[Misc] Portsmouth pubs, bars and restaurants

[Nostalgia]

Over there tomorrow, where are the nice pubs,bars and restaurants, I remember the traditional 1970s type shopping centre was pretty grotty, anywhere else?

 

[Milano]

Gun Wharf key is good. Typical chain bars and restaurants but a vast improvement on the place compared to 20 years ago!!!

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Gun Wharf Quays by the harbour, but avoid the Old Customs House.

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

Over there tomorrow, where are the nice pubs,bars and restaurants, I remember the traditional 1970s type shopping centre was pretty grotty, anywhere else?

That's Cascades, best avoided! Gun Wharf Quay is the place to go!

 

[Shopes]

I haven't been there for about few years but you'll find plenty in Gunwharf, Old Portsmouth (Still & West pub if it's nice weather) and Southsea. I'd avoid central Portsmouth (near the train station).

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Gunwharf Quays is WAY better for shopping than anything Brighton's generic Churchill Square has to offer. The adidas store is to die for

 

[Hiney]

That's Cascades, best avoided! Gun Wharf Quay is the place to go!

Cascades is the 90s equivalent. He's probably thinking of the Tricorn Centre, which was a tragic combination of concrete, horrendous shops and the smell of piss.

Gunwharf is great for shopping and drinking. There are also some great establishments in Southsea

 

[Yes Chef]

Gunwharf is fine for generic high Street chains, Southsea is more interesting, and has a burgeoning micro pub scene

 

[Nostalgia]

Thanks, pretty unanimous...Gunwharf

 

[Hiney]

Gunwharf is fine for generic high Street chains, Southsea is more interesting, and has a burgeoning micro pub scene

There is an absolute WORLDY of a barmaid in The Dolphin

 

[Justice]

We had a good day at Gunwharf shopping, eating, drinking and a flutter in the Casino

 

[Napper]

Gunwharf like a larger Brighton Marina. Quite soulless.

Get down Albert Road

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

Cascades is the 90s equivalent. He's probably thinking of the Tricorn Centre, which was a tragic combination of concrete, horrendous shops and the smell of piss.

Gunwharf is great for shopping and drinking. There are also some great establishments in Southsea

Good point but still has a nice smell of piss!

 

[Stat Brother]

Gun Wharf is a great start off point.

Look at the Isle of Wight.
Then turn around.
Walk straight on.
Leave Gun Wharf and immediately turn left.
Left again.
Left again.

From there it should be pretty simple to get on a train and be back in Sussex, in no time.

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Over there tomorrow, where are the nice pubs,bars and restaurants, I remember the traditional 1970s type shopping centre was pretty grotty, anywhere else?

Worried for you mate, stay away from Portsmouth there are loads of #twats there.

 

[DumLum]

I hope this thread doesn't get bounced next season.

 

[BlockDpete]

Southsea Castle has a microbrewery you can visit to try their ales.

Free entry to the castle too.

 

[Yes Chef]

Gunwharf like a larger Brighton Marina. Quite soulless.

Get down Albert Road

I tried telling them

 

[LVGull]

Gun Wharf Quays by the harbour, but avoid the Old Customs House.

I thought the OCH was a good visit when I went

 

[cheshunt seagull]

I still think Old Portsmouth is more interesting than Gunwharf, unless you are shopping. The most well known pub in Old Portsmouth is the Still and West but I've always liked the Bridge Tavern.

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Resta...idge_Tavern-Portsmouth_Hampshire_England.html