A great place to go for Classic American diner food. The staff are friendly and my son loves going…read morehere for lunch. The milkshakes alone are worth the visit and you can mix up your blend and go off menu. If you're in the area it's a great place to drop in and the food is both good and reasonably priced too.

Terrible. Food was dry and tasteless. The worst part is that the waitress put boiling hot cheese…read moresauce in front of a 1 year old who then put his hands in it before we had a chance to move it, scalding his hands. The manager was unable to deal with our complaint satisfactorily and failed to record the accident correctly (omitting the fact that her staff member put the cheese in front of him), in general this was a terrible meal out. I will never return here! We refused to pay and left very unhappy with EVERYTHING. I would not recommend this place and there are far better places to eat in PortSolent than this. ******2 weeks later and we have still not heard back from them about the complaint we have made. Completely unacceptable and we will NEVER return to ANY branch.******

I often go here for a decent lunch or brunch. If it has been a hard day writing reports I also have…read moreone of their ice-creams. The place is kept spotless and the food is prepared while you wait is fresh. There is plenty of space once you are inside.

This place was awesome Lovely staff, very friendly…read moreWould recommend the Poppins mix Everything was great Perfect portions Great taste Perfect heat And CHEAP Perfect cafe Go 100%

This is a great old style greasy spoon. Serves good old British food but caters to all. Although…read morethe menu is limited there is enough good grub to suit most. The service is not table service but is pretty quick. Run by Tom and a youthful looking staff, who all appear to work hard. The clientele are mainly regulars from locals to workman on their lunch break. The decor is a retro 60's look with an American style diner with a "happy days" feel.

I wouldn't normally write about a place so far out of town but this place was so impressive that I…read morehave to mention it. I spent a couple of days at the start of this week learning to drive a boat on Hayling Island and found this place while out looking for breakfast on the morning of the second day. The service here is best described as friendly bordering on obsequious. I came to them bleary eyed, partially hung over and most terrifying of all, pre coffee. I had the pleasure of dealing with a stocky chap called John who sorted me out with a full English breakfast and a big cup of coffee. The diner itself is like an upmarket greasy spoon with black walls bearing monochrome framed photos of the area in the 1950s and an odd sponged on pattern in white paint. It has the usual canteen style set up at the counter where the customer can select their cutlery from a segregated plastic tray, pick up the daily paper and head over to their chosen bolted seat. I had only spent a short time marvelling through hazy eyes at the museum of catering past when my food and coffee arrived conveyed unto me by a man so friendly that he thanked me while he handed me breakfast. The bread, she was white, the coffee, she was milky and lo the beans, so very hot. It was then with my first scalding mouthful that I knew that were I ever to return to this island, my breakfast, she was to be found here.

We had a breakfast ast Delia's Diner 2 weeks ago and it was without a doubt the worst meal we've…read moreever had. The eggs were like rubber, the beans were cold and the sausages were reheated. Definitely won't be going there again

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 the 2nd table to be seated for Sunday service. We sat in the restaurant which was light and…read moreairy. The tables were comfortably spaced in the room. We had 2 waitresses one of which was training. They were both polite and friendly. For the price the roast dinner was spot on. The meats were cooked beautifully and the vegetables had great variety. Although not pictured the sticky toffee pudding was amazing. It was too good to stop for a photograph. We would highly recommend this pub to friends and family.

Gorgeous little pub inside and out. So well placed in the country side and right near the Meon…read moreValley, Marriott Hotel. It has a very family-friendly warm feel to it, with open log fires, a heated beer garden, and lots of comfortable seating. I loved the large, old picture frames décor with empty bottles of pricy champagne and whisky filling the window sills. This is definitely the kind of pub I could spend a whole Sunday afternoon in, sampling the merchandise... They do food up until 9pm, and certain things are *extremely* reasonably priced. f you get a basket meal, you get a choice of Scampi, Southern Friend Chicken Strips, Cheeseburger, Sausages, or Tempura Battered Vegetables (all served with chips) for £4.95! And on every day of the week you can get a specific dish for a fiver as well, ranging from Fish and Chips to Lasagna and Risotto. The cheeseburger tasted a bit microwaved, unfortunately but the chips were solid and service was quick. Clientele ranges from those these for a couple pints and the footie to groups of 20 year olds taking advantage of the cheap food and drinks. Will definitely be back, but won't be getting that cheeseburger.

Starters are the star of the show as always in a Turkish restaurant. Great menu, relaxed and…read moreefficient service with reasonable prices. Recommend the babagannus and hummous. Adana kebab was sizeable and tasty.

Flew in from Las Vegas beyond peckish and walked to where the woman at our hotel called "foodie…read morerow". This is the first place we found. My husband is Greek American and seriously into good food. We felt welcomed warmly in this busy restaurant from the moment we walked in. We ordered way too much but ate it all. There was a gap between started and main, because the place was full with a really interesting mixture of diners. We enjoyed everything. A great experience!

The most outstanding feature here, to me, is the cakes. They are made on premises and there are…read moremany options. There are numbered outside tables on two sides with two dining rooms inside. When ordering you give your table number and have a seat. This expedites the ordering process and soon your order arrives.

A small spot near the beach that serves great cakes! An awesome selection that was maybe to hard to…read morechoose from. So many cakes to tempt you! Good outdoor seating that I can imagine will fill up quickly during the summer months. They offer loyalty cards so if you're a regular then you can get a free hot drink after 10 drinks or so. Definitely recommend this place especially if you have a sweet tooth!

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

In January we took the QM2 out of Southampton. We took the opportunity to see dear friands in…read moreGosport. They took us to this lovely local pub. The atmosphere is great, the patrons friendly. And the food was delicious. Being a foodie I'm always a little wary of "British Food". I was pleasantly surprised. I had lamb which was tender and fell off the bone. Jack had goose which was also very good. One of our friends had the "gammon". It's essentially a ham steak. It, too, had great flavor. We were all very impressed. I definitely would return when back in the area!

Enjoyed a couple of drinks with a small group of friends to remember a lovely lady, who we had just…read moreseen on her last journey at Portchester Crematorium. Quite quiet for a Fri lunchtime, sat up on the raised area looking out onto the water. Christmas Fayre from Mon 27th Nov - Sun 24th Dec, Lunch 12:00 - 15:00) - 2 courses £14.95, 3 courses £17.95, Dinner (18:00 - 21:00) - 2 courses £18.95, 3 courses £20.95, Christmas Day (12:00 - 15:00) £59.95 per person & £29.95 unders 12s