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Now open Sundays! Caribbean Rice & Beans Bowls and Sandwiches on Lafayette Road in Hampton NH Chef Gaby Velez has been serving island flavors to the Seacoast community since 2018, from a tiny orange house on the Kittery Traffic Circle. Before this, Gaby opened several acclaimed Seacoast restaurants over the past two decades. Now Chef Gaby has teamed up with visionary restaurateur Joe Kelley, widely known for Thirsty Moose Tap House and Joe’s NY Pizza among many other successful ventures. Joe and Gaby are working overtime to begin an exciting new chapter of the La Casita story. We look forward to seeing familiar faces and new customers in our full dining room and bar! All your La Casita favorites are on the menu— see you soon
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 838 Lafayette Rd, Hampton, NH 03842
Phone: (207) 703-2653
Website: https://lacasitahampton.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
iAmLegendanny
Food is TASTY and PRICED reasonably! I ordered the Chicken Bowl with Yellow Rice and Black Beans. It was delicious! The chicken was moist and broke apart easy, the garlic crema sauce was perfect, and all the other ingredients made the dish come together! Service was quick and easy, had no issues there. The gentleman running the register was friendly and to-the-point, which I look for in restaurant biz. Atmosphere was slightly small, but great for outdoor eating or takeout! You will pull up to La Casita knowing it’ll be good food just by looking at it! Compliments to the chef! ⭐️
… moreBrent Menard
My girlfriend and I tried this place tonight. We got the cubano sandwiches and chicken and rice bowl. The food was so flavorful and delicious!! Portions are perfect! We will be back again and again. Sooooo good!
… moreAleja Gagñon
Stopped in for lunch. Ordered the gaucho burger with papas brabas (spicy fries). They definitely stand up to their name. Cowboy and spicy. Two of my favorite things. Had to taste the homemade chimichurri & guava bbq sauce, as well. 10 out of 10.
… moreS H
I was driving and saw this spot. I decided to try it out because I was hungry. The spot says it serves Puerto Rican food but I did not see some of the most common Puerto Rican food items on their menu and there wasn’t even Puerto Rican flag anywhere in this place. There was no arroz con gandules, no bistec, no pollo guisao, no vianda, no bacalao, none of the traditional foods. Puerto Ricans are very proudful and will display it. I got the Chicken sandwich and sweet potato fries. It took a very long time to get my food as I sat down for over 20 minutes with bees around for my food. When I got my food in the paper brown bag it looked good. But my chicken sandwich was way too spicy ( I like spicy but something was wrong with this) and fell apart everywhere. It was messy and I couldn’t finish it. I got very thirsty from it. The potato fries were good which is why I gave food 2 stars. But it wasn’t the best I ever had and they need to replace their oil. My sandwich’s contents had fallen on them because they were altogether. I wasn’t told sorry for the long wait or how long it would take to get my food. I did not feel the hospitality and warmth that I always get when I eat at Puerto Rican restaurants, food trucks and or places. I would not recommend this place and will not be coming back.
… moreEvan Kus
This place is great. The food is delicious, it’s cheap enough to get regularly and it is prepared very fast. The food portions are large and the meat is cooked such that it can be broken apart with a fork. There is nothing like it in the area. Photo is of one of their bowls with chicken, black beans and yellow rice. No place to sit inside, but there are plenty of outdoor tables with umbrellas. I would recommend La Casita.
… moreMatt Robinson
I had a delicious Cuban sandwhich on my first visit here; it will most certainly not be the last. What this place lacks in size, they more than make up for it with the big flavors and great service. This place is takeout only so plan to eat on the picnic tables outside or grab it and go. Prices are reasonable, the portions are good sizes, and the food is great. Definitely don’t miss this spot; I’ll be coming back soon for sure.
Edit: subsequent visits have been just as good! Cannot recommend this place enough.
… moreEdit: subsequent visits have been just as good! Cannot recommend this place enough.
Cayla C
So happy to have you guys local now.
Great bowls, portion sizes and prices you can’t beat. Friendly service.
… moreGreat bowls, portion sizes and prices you can’t beat. Friendly service.
Benji McKerrow
This food is absolutely home vibes! I love the customization of the bowls and the flavor of all the food is phenomenal
… moreJennifer Pittroff
1/24/26 –
La Casita just made the big move from Kittery to Hampton, NH—and wow, in just a week or two of being open they are already owning the new spot! We walked in and spotted familiar, friendly faces from the old place, and it was packed!
Now, the food—oh man, where do I start? We dove into our familiar favorites…
The Mahi Mahi bowl with fluffy yellow rice, fresh slaw, and their legendary spicy sesame sauce. That sauce? It’s HOT (in the best way possible)—bold, flavorful, and addictive. If you like a little fire with your fish, this one’s calling your name.
The Cuban Piccadillo with black beans, slaw, and their garlic crema… STOP EVERYTHING. That garlic crema is so ridiculously delicious, they should bottle it and sell it by the jar. Creamy, garlicky perfection that elevates the whole bowl to next-level amazing.
Prices are super fair—bowls run about $15–$17, which feels like a steal for this much flavor and quality.
And the menu? Beyond what we ordered, they’ve got Cubanos that look epic, juicy burgers, chicken options, Papas Bravas that scream “order me,” crispy sweet potato fries, and a bunch of other crave-worthy goodies. Something for everyone, whether you’re a local craving your fix or a beach tourist looking for a standout meal.
Locals: Try this place as soon as possible, it will become a favorite. Beach goers: Skip the beach food and come here for real Puerto Rican inspired delishiousness, you’ll be plotting your next visit!
Enjoy!
… moreLa Casita just made the big move from Kittery to Hampton, NH—and wow, in just a week or two of being open they are already owning the new spot! We walked in and spotted familiar, friendly faces from the old place, and it was packed!
Now, the food—oh man, where do I start? We dove into our familiar favorites…
The Mahi Mahi bowl with fluffy yellow rice, fresh slaw, and their legendary spicy sesame sauce. That sauce? It’s HOT (in the best way possible)—bold, flavorful, and addictive. If you like a little fire with your fish, this one’s calling your name.
The Cuban Piccadillo with black beans, slaw, and their garlic crema… STOP EVERYTHING. That garlic crema is so ridiculously delicious, they should bottle it and sell it by the jar. Creamy, garlicky perfection that elevates the whole bowl to next-level amazing.
Prices are super fair—bowls run about $15–$17, which feels like a steal for this much flavor and quality.
And the menu? Beyond what we ordered, they’ve got Cubanos that look epic, juicy burgers, chicken options, Papas Bravas that scream “order me,” crispy sweet potato fries, and a bunch of other crave-worthy goodies. Something for everyone, whether you’re a local craving your fix or a beach tourist looking for a standout meal.
Locals: Try this place as soon as possible, it will become a favorite. Beach goers: Skip the beach food and come here for real Puerto Rican inspired delishiousness, you’ll be plotting your next visit!
Enjoy!
Rob Gagnon
We’ve stopped here before and it was great so we made a return trip and all I can say is WOW!!! The spicy guava chicken sandwich was PHENOMENAL! I can’t forget about the yuca fries that were so delicious! Thanks for a TASTY lunch!!!
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