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Enjoy the atmosphere of a traditional English Public House & Restaurant. The Duke is the perfect place to relax after a busy day at work or sightseeing. Relax on our sofas with a coffee and enjoy our Free WI-FI or unwind in front of our roaring fire with a drink from our wide selection of ales, ciders, wines and spirits. Read more…

The Eastney Tavern is a family friendly, historic pub and restaurant just off the seafront esplanade in Southsea, Portsmouth. Whether you fancy a romantic meal for two, a birthday party, or a quiet pint whilst watching your team play on our 3D TV, we can cater for every event! THURSDAY – CURRY NIGHT, Curry from just £4.95!! FRIDAY – Live Music!! as advertised Read more…

The Wadham name entered Waterlooville’s history in 1871, when Charles Wadham established a draper’s on London Road. The family firm later became Wadham Brothers’ Motor Company and Waterlooville’s biggest employer, building open-topped double-deck buses for Portsmouth Corporation and Denmead Queen buses for FG Tanner of nearby Denmead village. Over the years, there were several models of the single-deck Denmead Queen Read more…

Nothing says ‘great local pub’ quite like a roaring fire, excellent real ale and a warm friendly welcome. The Druid’s Arms, a great community pub in Portsmouth, delivers on all three fronts – making it one of the best pubs in Portsmouth for a pint with friends. The fabulous food at The Driuid Arm’s is a fresh and seasonal affair. Read more…

The Cuckoo Pint is a lively, friendly pub with a strong darts and pool following. Why not pop in for a drink and join up to one of our sports teams? Read more…

Situated in the pedestrianised part of West Street, The Crown Inn was first recorded in 1841 as The Crown Brewery and was then the nearest inn to the old market site. From around 1870 to the early 1900s, The Crown Brewery was run by the Cawte brothers. In the 1911 trade directory for Fareham, the premises were listed as The Read more…

Douglas & Diane McEwen and their team welcome you to The Cormorant in Portchester’s Historic Castle Street, a conservation area in the Borough of Fareham, in the shadows of Portchester Castle. We hope you enjoy your experience in our traditional British Pub. We are proud to be able to support local business and we source the majority of our ingredients Read more…

Ian & Jenny Readman and staff will always give you a warm welcome to The Crofton Pub. The Crofton is famous not just for its well kept cellar of real ales – but also for its home cooking. Our menu has a wide choice of food, catering for all tastes & appetites. In the cold winter months there is a Read more…

Situated in the heart of Emsworth, famous for its food festivals, the Crown is a charming choice for an informal stay. Emsworth is ideally situated for exlporing the local area, both cities of Chichester and Portsmouth are a short drive (or train ride) away. The Crown is also close to Goodwood for horse racing and the Festival Of Speed. The Read more…