The Titanic Public House in Southampton

I recently visited The Titanic pub for some work drinks, and was pleasantly surprised by how good the customer service and atmosphere were! The new owners are very welcoming, friendly and chatty. Although it was very busy (it was its opening night), the bar staff worked very hard to serve everyone as quickly as they could, the drinks were very well made and well priced. The pub itself is well decorated, clean and tidy. Despite there only being one toilet cubicle in the ladies', it is well kept and well stocked with loo roll, soap and hand towels. Well worth a visit!

It's been remodeled and has a "speakeasy " vibe to it. The owner and bartenders are super friendly. Some sport on screens. Prices reasonable. No food. A must stop in..

disinformation, there is no titanic. i went inside expecting to experience the 1912 unbreakable ship. but it was just a pub

Called in here when following links to the RMS Titanic. Lots of interesting artefacts to view and a very friendly publican.

Loved this pub! Martin the barman is fantastic, friendly and professional. He taught us how to play the game table in there ( forget the name ) but it’s an old fashion game that I havnt seen before. Decorated as the titanic first class lounge was, lovely fireplace, piano that was old . Great pint . Great atmosphere, explained the history as we were so intrigued and he was knowledgeable! Perfect end to our day :)

I rated this a 2 because they have stopped selling food despite what appears on the website. It looked like an interesting location, the bartender was friendly but if you are looking for a meal you’ll need to go elsewhere.

Fab little pub. Martin, the landlord we presume, was awesome. Gave us a brilliant lesson in bar billards. Never seen this old game before. Such an interesting place. Was called The Queen after Queen Victoria, crewmen of Titanic's bar, renamed Titianic after the great ship. Lots of memorabilia. Popped back later in the afternoon for more bar billards.

If you don't mind having your temperature taken post pandemic then give this place a whirl. The beers are fabulous. I assume the landlord declined vaccinations which of course is his prerogative but it's not a nice way to start a relaxing evening for most I would assume. Still, the beer is fabulous .....

The Landlord/Manager/Owner still insists on taking people’s temperature when you walk in. His prerogative off course, not for us, so walked straight out and went a couple of hundred yards down the road for a beer there.

We visited the Titanic public house in Southampton twice during our short stay to get a drink before our evening meal in the main town. The pub is located on a corner plot in the ‘Old Town’ area and was a short walk from our hotel. On arrival, hand sanitiser was available as was a QR sign in for the NHS Covid 19 app. We were asked to ‘sign in’ to a register with name and time of arrival (later we also ‘signed out), we then had our temperature checked and were shown to a table by the friendly and helpful barman (wearing a face mask), who took our drinks orders and then delivered them to us. Payment was via ‘contactless’ card. In terms of Covid 19 precautions, we thought that this was the best organised bar or restaurant that we had visited. The interior of the pub is a shrine to all things RMS Titanic. There are pictures, plans of the ship, newspaper front pages covering the disaster and in the corner where we were sitting. A flat screen television showing documentaries featuring the ship. The pub is a ‘free house’ but keeping with the theme served some beers from the ‘Titanic’ brewery A lovely ‘town’ pub, the interior is far from the more contemporary interiors of the big chains but for first time visitors, we thought that we were made very welcome by the host and there was a nice ‘vibe’ about the place. If you are in the town and have an interest in the story of the RMS Titanic then a visit to this place will certainly not disappoint and we would certainly consider a return visit.

If you're gammon, this is probably the place for you. I'm not,I love southampton's multicultural population and I was insulted to have to listen to the landlord and barman and their racist, homophones rants. Never go here

What a great pub. Covid procedures in place, temp check on arrival. Dan was a great host, very chatty and we was made to feel very welcome by him and the regulars.

Amazing little pub, we came in while on a two day trip. Firstly came in and had a temp check which was good fun as anything under a certain number wins a prize. Secondly the bar man is the nicest man in Southampton, my son loves the titanic and the gentleman put on the tv and offered my son a choice of titanic movies to watch. My daughter is obsessed with captain smith so she called the barman captain smith and he was great fun with her. The drinks were good and at a reasonable price, overall we was all made to feel welcome and everyone in the pub was so friendly including the customers. I suggest everyone goes for a drink here, so many titanic pictures and facts around as well. Can’t wait to go back again just to go here.

My partner and I popped in after a little pub crawl, only to be greeted by some lovely elderly people playing bingo, we sat and watched whilst sipping our pint. The bar man then offered to show us how to play the ball game in the corner, very nice, friendly and calm pub.

Friendly staff and good warning given about step in the middle of the bar area. Beer was good, and someone has made an effort with the place, however a deeper clean at the edges of the carpet and in the toilets would be of benefit and earn a higher rating.

Mi primera visita a Southampton; Estaba buscando un buen lugar para beber. Dos pubs anteriores habían sido problemáticos, pero el Titanic me convenía. Me quedé para la prueba y la pasé bien.Al igual que varios pubs en el casco antiguo de Southampton, el Titanic es una hermosa pieza de arquitectura histórica, que ocupa una esquina de la calle. En el interior, hay una barra larga y espaciosa, con un diseño en forma de L que fomenta la socialización. El propietario, Spike Milligan, que se parece a Martin, es un personaje apropiado: acogedor, carismático, divertido, ligeramente desorganizado. Dirige un barco peculiar, por ejemplo, tenía una película en blanco y negro de Jimmy Edwards en la pantalla del pub, pero mantiene a flote este Titanic.Para el cuestionario, se dirigió a nosotros a través de un micrófono innecesariamente ruidoso, como si fuéramos una manifestación de protesta en Trafalgar Square, y recibió ayuda de preguntas visuales en la pantalla. La multitud que se reunió alrededor del bar parecía ser una mezcla de lugareños y visitantes, todos los cuales charlaron entre sí de manera amistosa y jocosa, lo que lo convirtió en un ambiente divertido. La prueba se realizó en papel, por lo que no era uno en el que todos debían callarse, lo que puede matar la atmósfera. Fue en 4 rondas, con un premio para cada una, lo que significa que las personas podían unirse a las que vinieron después del comienzo. Gracias a Martin por todo su esfuerzo inventando y elaborando el cuestionario.Pintorescamente, Martin te servirá un ligero y amargo. Lo amargo era la gallina vieja moteada y la cerveza ligera, por supuesto, John Courage. Beber nostálgico para mí eso.

Un pub con cerveza bien cuidada y muchas fotos de los viejos transatlánticos que alguna vez sirvieron al puerto. El pub puede estar ocupado, pero tiene un cuarto trasero que es más un restaurante que puede usarse como un desbordamiento para los visitantes.Nunca probé su comida, pero su cerveza era de un estándar galardonado y relativamente barata.

Visité este establecimiento un lunes por la noche en busca de comida y bebida, desafortunadamente a pesar de la señal al frente del pub, no sirven comida en ningún día de la semana, lo cual fue una verdadera lástima como el ambiente en el pub y la amabilidad del El señor de la tierra y los invitados en el pub habrían sido un gran lugar para pasar un par de horas, por desgracia, no para estar ya que teníamos hambre.

While walking around town we discovered this quaint little pub. There were some locals there and we had some good conversation. There was video of ships entering Southampton. The chairs were worn but that added to the character of the place. Good place to stop for a quick beer or drink. We did not have any food so can't comment on that.

En Southampton para el fin de semana y acaba de pasar por este pequeño pub. Muy contento de haberlo hecho. Como la mayoría de las personas, me atrajo el misterio y la fascinación del desastre del Titanic, así que decidí aparecer.El pub tiene una amplia selección de cervezas, vinos, licores y refrescos, así que pensé en probar algo local.Me pareció que el personal del bar era muy amable y la gente bebía allí también. Pronto me metí en una conversación y me hicieron sentir muy bienvenido.Si alguna vez vas a Southampton, prueba este lugar.

Was there on a business trip and called in, great selection of fine ales and the locals were very friendly. Will definitely go again.

To maximize your walk, do your research beforehand and know exactly where the sites are that you want to see. You can do a self guided tour. If you are not sure about where a site is, just ask any passerby who will be delighted to help.

popped in here for a pint, early Monday evening, one other customer. place is a weird place, as if just left behind in time -1950's. genial barman with old TV movie playing featuring a oyur Max Bygraves, in black and white, just about set the tone.barman and customer chatty and friendly. Beer was good if limited choice. i would go back if only because i didnt hate it in any way, but doesnt shine out either. great looking exterior

No estaba convencido, pero mi familia insistió en entrar. Sólo tomamos una bebida. Supongo que es un pub local con tradición pero que podría hacer con un buen lavado. El tema del Titanic me pareció un poco fantasmagórico. Sólo lleno de pocos regulares y luz tenue. En general hizo el trabajo. Las bebidas estaban frías eran las clases limpias hmm no estoy seguro. El precio estaba bien.

Mi marido y yo fuimos al Titanic por una pinta (para él) y un vino collapso el lunes por la tarde el 5 de noviembre. Elegimos el pub por el nombre. Habíamos pasado 2 horas en The Tudor House y el jardín anteriormente y paseamos por las murallas de la ciudad, por lo que ambos necesitaban un descanso. Las primeras impresiones parecían que el pub estaba un poco agotado, pero fue una bienvenida muy calurosa por parte de Callum, el barman nos tranquilizó y, como el clima era cálido, nos sentamos en la mesa del pavimento y disfrutamos hablando con los lugareños y con Callum. Él es un joven encantador y nos dio los mejores consejos de lugares para obtener y ver en la ciudad. Por lo tanto, si estás en la antigua ciudad de Southampton y necesitas un pub tradicional, prueba el Titanic. ¡Mi marido recomienda la amargura de los fantasmas!

Great local pub, a little bit quirky, good beer, nice settees, good place for a quiet drink again after shopping :-)

The restaurant/bar had a very limited menu, but the food was tasty. and filling The beer was cold, the bar tender friendly and helpful and the atmosphere fun. It was all we asked for.

We dropped in here for a drink. The beer was fine but the decor and furnishings are rather tired and it needs some money spending on it to bring it back up to standard. The toilets were in a right mess when I used them, with used paper towels strewn everywhere. I appreciate this sort of thing is hard to monitor constantly, but it does reflect on the clientele too. Don’t go here if you have sophisticated taste and/or high standards. It’s fine to drop in for a drink with some mates.

The pub has a brick exterior and whilst cosy inside, the decor is a little worn. Containing pictures and information on the Titanic it would be of particular interest to those interested in the Titanic story.

Absolutely lovely place with lovely and welcoming owner. I had a pint of “Titanic lifeboat” beer and a beef roll. It was really good and you can feel the spirit of Titanic while being there. I recommend! :)

Lovely friendly pub with victorian features, lovely warm welcomimg owner would absoutely return and reccomend.

Popped in here during a recent visit to Southampton to see the Stones. Nice to see someone remembers that the Titanic actually sailed from this great port, there is little else around the city that commemorates it. Whilst this bar is packed with memorabilia there weren't a lot of decent beers, the bulk of the proper ale pumps were covered over. Shame because it could be so much better.

Traditional pub with a good selection of beers. Warm welcome and fair prices. Nice relaxed atmosphere. Didn't eat here but seemed to offer a reasonable selection of food options served at various times.

Went here because of the name as was interested in the history of Titanic, which was the main reason for visiting Southampton. If your interested in Titanic you must visit! Just had drinks. This a proper nice old pub. Martin the landlord was fantastic! You must visit if nearby!

Like many others i stumbled across this by accident. Was heading into the city and spotted it through some buildings. Well worth the visit as it's a traditional type of pub and the staff were excellent. Used to be called the Queens but has now reverted to it's traditional name thankfully.

We were looking for a pub for a drink in after dinner and a passerby had recommended The Titanic to us. We were a bit unsure when we went in - it looks a bit rough and ready but we ended up having such a great night! It's clearly a local's pub but the people could not have been nicer! I'd definitely recommend and would go there again next time we're in Southampton.

Called in for a pint after spotting it by accident an wasnt disappointed the titanic bitter was excellent the land lord was very welcoming and the pub is like a proper pub with old movies on tv fantastic place

Good traditional pub with very good service, good for a quick drink whilst exploring Southampton's Old Town.

Very local, friendly. Has an interesting old pool table to observe. Definitely a local scene. Television is on with old movies.

We visited this pub for the first time on a recent visit to Southampton. The Titanic connection was a major factor for our visit. There are some interesting pictures and information displayed around the pub relating to the ill fated liner. The beer is good...

What a delightful little pub (maybe not appropriate if your going on a cruise lol) The owner was really friendly and didn't mind at all that we asked several questions about his pub. Loved the decor , it was so cosy. It felt like we...

Mi esposa y yo estábamos pasando por delante y decidimos hacer una parada para una rápida pinta. Bien, que rápido se convirtió en una noche de Pinta.

Las paredes mientras deambulando de Southampton, nos encontramos con este fantástico edificio, pub, y vale la pena una visita.

Fuimos a este pub el sábado por la noche para ver el partido de Inglaterra fue bastante un pub popular cerveza era buen ambiente agradable. nos volvimos el domingo por la tarde estaba hablando con el propietario fue muy amable y sociable que recomendaría.

Out with a friend and looking for a decent pub. This was spot on. Everyone was friendly from the second we sat down. The landlord has a tale to tell that is worth hearing. Had a game of bar billiards and that meant meeting some great friendly locals. Proper pub. Decent beer. Friendly people. Excellent.

Shamelessly cashing in on the Titanic tragedy, this pub renamed itself the Titanic in recent years seemingly to attract visitors from the cruise ships which dock in Southampton for the day. It styles itself as a Titanic-themed pub and does have a couple of Titanic pictures on display but what was missing when we visited was a) customers - it was empty b) atmosphere - it was empty c) food. We had passed the pub in the morning before it opened, with three friends who were visiting on a cruise ship. They expressed an interest in going in so we noted the opening times and also noted the sign by the door that said food is available from 12pm until 3pm every day. We returned at 2pm for lunch (having ignored the wealth of cafes and restaurants on our walk) only to be told "Oh no, there's no food today." But the barman did recommend the Red Lion, just a couple of minutes away. Unfortunately, that pub stops serving food at 2pm!

We were out for a night out and visiting pubs around Southampton and then on for a meal, and have to say loved this place we were made very welcome by the staff. Was paying by card and offered me cash back as had no money on me. A game of bar billiards and chat with the regulars felt like I'd been drinking there years. We off for our meal only to return after as loved the place so much. Will definitely be returning on my next night out in Southampton

I only went in for a couple of pints. The regulars and barkeep started chatting with me after my second one and they were quite friendly. I was a tourist but they gave me a couple of tips on where to go sightseeing. Check it out.. being a mariner I went just cause of the name but Its worth the stop over..

Popped in here Saturday afternoon with our friends, windows were glass etched with the Queen, which I believe that it previously was, now it's called the Titanic, only two ales on which was dissapointing. The inside looks like it's going through a bit of a transition, hopefully things will get sorted and it will become a real ale house soon because with the right people in charge this could become a gold mine.

The barman was great and treated us like royalty. So nice to meet the locals, and be treated like friends.

Endroit très typé, accueil chaleureux. Feu dans la cheminée. Bières excellentes. Architecture très particulière!!

Popped in for a quick pint after the Kate Melua concert and stayed for about 2 hours, warm friendly and great real ales, also fell in love with the Rumbullion Spiced Rum !!!a must for any drinker or Titanic Fan

Very quaint pub. Beer was good, small pub but comfortable. They were late opening so we ended up walking around the old city and returned for a drink so we could say we went to the pub because of the history of the place.

My wife and I popped into the Titanic for a pleasant drink prior to our last cruise from Southampton. How could you walk past such a named public house when departing on a cruise from Southampton especially as our ship was berthed not too far from the dismantled pier that the Titanic actually sailed from? The drinks and the company were enjoyable and we would have stayed longer if there was some eats available.

Undergoing refurbishment during my visit, yet still open for drinks. Kitchen is closed. Just out of sight of the city centre shoppers, but right on the tourist trail. Used to be called The Queen, but changed name to attract the tourists. Two casks, and one is always by the Titanic brewery, of course.Judging from other comments, the refurbishment has been going on for some time now.....

If you judged this place by the decor, you'd probably not give it much shrift. We went in for a quick pint before dinner and it is a faded, jaded sort of decor at first glance, but the selection of ales on the pumps looked decent so we stayed. Friendly locals, cheerful barman, excellent beer, some unusually comfortable bar stools, and prices were normal as far as I can recall. We were somewhat late for dinner, which tells it's own tale. A splendid place to drink beer. Which, according to my dictionary, is what a pub should be. So we did.

Called in for a quick drink on the way to our restaurant. Strange is not the word....I thought at first they were in the middle of decorating so was going to walk out again but there was a very smart young man behind the bar who seemed friendly. Ordered drinks - no frills, (no lemon, straws etc!) think they managed ice though! Found a place to sit - chairs were ripped, xmas decs still in window (or maybe early decorations!) no carpet, bare, uneven floorboards, a lovely fireplace that was unused, various articles hanging around that served no purpose, tables upside down, a computer and files/paperwork on bar along with cleaning materials! Plus chandeliers! I just wasn't sure if they were trying to re-create the Titanic feeling or if they were in the process of revamping it. It was cold and smelt fusty also. There were 3 others sat at the bar along with, what looked like a homeless man. When we left I think the owner was outside having a cigarette and the 'homeless' man shouted "***k off and don't come again"!!! Hilarious - perhaps you could go in for a laugh sometime!This could be a nice pub with all the Titanic memorabilia but its gone wrong somewhere! The young chap behind the bar tried his best and was perhaps the best part of the pub! He looked very smart and looked liked he didn't really belong here!

We were early for a wedding , as we past the Titanic we went in for a drink. We got a warm welcome. But what a run down pub,uneven floor, poor seating, the pub as little going for it.

Man skal unde sig selv en tur på The Titanic Public House, for at se og opleve en ægte engelsk pub med alt hvad dette indebære af ale i alle afskygninger. Her er der masser af øl man kan og måske bør prøve, men ikke for mange så bliver man rundtosset.Det.er et hyggeligt sted som bør sesIi

Very weird place to visit but nice and unique. A little bit smelly. And expensive. But the bartender looked like a real chef.

maybe it can be visited for a time , 15 minutes walk to city centre. The staff are so kind and friendly. An old man is serving in this place, always smiling and welcoming person. You can tast some delicious foods. Don't expect any spacial thing related to Titanic..

Not exactly my cup of tea- pretty old, worn and home made. A very tacky place that did not work for me but guess it will trap some poor unsuspecting tourists.

Bis auf ein paar nette Biersorten (nicht alle vorrätig) weder vom Publikum noch von der Einrichtung her interessant

Saw this place and had to stop in for a drink. It's pretty small and was under some renovation when we were there. Met the owner/bartender -he was friendly. Seems more of a locals bar. Also had one of their "specials" -Shot of something..-was pretty good.

Truly stuck in the 60-70's we were picked up by a 'lady of the night' as we arrived who carried on pestering us while at the bar. Tired as its locals were the bar person was friendlyWon't recommend ladies go we won't be back

Had a fab time in southhampton, we visted to visit peppa pig world for our 3 year old daughter and lost Kingdom for my 8 year old son it was fantastic we all had a brilliant time especially the kids. We even booked on an extra night at the jurys in so we could explore the city, we visited the titanic museum which was amazing. The hotel we stayed in (jurys inn) was fantastic breakfast was lovely and the rooms was vary clean and tidy.

Jen my wife loves all things titanic related and bought some official Titanic gifts from this small but nice barThe owner was very friendly and knew a lot of information about the titanic and looking around bar was so cool as it had news paper cuttings pictures gifts and everything titanic related seemed very themed bar but done well

Dropped in here for a drink on way back to hotel. I was reluctant to go in but was persuaded by my husband. So glad we did. Had such a fab time we stayed longer than planned!! Lovely landlord. Will definitely be back next time in Southampton

Nel centro della cittadina un piccolo angolo di vera Inghilterra con servizio cortese e cordiale e buona selezione di birre alla spina. Ambiente accogliente e bella atmosfera. Una sosta molto piacevole. Non fa ristorazione.

Visited here from London while staying in southampton for the weekend.Was told about this Pub from a friend who had visited for Lunch.we booked to have a christmas meal at the pub while visiting and i must say the food was excellent it felt like home cooking.A lot to pick from the menu and the sizes of the courses were big.Lovely friendly staff who looked after us really well.Lovely Local Pub and also for tourist to visit

Visited on Saturday 5th December with about a dozen members of the FA Cup Final Fans Choir and had a great night with good ales and fun on the karaoke. Next night, after our civic light turning on duties we returned in greater numbers and the landlord willingly put on again a karaoke night for us. Wow! Same time, same place next year.

I had the best meal I've had for a long time. The beer was well kept and went down fabulously.There's a really pleasant and friendly atmosphere here. The service was excellent and the staff were top rate. Karaoke night was particularly good fun.

Great pub, were in Southampton as guests of Totton, to turn on The Christmas Lights. We stumbled across this great little pub on the Saturday night as there was a karaoke!! We were made to feel most welcome, so much so that after our performance on Sunday we returned and were delighted that the landlord powered up the karaoke again for another great night. Thank you so much for hosting us - see you again!!

Well this pub took some searching out but with a name like Titanic was it worth it? I guess it is down to the type of pub or eatery you are looking for.For us importance is good simple food, good beer, friendly staff and good atmosphere really more of a locals pub it met all ....looking for something trendy not for you

The Titanic has a good atmosphere, and a friendly place to visit. The staff are very friendly, and good at there job. I had the fish and chips, and it was first class. The pub is just of the beating track, near to the Tudor House, witch also worth a visit.

It has a good atmosphere and there is a good value for money. It looks rustic and it is very very friendly and very very welcoming.

This is a lovely pub close to Tudor House. Clientele are a good mixture of friendly locals and tourists. The bar staff are attentive and friendly and Martin, the landlord, looks like captain Smith. Thankfully this Titanic IS unsinkable

Fab proper pub. Just get rid of those stupid flashing disco rope lights. It“s not the right enviroment makes your boozer look tacky guvnor.

The staff rob was amazing but the manager martin he hasnt had a shave and he was cooking i think hygene is a problem with him he stunk and the toilets looked tllike they havent been cleaned it stuck of urine and if o wanted a cheese burger it would be 1 hour wait the lints there were disgusting it tasted like the pipes for draught was not cleaned in ages please every one dont go there it is the worst pub going

Had a lovely warm welcome. It was interesting to see some Titanic information on the walls. Stayed for a couple of drinks and found it a pleasant experience

We were looking for somewhere to hold our wedding reception and we came upon the titanic pub and we just new it was the place for us. Martin the landlord was so great from the start,We pre choose our meals from a specially selected version of titanic menu,there were 29 of us in all 3 of which were children. Nearly all guests had 3 courses.Martin and his crew were absolutely amazing , they had the far end of the pub set up when we arrived and the decorations were spot on , they all worked very hard through out the day and thanks to all their hard work we had the most amazing day ,they really set out to make our day special and they did . The locals were great to and very friendly,Martin set up the karaoke for the evening and everyone joined in and had fun .

Хороший паб, в интерьере доминирует корабельная тема, и много настенной информации о Титанике. Заходили сюда на ланч, очень приличные супы.

It's not easy to find decent fish n chips in the UK! However, this pub had a lovely well drained breaded cod that was served with peas (sweet) and chips that were not soggy. Well worth a try downed with a cold ale. Follow the QE2 Mile pedestrian route which runs through the heart of the city from the Cenotaph down to the waterfront at Town Quay. Great experience.

Southampton and RMS Titanic are for ever tied together. This pub has some interesting memorabilia and this makes a visit worthwhile , the beer was good and the atmosphere friendly. Go look for yourself.

We are leaving Southampton for pastures new. Feeling guilty that we have not written a review about this pub before over the past 4 years. I hope we find a pub in our new city where visitors, new residents and locals are made to feel as welcome. This is a fantastic pub and we would thoroughly recommend giving it a visit.

This pub is lovely, the staff and locals were extremely welcoming and the pricing quite reasonable.The food was ok, cheap pub food ultimately, wouldn't eat here generally The memorabilia on the walls is very cool, engaging and informativeWould recommend a visit

Had a swift drink here en route to somewhere else, nice atmosphere and lots of Titanic memorabilia,nice little pub in the middle of a city !

Popped in for a pint to say we had been in...very nice pub. We were at the Grand Harbour but made a special visit to see the pub.

So I thought it might have some reproduction pub wall art of the tragic event. It did, and it was very good reproduction wall art. Nice history on the walls, But..... I stuck to the floor. I was overcome with the fragrance of Jeys Fluid, and the back of the bar stools and their wooden legs, the liquid stains has not been touched for months. In a word. FILTHY. I wiped my feet on the pavement outside when I left.

Situated in a side street off the main lower Bar-gate high street.All hands on deck and to your muster points, I think it won't be long before this ship sinks. Even before we went in we were asked outside if we were policemen and could we 'escort' the 'lady' inside, should have been a clue?Inside was nothing short of sad, tired and strange. The memorabilia was 'tacky' the video on the TV showing a rotation of the ship sinking and no Titanic bitter for sale.Sadly this could and should be so much a better tourist attraction

A short visit to this pub. It does have some memorabilia but nothing that is really special and lots of facsimile's of papers dotted throughout. Barman was dressed in waistcoat which looked very smart and was very friendly. Would visit again as it was quiet and you could have a decent conversation without shouting.

Popped in for a pint after stumbling across it found,a bit of a hidden gem.Chatted to a few customers there who were on one of those massive ships that was in port.Friendly,chatty barman who was very polite and rustled me up a quick burger for about four quid when I was feeling a bit hungry.A shame it was pretty quiet,as I can see a lot of potential but most people are up the other end of town.This is a much nicer old school pub,glad I found it.

Из отеля отправили в какой-то другой паб, а в итоге оказались в этом. Потрясающий немолодой бармен, седой, в очках, читающий газету на айпаде. Делал очень вкусные и необычные фирменные шоты. Обстановка немного корабельная, но без перебора. За соседним столиком играли в покер. В общем очень крутое погружение в местный паб.

We were looking for somewhere to have dinner, wandering around. After being in Italy for a while we were looking forward something like pub food. The pub was fairly empty so we thought 'oh oh' but it was great, the food was good but the service was outstanding. The barmaid and the cook who I think is also the owner were really lovely, they chatted and made us feel really welcome

Staff are friendly upon arrival and you feel welcome immediately. Drink prices are competitive and the pub itself is lively and spacious. There is a great community feel and it is clear that the locals are loyal!

Great place to visit a lot of information on this ship,would recommend a visit and is very close to cruise ship terminal Martin the landlord great to speak to

We have been to The Titanic a few times now, and are always welcomed with fantastic service and a friendly atmosphere. We have visited as a family during the day and as a couple in the evening. If you are a Titanic enthusiast it's a must, with a few books and themed items for sale too.

We came across this Pub by happy accident. We travelled to Southampton the Thursday night ready for our cruise the following day. That evening we wondered about looking for somewhere to have a drink. From the outside it looked lively with plenty of customers so we went in. So glad we did it was a great start to our holiday. It had a lovely party feel to it, everyone having a great time, no one out of place. Good prices too. The staff were lovely and genuinely looked happy in their work. We will definitely visit again next time we are cruising.

We had just visited the Sea City Museum where we viewed the Titanic exhibition, so it seemed coincidental when we stumbled upon The Titanic pub on our way back to our hotel. We decided to make it our stop for lunch. The pub is dated but filled with lots of memorabilia on the Titanic and news articles on the tragic sinking. Being noon, it was surprisingly empty for the time. There were a few elderly chaps sitting at the bar chatting with the proprietor. We could make our choice from a limited snacks menu so we ordered Fish & Chips and Chilli with Chips.The chef was another kindly elderly man who seemed to turn on the fryer only when there might be a food request. Surprisingly though, within 25 minutes, our food was in front of us. The food was okay, nothing special and the chips tasted like they were fried in re-used oil. The one thing that turned us off here were the dirty drinking glasses.We were the only two persons having lunch. One couple popped into the pub for a quick drink and a guy passed in just to take photos of the memorabilia-filled walls during our time there, but otherwise it was lacking much festivity due to the emptiness of the pub. When we had our meal and left, no one else had come in to drink or order lunch. From our experience here, we felt as though The Titanic pub has had its time. It may just be in need of some fresh young energy to make this gem thrive again.

Wow, fantastic memorabilia concerning the Titanic. Real pictures and newspaper articles adorning the walls. Great food and wonderful atmosphere. Very enjoyable.