Great ambiance - food was delicious. Portions were a bit small for the price. My salmon dish has…read moreabout 1.5 oz of salmon for 14 GBP. Great view and excellent service.

Really lived this place. The decor is very eclectic and fun. The food was good and plentiful. The…read morestaff was wonderful.

Been here several times for brunch & lunch. The food is almost always excellent, and the staff are…read moresuper friendly. It does often get busy with families who confuse it for a playground, so pick your seats carefully.

Trago has really gone downhill over the last 8 months. 45 minutes for a breakfast pancake with so…read morelittle maple syrup you couldn't taste it over the hard burn pancake. Such a shame to see a great location go downhill, it was a great place to eat and hangout with friends.

Looks like a normal bar.... until you walk inside, Titty bar ;). Need i say more :Dread more

The smell pulled me in the door and I'm so happy it did. Greeted immediately and told to find an…read moreopen table. That's about all the interaction you have with the wait staff, seemed common in these parts and odd to me. lol Ordered off the menu using a QR code at the table. Tried the Passion Fruit Boba and Tacos. Hands down, the best meal of the entire trip! My tacos were perfectly seasoned, didn't even need the sauce that was served with it. Pickled cabbage, guacamole and pico all created the best addition to the meal, even the chips were amazing. Highly recommend!

Stopped in for a solo late dinner on a Friday night and was I thoroughly impressed. Yelp lists…read morethis place as a bar/pub vice a restaurant...probably because of the fact that you order your food at the bar and then they'll bring it out to your table. But that's where the similarity ends compared to most UK pub 'n grubs. I found the atmosphere very relaxed and casual yet kind of chic without being snooty. The bartender and servers were all very polite and welcoming. The food was fantastic; I had the falafel burger (delicious) and lamb skewer tapas (even more delicious). Total with two glasses of wine was less than £20. Will definitely dine there again and probably have the 3 tapas special (£9.95 if I remember correctly).

Went at about 11:30pm…read more All the tables were pretty dirty the menu said food was served all night long but the kitchen was closed I tried the rumball, and the pornstar martini both drinks were mixed well. Drinks are a bit pricey Try to go during happy hour when it's 2 for 1

We were in Southampton for one night prior to a cruise. When the business we were looking for in…read morethe same area was permanently closed, we stumbled on Vodka Revolution and decided to take a chance. The food was above average, but the drinks!! Wow! It reminded me of all things I could have possibly wanted in college. The vodka drink I had came with a flavor injector so you could flavor up your drink as much or as little as you liked. Also, the paddles of shots were very reasonably priced (compared to America!) and there were probably 30+ options. We had a Dr. Pepper-based shot and it was delicious! VR runs specials if you are a part of their membership club. We were there on a Wednesday and based on what we ordered, we would have spent more money if we didn't join. BONUS: The membership comes with a free pair of men's boxer-briefs?? If a good dinner is what you're after, I don't think VR will disappoint. However, just be aware that the whole concept, ambiance, and menus are designed around getting you and your party to drink! The concept and execution of this restaurant just reminds me of college, and for the nostalgia factor I give it 4-stars!

Full Disclaimer - I do not live in the Southampton area so my views may be slightly skewed as I am…read morean American and was here visiting family. With the lack of information available on Yelp for fun things to do at night in Southampton, I let the outdated and very positive posts sway me to taking a visit to the Buddha Lounge. The Good: This bar/lounge sits within an area with a cluster of other very similar bars/lounges. Security is very tight. You will need a valid ID and it will be scanned in a machine prior to your entrance. Security does a great job in not allowing too many people in at once. I found it to be crowded but not overwhelmingly so- there was room to walk around and as a New Yorker who has my personal space invaded every day on the subway, this place felt roomy AF. There was also a massive line to get in after midnight. The DJ here was playing fantastic music. It was a nice variety of popular songs like Bodak Yellow with classic hip hop mixed in. Couldn't help but dance. The Bad: The drinks were very WEAK. I ordered a cranberry vodka and the bartender measured an ounce of vodka into a plastic cup with lots of cranberry juice - I didn't taste a thing and I am not a seasoned drinker. I think a safe bet is to order shots or beer; or both. I'm assuming that the regular patrons know this since outside the bar people were staggeringly drunk. The Ugly: The crowd. This was by far the worst experience I have ever had at a lounge. Perhaps it is English culture but in a not so crowded bar, my small posse and I were elbowed, shoved, and bumped into all freaking night as if the place was as packed as the downtown 6 train at rush hour on a Monday; spoiler alert- it wasn't. I recall a few instances after being shoved, the jerk would wait for my reaction - possibly to start a bar fight. There is some very serious LDE among the males patronizing this bar. So, Not For me.

This place does not really care about any customer service. I guess its a club after all I suppose…read more I used to go there a lot but will not be returning. A friend of mine was asked to leave by the door staff (Jack I believe) just because he was tired as we all got there after a long shift in hospitality itself. None of my friends were drunk as they usually do not drink alcohol. But that one night that I asked them to go out with me and this was how I was embarrassed. Spoke to management, he did say he will speak to the bouncer and allow my friend in. I was too upset to even bother boing back in. Disgusting attitude. There were people who were actually asleep next to us but they were only woken up but not asked to leave. Are you kidding me??. What kind if discrimination is that?. And just so you know, those booths are meant for sitting.

This is our 3rd (4th?) Stay at the White Star. Very nicely located in Southampton, easy walk to the…read moreold town, and to the cruise terminals. The White Star is in the Oxford Street dining area. Both sides of the street are lined with small restaurants and bars. Dining is outside or inside. The pub at the White Star offers a good selection of drinks and a nice menu. The rooms vary by size and occupy the 3 floors above the pub/restaurant. All are accessed by a staircase, if you have large bags, they can store them for you. Our rooms have always been very nicely furnished an immaculately clean. There's a coffee maker, and water boiler, tea, sugar etc as well. Air conditioning is adequate, the water pressure is good and the towels big and fluffy. The staff are welcoming and attentive.

This historic inn/tavern is in the heart of Southampton, the major cruise port of the UK…read more It was formerly known as the Alliance Hotel and is where some of the Titanic passengers stayed before boarding that fateful voyage. The inn feels like an old ocean liner from the early 1900s without the opulence found later. Some of the rooms are named after former ocean liners, and thus named the White Star now for England's most famous line, owners of the Titanic and many others, now called Cunard. We had a delightful dinner. It has a pub atmosphere but a bit more upscale as a restaurant or tavern. To celebrate we got a bottle of the sparkling wine from Kent. It was quite good and went well with the meal I ordered a pheasant croquette on a bed of peas and Brussels sprouts. It was excellent My main was the chicken dish which was very well prepared and delicious. The sauce was good and the preparation better than expected for this type of establishment. The portions are substantial and I was quite full and unable to have a dessert. The waitstaff are cordial and really hustle when the crowd appears. A bit on the pricier end, especially with the wine selection, but the quality is good.

Looking for a VERY convenient hotel to the pier? This is it. We literally WALKED to the ship,…read moredragging our luggage with no problem. They have a lounge on the main floor for drinks (and you can get Guinness on draft 1/2 pint). That's one thing that the USA just sucks at... always making me purchase a full pint. You know what? I don't want a FULL pint. England, I love that you will sell me just a 1/2 pint!!! Anyway, there is also a restaurant on the main floor, too. I had a lovely squash soup and a few slices of my hubby's pizza. Highly recommend for those cruisers who want to be at the pier.

Staff were horrific, room was mediocre but when I forgot my bag in the lobby they lied to my face…read moresaying they did not have it and after going back and forward I showed the evidence by tracking my AirTag and only then would they give me my bag!

A wonderfully cozy little pub for date night or a drink with friends. All the tables are candle lit…read moreand the bar staff are lovely. They have a great selection of gins, rums, and beers. On the weekend they have a DJ from 9pm and £5 bottles of prosecco on Friday's! Board games and darts are also available. Fun little pub that never gets a bit too rowdy like other bars can.