The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Charles Dickens Portsmouth South East

Gilley’s Diner in Portsmouth, NH, is a hidden gem for anyone looking for classic diner food in a charming, nostalgic setting. My wife and I stopped by for a quick bite and were impressed by the experience. She ordered a hot dog with fries, and I opted for a double cheeseburger with fries. Both were served within 5 minutes, hot, fresh, and full of flavor. Despite the small menu, the food is top-notch for diner fare, and the friendly service adds to the experience. The diner itself is small and quaint, with only six seats, but the charm of this old food truck-turned-diner more than makes up for it. The service was fantastic—there's only one person running the place, and she handled everything seamlessly. If I lived in the area, I'd be here at least once a month. Highly recommend for anyone craving a quick, delicious meal in a cozy, old-school diner atmosphere.

I order single macchiato and they bring me this

Went for a Sunday lunch carvery. We were visiting the Rowans hospice and this pub is very close by. There were 5 of us adults. Never been in the pub before so didn't know what to expect. We had a warm welcome and great table service, which is rare these days. The carvery was lovely, 4 different meats to choose from. There is a 2 meat or 3 meat option. We all had the 2 meats and had a generous amount of each. There were lots of veg options, cauliflower cheese, leeks, pickled cabbage,even mac and cheese etc, huge Yorkshire puds and crispy roast potatoes plus all the sauces. The price was £10 for all this! We all really enjoyed our meals. Would highly recommend.

We arrived at 1615, the restaurant was advertised as "open" until 1700, we had our two young grandchildren with us (two adults and two young children). went to order meals, all wanted hot meals and were curtly informed hot meals were finished and when we asked when they stopped, we were given a short response "NOW", to which I was thoroughly disgusted: One they shouldn't advertise open for food when they are not and secondly they should employ staff with a modicum of politeness.

Nelsons Bar es el bar para Southsea Leisure Park, pero está abierto para no residentes. Hay varias pantallas para centrarse en ver el deporte. No hay cerveza real disponible.

The place looks good and has the character of a 20s jazz club. Sadly however the cocktail choice was limited to 6 none of which would be on the top 10 list of any of the 7 of us who attended. We also had £35 added to our bill for the live music which was unexpected. As a larger group the volume of the music made it impossible to have a conversation so we left after 2 drinks. It's early days for this place so I hope they can tweak it to fulfill its potential

Very rude staff. Ordered two coffees. Server mumbled something. Coffees served in take away cups. I said ‘sorry we are sitting in’. Staff member says ‘dishwasher broken, it’s take away cups only’. I said ‘but the dishwasher has been broken for over a month now and last time I was allowed to take a proper cup, and your colleague said that he’d wash it’. ‘No, it’s health and safety’. Not an apology, quite brusque and rude. I said ‘I will wash the cup myself, I just don’t like take away cups, the coffee doesn’t taste as good’. At £4 a cup, I do feel that customers can expect a cup! Staff says ‘well you were told it’s take away cups only and you still ordered, if you don’t like it I’ll refund you’. Hubby drank his, I accepted a refund for the principle. I feel that the staff simply do not wish to fill and empty the dishwasher. Which large chain would allow a dishwasher to be out of use for over a month???