Castways Boat House Grill is dedicated to providing a unique dining experience to our valued customers.  Good food and drink, entertainment and service are part of the formula, but it is the location that provides the magic.  The setting on the Cochecho River at George's Marina has an immediate and relaxing effect on our visitors.  Dining in our Boat House, on our enclosed deck or on our outdoor patio creates an ambiance that is unsurpassed in the area.  The Boathouse is a great way to spend your valuable leisure time. OPEN MONDAY-WEDNESDAY AT 4:00PM & THURSDAY-SUNDAY AT 11:30AM.

ENTERTAINMENT Live Entertainment 7 Days a Week, 5:00PM to 8:30PM. Karoke Friday-Sunday, 9:00PM	WEEKLY SPECIALS!
Mondays: Pete Peterson Tuesdays: Alan Rough Wednesdays:Dustin Peirce Thursdays: Jim D Fridays: Bryan Earnst Saturdays: Live Accoustic Sundays: Reggae CATERING AVAILABLE AS WELL, ASK FOR OUR MENU!!	Mondays: Restaurant Employees get 30% Off Food. Tuesdays: 100% Sirloin Burgers, any topping - $4.95. Wednesdays: Pasta Night - Meat or Marinara Sauce - $4.95. Thursdays: One Pound Alasdan King Crab Leg Dinner - $13.95. Saturdays: 1lb. Boiled Lobster Dinner - $12.95. Sundays: Buy One Entree and the Second for Half Price (equal or lesser value). TUESDAY-SUNDAY HALF PRICE APPETIZERS FROM 4-6PM!!

Castaways Boat House Grill is located at Dover Landing in Dover, New Hampshire. Dover Landing served as the center of Dover's industrial and commercial livelihood for centuries; from the time of the first gristmill in the 1650's to the creation of the Dover Navigation Company in the 1870's. During this time Dover's landing rivaled it's sister-city Portsmouth in its renown as port of call for ships from as far away as South Africa and Europe.  Ships 150 feet in length with masts 100 feet high were commonly docked along these wharfs. 

In March of 1896 a massive flood and ensuing fires destroyed the landing.  Dover's "Black Day" forced the closure of dozens of businesses.  Large commercial shipping interests waned and finally ceased in 1906.  Shortly thereafter, the building the Boathouse is located in was erected and subsequently used as a horse stable and storehouse for the coal as part of the Dover Gas works in the brick building across the street.  In 1978 the Maglaras family purchased the building and converted it to a boat repair facility and marine supply store. The signature Starboard Lighthouse was erected in 1998 as a tribute to the wooden ships and iron men who contributed to the great maritime history of the Landing. Now operated as the Castaways Boat House by Randy Kilty, the restaurant provides one of the most unique dining experiences in the New Hampshire Seacoast area.

In season the boathouse is open 7 days a week. We offer a full menu with a large variety of delicious appetizers, quality soups and chowders, salads, sandwiches, seafoods and a selection of mouth-watering entrees prepared to your liking. A full-service bar and patio "TIKI Bar" (operating in season) offer a large selection of beer and wine and can prepare almost any drink you wish.

We also offer catering services for your party or event.

Castaways Boathouse - "Boat House Chic and Boat House Charm"