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

We loved it so much we did dinner and then breakfast before our cruise! That cheese TOASTIE and…read moreberry cider were AMAZING! Fish n chips- so delicious! We shared the English breakfast and each had a cappuccino, may or may not have snuck in one more berry cider @ b fast :)

Fantastic pub. Great atmosphere. Food is excellent and very reasonably priced. Had dinner with a…read morefriend two nights in a row and both times we couldn't believe what quality we got for the price with it being right in front of the Naval Museum and train station. Had the steak and ale pie, bbq chicken, pub plates, and the prosciutto and camembert sandwich, all excellent. Decent beer selection as well and nice cocktails.

A very nicely laid out pub, meals are nice and the the service is friendly and quick. If you are in…read morethe Portsmouth area the pop in, well worth it.

My fiance and I stay at the Lady Hamilton every time we come to Portsmouth, either to watch my son…read moreleave on deployment or to welcome him home. This year, for the first time, I went alone having lost my fiance last year to cancer. I felt a bit uncomfortable going alone, but the staff remembered me and made me very welcome, thereby making the whole experience bearable, and actually quite enjoyable. It is located close to all amenities, including the backyard, and I hope to stay there again in December when my son finally comes home.

Anniversary Dinner I had House pate & toast which came with…read moresalad leaves, tomato & cress for a started, nice, as the toast was thick, too much pate for the size. Husband went for the breaded mushrooms, 5/6 & garlic mayo with salad leaves, like my starter. Mains we both went for the sirloin steak, homemade chips, tinned garden peas, garlic friend mushrooms & a grilled tomato. Husband was bit disappointed as he felt the char grill was too much for him & was making the steak taste a bit bitter. I went for a pepper sauce, not as peppery as I would like, but it did calm the char grilled flavour down a bit. No dessert was absolutely stuffed. A few tables reserved & a 50th Birthday celebration also. Friendly staff.

One to be avoided at lunchtime. Very slow food service, not…read morenice if you don't like drinking on an empty stomach - over half an hour wait for a sandwich! The long wait for food was not made any easier by a number of chav mothers with crying babies using the place as a licensed creche.

Went here on a recommendation from a British Royal Navy officer. He described it as a more…read morehistorical venue than really a pub. I rode a bike from the north side of Portsmouth on a mission to find the pub and have a tall pint. Compared to the US, I was surprised at how easy it was to ride a bike to the pub. Once getting there I immediately understood what the British Officer was describing to me. He told me that as Admiral Nelson's fleet was leaving Portsmouth, townspeople were waving to them from the pub. Now that is history. In addition, you can see a picture where a British Royal Navy ship inadvertently ran aground and hit the pub. So I had a pint of local ale and it hit the spot. I also ordered some chips that were wrapped in paper. They were hot, salty, and tasty. They soaked that beer right up and I was ready for the bike ride back. The view is fantastic. Several ferry boats came by and the sun was setting. I was soaking up the history of it all. the bathrooms were clean, wait staff friendly, and I would recommend visiting here at least once if visiting Portsmouth.

Aloha, when in Portsmouth in England this is by far the best pub. Amazing fish and chips, so…read morefresh, crispy and light. You have an amazing view of the water with iconic buildings in your view plane as well as watching fisherman fish off the pier in front of you. So much busy fun sights to watch. I think I could have sat their all afternoon people watching, LOL. We sat upstairs with a nice sea breeze coming in from the window, and we could hear the English accents around us and the bustle from below, such a perfect lunch, enjoy!

Self, Friend & her son had a 'refreshment stop' on the way back from the Michaelmas Fair at…read moreAlverstoke Village. We had been told by friends,who have been a few times for food, to visit as had a refurb. Watch your step from the bar area, to the dining area, also on the way back, seems to be a wee slope. Nicely decorated, lots of light & a large area outside for the kids, which has a fortress. Friendly bar staff. Dog friendly.

Absolutely delicious burger, food cooked beautifully & beyond perfection, extremely fantastic…read moregigantic garden very kid friendly, staff very nice & polite, highly recommended, lovely local pub grub to eat!!

Brilliant pub old school like a proper pub great live music every friday night and meat raffle…read more and quiz every sunday well worth a try

Love this pub go there almost every Saturday before going to watch Pompey good meal and the chef is…read morefriendly all the bar staff are friendly too manager can be a d*ck but nevertheless it's great here definitely recommend

Quiet pub middle of Gosport , mid week , quiet back bar or TV at front , friendly staff , busy…read moreweekend evening for all going out to night clubs . Good selection of beers if you are not a wether spoons fan .

I, Husband, Friend & her son pop in for 'refreshment' on the walk back up from the High Street on a…read moreSat afternoon. Sat in the quiet end. Big Pull down Screen. Friendly Emma on the Bar.

It has been rather a long time since I lasted visited Tiger Tiger. this is because I have had more…read morethan one bad experience there. I have been sexually accosted while trying to walk to the bar, and is it was so over crowd the person who did this was able to easily get away. The music in Tiger Tiger is pretty good, and so is the location, they would score higher if I felt assured that they had tightened up their door policy, and were taking these kinds of problems into account and dealing with them, as having spoken to other female friends I know this kind of incident wasn't uncommon there.

The restaurant here has a large selection of food. I ate here on a weekend lunchtime and was…read moresurprised to find it was not too busy. We got a table straight away and ordered food and drinks quickly from the friendly waitress. The food arrived quickly and we were all very pleased with our choices. Their new lunchtime menu that starts at £5 is very extensive and has something for everyone. This is a really good place to have a quiet lunch with friend's with a lovely view over the water to Gosport.