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The Jolly Roger – Gosport
Right along the Gosport waterfront a little way up from the Explosion Museum is The Jolly Roger. It’s a lovely pub that looks out over the harbour.
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The Cams Mill – Fareham
You can find Cams Mill just outside of Fareham beside the viaduct, right next to the creek and leading into Portchester. Despite being on a main road it’s a pub with incredible views looking out over the water. If you get it on the right day with the right weather it’s a relaxing place to…
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The Bluebird Cafe – Lee-On-The-Solent
We went to the Bluebird Cafe in Lee-on-The-Solent for one reason and one reason only: The Bluebird Rainbow ice cream.
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Harper’s Steakhouse and Bar – Swanick
Right beside Swanick Marina on the way into Southampton sits Harper’s Steakhouse and Bar. It’s a swish and sprawling restaurant attached to a hotel and if you’re ever going past with a growling belly then swing into the carpark and grab a table.
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The Alma Inn – Upham
After a restaurant detour and ice cream stop it’s back to our regularly scheduled pub grub crawl. Where next? The Alma Inn in Upham, a Stonehouse pub near Marwell zoo. It’s been on our to-visit list since a friend recommended it.
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Las Iguanas – Southampton West Quay
Yeah ok, ok. Las Iguanas is not a pub. But if we’re eating, why not review it? You never know what you might be in the mood for. So, it’s a bit more expensive because it’s restaurant prices and it’s great if you love Mexican and South American food.
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The Sailmaker – Gosport
Next stop on our little food-sploration journey is The Sailmaker, in Gosport. In the spirit of full honesty we had a bad experience here a few years ago and haven’t been back since. But when someone told us it’d had a change we thought we’d give it another go.
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The Village Inn – Park Gate
Every pub crawl has to start somewhere. For us it started at The Village Inn, a lovely pub in Park Gate, Southampton, nestled next to a busy road but somehow still peaceful.
The Pub Grub Hub
The Pub Grub Hub 