One of Portsmouth’s great eateries, The Old Customs House serves a menu of freshly cooked, locally sourced traditional English pub food. With an ever-changing daily specials board, an excellent Sunday roast and seasonal favourites, we’re a great place to enjoy a long lunch or a quiet evening meal. Our selection of fine cask ales is second to none too, as Read more…
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Tradition reigns supreme at The Miner’s Arms, where the menu centres on comforting pub classics including steak and ale pie, liver & bacon and faggots. There are concessions to creativity too though – with our smoked paprika pork and superb Mediterranean lasagne putting tasty twists on tried-and-tested recipes. And alongside our moreish main menu, there’s always a great collection of Read more…
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The Marmion now serving up Southsea’s finest food, drink and of course great atmosphere! We are what Southsea has been missing for a long time. A venue for excellent food, quality drinks and entertainment all under one roof. The Marmion is not just another pub bar! Pop in and try us out. So, come and visit the new refurbished Marmion and see Read more…
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Good food is something we take pride in here at the Maypole. We are strong believers in using excellent local meat, fish and vegetable suppliers to ensure top quality ingredients for all our dishes. We offer traditional home cooked food with exciting daily specials. Fresh Fish, Steaks and the Traditional Sunday Roast are always very popular here. We can get Read more…
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The Lord Raglan enjoys a great local reputation for its food, adding to the culinary heritage of a town famed for its foodie festival. We tantalise your tastebuds with an exciting selection of dishes, including our signature ‘sizzles’ and our lovely steak and mushroom pie. Testament to the quality of our food, weekends do get very busy – so we’d Read more…
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The Manor House is a great local pub, come and join us in the beer garden for some tasty food and a pint. Read more…
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Palmerston Road has been Southsea’s main shopping street since its Victorian development as a seaside suburb of Portsmouth. Thomas Ellis Owen was responsible for much of the planning and design of 19th-century Southsea. He is commemorated by Owens public house, originally named The Palmerston. Viscount (Lord) Palmerston served more than nine years as Prime Minister and died in office, in Read more…
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Why not pop in and see us at the Lawrence Arms, a traditional Portsmouth pub, included in CAMRA’s 2014, 2015 and 2016 good beer guide. We have lots to offer with 6 “Cask Marque” approved real ales, including local brewers plus 8 real ciders during summer and at least 6 real ciders in winter. There is BT and SKY sports Read more…
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This former Co-op store is now a Wetherspoon pub, named after a former MP for the town. Later created Lord Lee of Fareham, when he died, he left his Chequers estate (Buckinghamshire) to the nation – as the country retreat for prime ministers. Read more…
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We are an independent, family-owned pub. In addition to our extensive drinks list, we offer a fantastic homemade food menu, regular live entertainment, as well as a huge seafront terrace. In addition we have a large function room with its own cellar bar for hire as well. Read more…
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