Great unassuming wine bar that also serves food. Pretty quiet n the Tuesday that we went. So much…read moreso that we were concerned the kitchen wasn't open, to our delight it was. Good sized menu with ample vegetarian dishes too. I was recommended the beef Wellington which 5 of my colleagues had. I eventually went for the cod loin. Really well cooked and presented, nice wine to accompany - unsurprising, considering it's a wine bar. Take your colleagues, parents, other half, the ambience is nice.

A very cute little place with a large selection of wine…read more The space is a bit awkward as it echoes and it feel like everyone in the place can hear every word you say. The wine isn't mad expensive, so that is a big plus, and the personnel is sweet. The food is good, but unfortunately people have gotten food poisoning from the place, so we avoid eating there since then. Hopefully the place has gotten better with food hygiene. Safe bet if you don't know where to go.

If you expect a cosy place beside the water, then this is not for you. I like it as it has…read moreretained it's character of being the 'Bakery', you can imagine the bread being put into the ovens, which are open. Sat at a old wheel which had been turned into a table. Loads of seating area inside & outside, they have made one half as the bar area & the other half as dining. Celebrated the 1st year of being open on Sat past. £10.90 for a vodka & soda, vodka & diet coke, Bacardi & lemonade.

Fabulous waterside bar & restaurant with huge outside seating area overlooking the harbour and a…read morefantastically renovated industrial shabby chic interior

Beckett's is a really lovely space, with a great atmosphere. The food was excellent and good drinks…read moreto match. The crispy egg was the best egg dish in memory. I had Turbot with clams for my main and it was very delicious and properly cooked. The service was good too. Definitely worth a stop. Cheers

Good quality food and menu. Think this has now changed name though? Not sure if under new…read moremanagement? Slightly on the expensive side but stylish venue.

Every time we are back in Portsmouth to visit the family…read more Lou Lou's is my go to place for a Great British Breakfast... Black pudding and all .... it's a must for breakfast y'all..

I can't say much against Lou Lou's as it's a lovely brunch spot with great food and coffee. There's…read morelittle more fun that good eggs, pancakes and people watching through their big front windows. On warm days there are seats outside, and inside you'll find a warm and welcoming bistro with dark wood finishes and a mosaic tile floor. The only bad thing I can say is, that from the three experiences I've had, two have had really slow service. 15 minutes for coffees, nearly 50 for food. The other time it was very fast and lovely. I will go back, but with the Sunday paper and less of a rumbling stomach.

Group of 6 Ladies went on a Friday evening. The weather was not so good, all you saw was grey &…read morefiesty waves. I started with medley of garlic mushrooms on ciabatta with peashoots, it was yum, mains was swordfish, mediterran vegetables, new potatoes, which was yum as (first time trying swordfish), there was no room for dessert though. A few glasses of wine through the meal though. Well worth the money, large portion sizes.

This is the best Italian I've have in Portsmouth; we found it to be far better than the ones at…read morePort Solent. I had the Profuma Di Mare on short pasta rather than on spaghetti; may not sound like a big deal but i only use one hand. Some restaurants make you feel like you're being deliberately awkward but nothing was too much trouble here. Wheelchairs are no problem either. The dish was full of mussels, baby octopus and prawns; delicious and freshly cooked. You can see into the kitchen so there isn't the bring in boil in the bag cooking going on either. The other dish was Rigatoni Buongustia which the other diners were also impressed with. If you haven't been here you really should!

We were greeted by friendly staff and quickly found a table and decided to order the Bottega burger…read more( beef burger,applewood cured bacon & blue cheese all in a brioche bun) which came with triple cooked chips and salad, it sounded very appetising . Drinks were ordered and we sat chatting over our drinks waiting for our food, considering there were not many people in the restaurant/bar the food took ages to arrive. And when it came it looked tasty but alas it was very disappointing, the bun was dry, hardly any blue cheese and the bacon did not have any flavour, the burger was juicy but tasteless, the salad and chips were ok. So overall very disappointing !

Popped into Joe's as we were originally captivated by their choice of Burgers…read more We entered but nobody greeted us so we just found a table. Originally we planned to try of the many different Burgers but as ever, we accepted eyes were bigger than stomachs! I opted for the Thai Beef Salad and my partner took the Nacho's. Ordering is done at the bar with a table number. There are plenty of draught & bottled drinks to choose from! Food arrived quickly and looked tasty. We mixed and matched a bit to get the best of both dishes. In the process, the missus handed me a large Nacho loaded with sour cream, guacamole and jalapeños. On grasping it - the whole lot landed upside down on the table... oops!! Anyway it was an ok meal but the beef in my dish had a little too much stringy fat that lead me to leave most of the meat and eat the veggies which were very nice in a skillet stir-fry style sauce. Overall ok - didn't stop for dessert as we were full!