4.4/5

(2,558 reviews)

The Still & West is a stunning Grade II listed pub in Old Portsmouth, where smart modern style mingles with traditional nautical charm. Promising fine food and drink and sublime views over the Solent,

Built on the harbour front in the 1700's, the name derives from being the first place spices from around the world landed. We were historically located just outside the gates of old Portsmouth thus wa

4.2/5

(2,377 reviews)

Gunwharf Quays only traditional pub.

4.6/5

(141 reviews)

Standing just outside the former British Rail station this large building was built at the turn of the century but burnt down in 1920. Rebuilt exactly as before. Large lounge bar and restaurant. Garde

3.8/5

(18 reviews)

We are a small recently refurbished friendly club we welcome other clubs and coaches and can provide buffets etc. (prior notice please)We have a large car park and garden area with Barbeque facilitie

4.3/5

(2,085 reviews)

I work here! A lot of website show that we’re dog friendly! Which in some ways we are! We allow dogs in our large outside seating area! However, inside wants strictly no dogs allowed!

4.3/5

(70 reviews)

The Devizes Inn is a friendly local pub which offers a great selection of local ales, and is just a short distance from the train station and the city centre. Free Wi-Fi access is available through

The Ship and Castle is located next to Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard and on the Waterfront. With views across the harbour, and HMS Warrior prominently in view, you’re only a short walk away from the

4.3/5

(913 reviews)

A traditional waterside pub, the Bridge Tavern is situated on Old Portsmouth's Camber Dock, with a wonderful atmosphere and a great menu of quality food and drinks. The only surviving pub on Old Ports

4.3/5

(124 reviews)

Mother Shipton was a soothsayer who lived 500 years ago in a cave in Knaresborough, Yorkshire. She became remarkably famous after her lifetime for her prophecies, and presumably the story was alive an