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

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

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.

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.

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!

Had the tomahawk steak and half lobster, so much food but cooked perfectly and was sooooo good. The…read morebutter for the lobster was not classic drawn butter so made it different for the lobster, but still good. The service was good. Friends chair broke and all the offered him was a free gelato lol

ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE...disabled loo was smelly, filthy and being used for storage, with a lock that…read moredidt work. On coming out and unsucessfully struggling to try to get into the other loo, a middle aged waiter saw me struggle but didnt help. I asked /stated the disabled loo door was broken and he stomped in there to prove if what I was saying was correct and then immediately came out merely saying "yes it is" but offering no apology or help, he was just extremely rude. I was made to feel embarrassed at having to use a disabled loo and as such unwelcome. On returning to my table our drinks had arrived but I told my husband I did not want to stay and eat and asked if we could leave. On seeing me a little upset both my husband and the 4 other diners next to us all stated their disgust as well. On leaving my husband went to pay for the one glass of coke I had sipped a little off and the waiter even tried to charge him for an unopened bottle of still water he had only just put down, which we didnt even have glasses for ! He didn't even speak politely then, nor seemed surprised we were leaving (which seems a bit of a trend from other reviews) There was most definitely no offer of apology, in fact he was just out and out rude. What a nasty horrible, little man who obviously thinks it's completely acceptable to behave like this towards customers. I really don't understand how this place can justify prices more expensive than the Ivy in Winchester when it is at best tired ,dirty with extensively ripped and marked seats etc with waiters dressed in old Jean's. There was also no obvious covid cleaning regime, (which the loo would back up) nor any use of the track and trace system. We went to another lovely place around corner and on chatting to the manager there and then again in a shop it was confirmed my all that this individual is known for it and they ' have people moaning all the time about him, even the solent management want rid of him' Be warned and avoid like COVID