Top Restaurants in Cosham
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Where to eat Bar food in Cosham: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Cosham including The Golden Lion at Southwick, The Cormorant Restaurant, Harbour Lights Beefeater, The George Inn, Harvester Port Solent, The Wave Maiden, The First Post, Croxton's Kitchen & Tap House, Huis, Manor House Pub
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10. Manor House Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
A friendly local community pub with a large garden and children's play area. All major sports shown live. Dog friendly. Food served daily from 12 p.m. till 9 p.m.
Reviewed By 999lorrained
Came in today with a friend, had the miso burger absolutely amazing. Fast service, really friendly atmosphere, and landlord Jason was very accommodating. Highly recommend.
9. Huis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By Will C
Visited solo when down for work. Firstly, the 2 staff were very pleasant. The beer menu is excellent. Several Belgian beers on tap and a great range of around 100 bottled beers. The food was excellent. Prawn, chorizo and halluomi kebabs! Huge pork belly for main course. What a place this is. Well recommend and will be back if I'm in Southsea again.
8. Croxton's Kitchen & Tap House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Opened in 2018 and housed within the former Southsea Post Office building on Palmerston Road, Croxton's is an independent kitchen and tap house that offers a relaxed industrial dining experience, alongside a great selection of craft beers and real ales. D
Reviewed By Partner792
The venue is nice down a street packed with bars and restaurants. There are a range of good food options which are well prepared and tasty. We had a burger and a vegetarian shawarma both of which were good. This is definitely above normal pub standard. The place was quiet when we got in and got pretty busy by the end. All good.
7. The First Post
Overall Ratings
3 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By newts62
You know what youâre going to get in Wetherspoons and itâs great for a get together and a tasty cheap breakfast. I was with about nine friends and as we went to the bar we were greeted by a miserable barmaid who told us we should have booked. I didnât know you could book but according to mrs miserable there was only one member of staff on and she couldnât do everything. Apparently if we had booked more staff would have been booked in. Well - there was actually at least two other staff working and probably more behind scenes - all perfectly happy and polite employees. I fail to see what the difference is between one group of ten and five couples arriving at the same time. As we left mrs miserable cane to clear our table - muttering abuse loud enough for us to hear. Itâs a shame that one member of staff can spoil a breakfast date but we will just use a different Wetherspoons in future.
Where to eat British food in Cosham: The Best Restaurants and Bars
6. The Wave Maiden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 286 reviews
"Southsea's home of Sincere Beer." We serve a unique range of craft beer, cask ale, real cider, small-batch spirits & artisan wine. We specialise in homemade 'farm to table' American inspired comfort food with vegan versions of all of our menu items!
Reviewed By Verfieldboy1
I canât say I ever enjoy being away from home, having to do the usual trawl of local pubs before grabbing some dinner. But I must admit this bar is a real gem and I only wish I had found it sooner ! The Staff are welcoming and well informed as to what they sell and they keep their celllar in good order, donât walk by the modest exterior come in you wonât be disappointed John Boy
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5. Harvester Port Solent
Overall Ratings
3 based on 813 reviews
At Harvester Port Solent in Portsmouth food is fresh, full of flavour and just how you like it. Choose your tasty grill, sauce and side at our restaurant and we'll get cooking - while you head off to the famous Harvester salad bar to grab as much crisp, f
Reviewed By MrCV1971
Overall a good experience. Service was very good and when we found a foreign object on the fish they were first class with how it was dealt with. Food was. Ice as well Mrcv1971, thank you for your kind review; we are happy to pass along your comments to the team here at Harvester Port Solent!
4. The George Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Traditional public house with 7 real ales. Stunning views across Portsmouth and the Solent. Food served 12-2 Mon to Sat. Music Tuesday evenings. Fortnightly music quiz Sunday evenings.
Reviewed By 434russp
When visiting relatives in Portsmouth The George is always on my list of places to visit. It is my ideal of a pub - excellent choice of draught beers, friendly staff and no television. There is a good choice of lunchtime food and a great view over Portsmouth. Whatâs not to like?
3. Harbour Lights Beefeater
Overall Ratings
3 based on 748 reviews
Located next to Port Solent East premier inn
Reviewed By W3555DJmikew
1st order, mixed grill medium rare steak. Clearly not medium rare, gammon was tough as old boots, although the chicken was passable. All this for 16.992nd order the vegan sloppy Joe. Or should it be no slop dryer than the atacama desert. What's the point of catering for plant based when they serve rubbish. All for £13Maybe I'm just a snob, but please don't highly rate a place that is mediocre at the very best.
2. The Cormorant Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 475 reviews
A traditional English pub, serving great food in the Historical Conservation Area of Castle Street. Castle Street leads to the beautiful English Heritage site of Portchester Castle and St Mary's Church. Just a 5 minute drive from Portchester Crematorium,
Reviewed By Marsturus
We went to this place for a Sunday lunch and had a childâs lunch well half slice of beef quarter of a potato two pieces of carrot a little bit of cabbage a spoonful of sweet salty a little piece of cauliflower and a large Yorkshire puddingI had to go home and cook a meal I donât eat a lot but this was ridiculous was served on a side plate the best thing on the plate was the Yorkshire pudding
1. The Golden Lion at Southwick
Overall Ratings
4 based on 552 reviews
The Golden Lion has the honour of being the D Day pub that was used as the unofficial mess during the preparations for D Day at Southwick Park. The lounge was reputedly used by Churchill, Montgomery, Smuts and Eisenhower, the barmaid Edwina that served th
Reviewed By David N
We stayed overnight in our Motorhome in Southwick and the welcome we received in the Golden Lion was excellent. Wide choice of real ales, ciders and good wine and our food was very very good with large portions. Best of all was the friendly and helpful staff. A place we will return to whenever in the area.
