Have eaten here on at least six occasions now good menu and wine list . Food provided is to a very…read morehigh standard and very satisfying . The staff are friendly and attentive . The location has it's own unique decor and styling which intrigues the visitor and enhances the visit . Keep it up Chambers !

From the owner: Come in for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea or dinner - or just a relaxing drink in our lounge.read more

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

Great staff, amazing drinks and before 8 it's happy hour, a little gem to start off a good night in…read moreAlbert road. Sofas and chairs with an accessible bar makes it the perfect place for small and large groups, several beers and a huge cocktail menu with lovely bartenders who serve you quickly and swiftly. How not more people have found it is a mystery. Definitely a must visits when visiting Portsmouth.

This is my favourite place to drink in Southsea. The cocktails are a bit pricey, but you do get…read moreyour money's worth, as they don't skimp on the shots. The staff are all friendly and usually rotate in from the Fat Fox downstairs. A fun place p start your evening or cool down after work

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.

Nice bar for cocktails. Good deal - 2 for £7, not that many to choose from but enough on one…read moreevening out. Toilets are very nice but not clean all the time. The bar does get busy but usually upstairs is quieter. The bar area is crowded so you have to fight to be served but other than that a good bar.

Bar 38 has a very modern theme and prices are good. They normally have a live DJ on Friday and…read moreSaturday nights. The bathrooms are very nice and clean even on a Saturday night at 11pm

Walked the Millennium trail from the D Day museum to the ships and skipped lunch and figured I…read morewould just have a good dinner. Too bad this place wasn't it. I have been trying all week to find a good margarita but i guess I am just to far away from Mexico. Even though they tried, I saw the bartender looking at the menu to figure out what went into the cocktail... very bad sign! I had high hopes for the beef and mushroom pie but once i broke the crust and dug around for the beef only 2 maybe 3 at most were found floating in the sea of sauce. The fish was necessary since the pie was nothing but crust, chips, and a lot of sauce liberally doused over the entire plate. This place needs a lot of work as the cute lone waitress was horrendously under staffed and the place was full of tourists like me. Don't waste your time here... with out even looking you can find better.

Awful shared platter, complained but resulted in a 'fob-off' by 'manager'…read moreUnfortunately a lack of years but all the training qualifications doesn't make up for a lack of customer-facing skills and/or experience! Just lucky I visited the gents after my meal not before as the toilets were flooded from broken urinal pipes 'but they had called the plumber' I should've with hindsight have called Environmental Health !! However, they had put up a 'caution wet floor' before one (literally) waded in there : / I won't be going back.

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.

I was pleasantly surprised on my visit here. Last time I visited this chain was a couple of years…read moreago and the menu has expanded greatly since then. With lots of food options it was difficult to decide, we were really pleased with our dinner. I had filo pastry pie with salad and my bf had Lebanese chicken salad. We were both impressed with the portion sizes and taste (except he said the Chicken was a little dry) we went on a Monday so this meant 50% off food bill what a bargain! The venue itself is a decent size and has a fantastic view of the harbour. We came earlier in the day and sat outside for a coffee..even in March it's picturesque as long as you have your coat! Was very busy in the eve but the wait on food wasn't long and the service was friendly and quick..advise not to arrive too late if wanting to eat on the Monday food deal.

Came here for a bottomless brunch with my friends. We had a great time! The full english was huge…read moreand the drinks didn't stop coming! Kieran and Sean were great!! Defo recommend