We visited the Canteen for brunch and were shouted at upon arrival for not providing a number of…read moreguests straight away (we had 3 toddlers with us) and were made to feel unwelcome and belittled. The vibe was that they do no seem to want customers. Do not recommend.

The Canteen Classic Waffle with Nutella, fresh strawberries and banana was warm from the iron…read more It was Belgian style and served on an a nice earthen style ceramic plate along with a piping hot Americano. The service was youthful yet good and the music unoffensive and low which really pleased me. Best part is the setting inside a stone fortress with tables looking directly over the pebble beach towards the Isle of Wight. The interior has been made to feel less cold than a year ago. Now I would even consider it cozy.

Pop in with my Mum who was down from the Highlands of Scotland on a wet day…read more We both had the homemade soup, I went for Tomato & Basil, can't remember what Mother went for. Lovely & thick, we both could not finish, very filling.

Friendly welcoming tea room…read more The breakfast here is out of this world. I loved every bit of it. Staff are friendly and cant do enough to ensure your stay is a happy one. The breakfast was hot, high quality and delicious. The tea was a really nice tasty blend, really enjoyed it here. I will be back for more

I have been in here as part as a group of 4 & just 2 women. Friendly bar staff…read more Lovely decor inside, even the toilets. Live Events also held. Not open all the time. You can hire for parties/functions. Do not be put by the front of the place, go inside you will be pleasantly surprised.

It Ports the lotion in its Mouth or it gets the Administration again. I remember them when they…read morewere in their Pomp. Ha. Ha. Ha. Get it? No? First-Hand Experience: Wonderful to see Pompey coming back. One of my fave teams, and I've seen them live maybe 6 or 7 times, including 4 times at home (once in every tier of football, ironically). I love coming to see them play, I love the intense loud passion of the fans, and I love that this smaller provincial team won the FA Cup recently in an era when mainly only the big clubs do. I look forward to coming back to Fratton Park again asap. I was last there in 2014. If this were a few years ago, I'd have given Pompey (as they are known) a 2 or 3 rating because they were in severe financial irregularities, were not paying their players, were in freefall, they had been mismanaged and abused and exploited and were on their way out of business. However, after hitting rock bottom, the supporters trust bought the club, and paid off all of the debts, and as of a few months ago, the club is now debt free for the first time in a long time. It's a real shame though. One of the best clubs in the country, twice winners of the Premier League in 1949 and 1950, twice winners of the FA Cup as recently as 2008 under Redknapp who will now forever be a hero... and now they're in the bottom tier of the league. At least they're surviving there though, and it is only a matter of time before, like Plymouth (but moreso), such a huge team rises back up through the divisions. I love that they play in a little urban neighborhood of Portsmouth. It would be cooler if it was right by the sea, but it's a great city with great food and real people and tiny little streets, and it's always been a really lovely team. Yes, so Glen Johnson and Boateng and Crouch and all those guys played here, but I remember the days when it was just a fierce, honest, dangerous and passionate team with a loud crowd and Guy Whittingham banging in the goals. They were always a rival of Oxford, in fact I think they both got relegated the same year. Oxford's my hometown team. They play in blue but I'll forgive them for that. GG Portsmouth. Up the Pompey. The team has a huge fan base so they deserve more reviews. Get right on it, please, people of the Pomp. Oh btw thanks for giving my Liverpool 11 mil for Crouchie, although idk why you did. Crazy that Harry had guys like Diarra and Boateng playing on the south coast. I think he must have been giving them manila envelopes for their troubles. So yes they're owned by the people now. And that's the way every team should be.

A very nice hotel. The best thing with this hotel is that they even carry your luggage until night…read morewhen you leave the hotel. A very nice customer service.

Fantastic pub, great food and good prices. Traditional english food…read more I used to go to this pub every week before going on to a club, its a traditional pub located in old portsmouth (one of the nicest parts of pompey) the service is good. The pub is usually busy but you can still get a table most of the time and its fairly quick to get served. definitely worth a visit.

A beautiful bright and spacious loft studio in central Brighton to hire for a variety of…read moreactivities/classes. There's quite a bit going on too including, mindfulness, yoga, pilates, martial arts, massage, baby and toddler groups, children's parties. Would be ideal for singing, hooping, workshops and other events. They don't have a website but to see a picture of this beautiful space: https://www.facebook.com/TheLoftatLittleDippers

The most beautiful and convenient place for so many things.read more

Great food. Started with the monkfish tikka, which was fantastic. Very large portion, prepared…read moreperfectly. Followed by the murgh malabari, a chicken curry. Very nuanced flavors, loved the way the coconut was woven into the curry. Beautiful. I found tha ubergine side not as great as the other dishes, tasted fine but not exceptional. Only concern was trying to find a server to get the bill when I was ready to leave.

We arrived in Southampton after a long drive from Cornwall in very foul weather. Since we both…read moreenjoy Indian food we went to our old standby, Yelp, to do our research. After reading the reviews on several places we decided to try Kuti's. We made the right choice. Since we had no reservations we arrived early hoping they could fit us in. At 5:20 pm they were not even open yet but they invited us in out of the rain and welcomed us to sit at the bar while they continued to set up the dining room. After ten minutes or so the hostess seated us at a very nice table. The ambience is upscale with linens and well dressed polite staff. That would count for little of course if the food did not match the setting. It did not disappoint. We had lamb korma, chicken jalfrezi, rogan josh, mushroom rice and of course naan. The portions are generous and we intentionally order enough to take some home with us. It was that good. The price is very reasonable for the quality and quantity of the food. Overall it was a delightful experience and we will head straight there next time we are in Southampton.