4.6
- 4.6Food
- 4.5Service
- 4.5Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.6
Noise • Moderate
New Hampshire
Kid-friendly
New Hampshire
Neighborhood gem
New Hampshire
Lively
Portsmouth and Merrimack Valley
Kid-friendly
Portsmouth and Merrimack Valley
Neighborhood gem
Portsmouth and Merrimack Valley
Lively
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Yes, Lost Cowboy Tap Room offers outdoor seating by the water; guests mention dining on the patio and enjoying the view during visits.
Portions tend to be generous, one guest reports the pulled pork comes as a full pound with four sides, and several diners mention leaving very full.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, put-together clothing that's comfortable without being formal.
Yes, families dine here: guests note a kids menu and say children enjoy items like chicken fingers, and several families report positive visits with kids.
Yes, Lost Cowboy Tap Room works well for a date night: guests explicitly call it "a nice date night out" and praise its modern‑western atmosphere and pleasant indoor/outdoor vibe.
Lost Cowboy Tap Room feels like a modern, upscale Western, a huge central bar, Western decor and mounted animal trophies, plus low lights and exposed bulbs create a warm, ranch-style atmosphere.
Private dining isn't part of Lost Cowboy Tap Room's offering, the restaurant focuses on its big, open dining room and huge bar for convivial gatherings.
Friday and Saturday nights are a great choice, multiple guests rave about visiting on Friday evenings and Saturdays, enjoying the atmosphere, large bar, and attentive service.
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