach was destroyed by fire. The Old Salt’s reputation for quality and warmth is the perfect compliment to the Inn’s tradition of excellence. We're a family-run restaurant specializing in fresh local seafood but we also have an extensive steak, sandwich and appetizer menu. Enjoy a meal in our restaurant, or relax in our Tavern with the sounds of live entertainment every Friday and Saturday night.

The Higgins family purchased Lamie’s Inn as a home for their popular restaurant, The Old Salt, after the original location on Hampton Beach was destroyed by fire. The Old Salt’s reputation for quality and warmth is the perfect compliment to the Inn’s tradition of excellence. We're a family-run restaurant specializing in fresh local seafood but we also have an extensive steak, sandwich and appetizer menu. Enjoy a meal in our restaurant, or relax in our Tavern with the sounds of live entertainment every Friday and Saturday night.

The Higgins family purchased Lamie’s Inn as a home for their popular restaurant, The Old Salt, after the original location on Hampton Beach was destroyed by fire. The Old Salt’s reputation for quality and warmth is the perfect compliment to the Inn’s tradition of excellence. We're a family-run restaurant specializing in fresh local seafood but we also have an extensive steak, sandwich and appetizer menu. Enjoy a meal in our restaurant, or relax in our Tavern with the sounds of live entertainment every Friday and Saturday night.

The Tavern, with its open hearth “Summer Kitchen” fireplace, granite walls and hand hewn beams, provides a cozy spot for hearty traditional New England fare. Georgian décor and candlelight recreates the warmth and charm of a fine colonial residence. Coppers, the original winter kitchen of the 1649 homestead provides an elegant and romantic setting. Wide plank floors, the open hearth, and original millwork create an authentic old New England dining experience. A popular dining spot for both locals and travelers, the Terrace offers outdoor dining in spring, summer and fall. Lunch is served Tuesday through Saturday. Dinner is served 7 nights a week. Restaurant awards include the Phantom Gourmet-Best Inn Dining and the North American Restaurant Association-Award Of Excellence.

The Tavern, with its open hearth “Summer Kitchen” fireplace, granite walls and hand hewn beams, provides a cozy spot for hearty traditional New England fare. Georgian décor and candlelight recreates the warmth and charm of a fine colonial residence. Coppers, the original winter kitchen of the 1649 homestead provides an elegant and romantic setting. Wide plank floors, the open hearth, and original millwork create an authentic old New England dining experience. A popular dining spot for both locals and travelers, the Terrace offers outdoor dining in spring, summer and fall. Lunch is served Tuesday through Saturday. Dinner is served 7 nights a week. Restaurant awards include the Phantom Gourmet-Best Inn Dining and the North American Restaurant Association-Award Of Excellence.

The Tavern, with its open hearth “Summer Kitchen” fireplace, granite walls and hand hewn beams, provides a cozy spot for hearty traditional New England fare. Georgian décor and candlelight recreates the warmth and charm of a fine colonial residence. Coppers, the original winter kitchen of the 1649 homestead provides an elegant and romantic setting. Wide plank floors, the open hearth, and original millwork create an authentic old New England dining experience. A popular dining spot for both locals and travelers, the Terrace offers outdoor dining in spring, summer and fall. Lunch is served Tuesday through Saturday. Dinner is served 7 nights a week. Restaurant awards include the Phantom Gourmet-Best Inn Dining and the North American Restaurant Association-Award Of Excellence.

The Tavern, with its open hearth “Summer Kitchen” fireplace, granite walls and hand hewn beams, provides a cozy spot for hearty traditional New England fare. Georgian décor and candlelight recreates the warmth and charm of a fine colonial residence. Coppers, the original winter kitchen of the 1649 homestead provides an elegant and romantic setting. Wide plank floors, the open hearth, and original millwork create an authentic old New England dining experience. A popular dining spot for both locals and travelers, the Terrace offers outdoor dining in spring, summer and fall. Lunch is served Tuesday through Saturday. Dinner is served 7 nights a week. Restaurant awards include the Phantom Gourmet-Best Inn Dining and the North American Restaurant Association-Award Of Excellence.

The Tavern, with its open hearth “Summer Kitchen” fireplace, granite walls and hand hewn beams, provides a cozy spot for hearty traditional New England fare. Georgian décor and candlelight recreates the warmth and charm of a fine colonial residence. Coppers, the original winter kitchen of the 1649 homestead provides an elegant and romantic setting. Wide plank floors, the open hearth, and original millwork create an authentic old New England dining experience. A popular dining spot for both locals and travelers, the Terrace offers outdoor dining in spring, summer and fall. Lunch is served Tuesday through Saturday. Dinner is served 7 nights a week. Restaurant awards include the Phantom Gourmet-Best Inn Dining and the North American Restaurant Association-Award Of Excellence.

The Tavern, with its open hearth “Summer Kitchen” fireplace, granite walls and hand hewn beams, provides a cozy spot for hearty traditional New England fare. Georgian décor and candlelight recreates the warmth and charm of a fine colonial residence. Coppers, the original winter kitchen of the 1649 homestead provides an elegant and romantic setting. Wide plank floors, the open hearth, and original millwork create an authentic old New England dining experience. A popular dining spot for both locals and travelers, the Terrace offers outdoor dining in spring, summer and fall. Lunch is served Tuesday through Saturday. Dinner is served 7 nights a week. Restaurant awards include the Phantom Gourmet-Best Inn Dining and the North American Restaurant Association-Award Of Excellence.