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They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and we New Englanders live by that rule.

Larry the Lobster stands at 12 feet high and 700 feet long, and weighs a whopping 700 pounds.

Dine in a jail cell, library, or church. Enjoy a meal while airplanes fly overhead. Visit the place that inspired one of the most popular children's stories of all time. You can do all these things and more at New Hampshire's 15 most interesting restaurants.

Most of us can't afford to regularly splurge on fine dining, but that doesn't mean you can't treat yourself every once in a while.

Cheapism.com has shared the top restaurants were you get the most bang for your buck, including a New Hampshire establishment that first opened its doors in 1922.

It doesn't get more "local" than this.

Want some takeout in a pinch? Look no further than these popular Granite State restaurants.

The Emmy Award winning restauranteur has traveled all over the country to try exceptional eats as the host of 'Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives'.

This restaurant in downtown Manchester is the perfect blend of "excellent cuisine made from locally-sourced ingredients with an inviting atmosphere."

It's not unusual for lines to form at this intimate and high-end oyster bar in Boston's historic North End.

LoveFood shared the most old-school restaurants in each state, including a timeless and homely New Hampshire establishment serving home-cooked New England meals since 1930.

If you knew your next meal would be your last, what would you have?

Hawaiian Islands crunched data on Tripadvisor and created a list of restaurants around the world most frequently praised for their lovely scenic views.

Are you afraid of heights?

These places really are the best of the best.

Gibbet Hill Grill is an elegant dining destination boasting lovely countryside views and excellent farm-to-table cuisine.