10 of the best Portsmouth pubs to get food after the Great South Run
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Luckily Portsmouth has plenty of tasty options to indulge in, and these cosy taverns and Gastropubs serve up some of the best pub grub in the city – ideal for a post-race treat.
The Florence Arms Gastro Pub
Boasting an average score of 4.5 out of 5 on TripAdvisor, this attractive Gastropub is praised for its relaxed atmosphere, attentive staff and varied menu, which includes burgers, grilled meats, fish and chips, and a filling Sunday lunch.
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Hide AdVisit: 18-20 Florence Road, Southsea, PO5 2NE - theflorencearmssouthsea.co.uk
The Wave Maiden
Dishing up homemade American comfort food featuring artisan cheese, alongside vegan dishes and indulgent desserts, The Wave Maiden is a place to relax and tuck in - and there's a great range of craft beer, real ale and cider to help wash it all down too.
Visit: 36 Osbourne Road, PO5 3LT - facebook.com/thewavemaidensouthsea
The Old Customs House
Dubbed 'excellent' and 'very good' by visitors, this eatery sits in one of Portsmouth's original naval buildings and has a range of freshly cooked, locally sourced cusine to enjoy.
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Hide AdAs well as seasonal favourites, they also serve a hearty Sunday roast and a rotating daily specials board.
Visit: Vernon Buildings, PO1 3TY - theoldcustomshouse.com
The Marmion
The Marmion menu gives diners a great variety of choice, with the likes of beer battered fish and chips, fillet steak, burgers and nachos all on offer to enjoy, and with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5, the pub has plenty of happy customers.
Visit: 20 Marmion Road, Southsea, PO5 2BA - themarmion.co.uk
The Hole in the Wall
This snug eatery prides itself on its offering of traditional, homemade food and ever-changing selection of real ales, which diners can enjoy in its cosy and relaxed setting.
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The Eastney Tavern
Popular for its hearty Sunday roasts, friendly service and simple, yet tasty menu, diners can indulge in everything from succulent steaks and loaded burgers, to pies, seafood and classic English desserts.
Visit: 100 Cromwell Road, Southsea, PO4 9PN - eastneytavern.co.uk
Ship Anson
Ideal for both light lunches and evening meals, Ship Anson has something to please every palate, with plenty of pub classics on the menu - and the pub's new autumnal menu launches on 30 October, bringing a host of seasonal dishes to the table.
Visit: 10 The Hard, PO1 3DT - greeneking-pubs.co.uk
The Bridge Tavern
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Visit: 54 East Street, PO1 2JJ - bridge-tavern-portsmouth.co.uk
Brewhouse & Kitchen
Awarded an average rating of 4 out of 5 by diners, this welcoming pub and eatery is a great spot to grab a drink or two, or to enjoy a satisfying sit down meal.
Visitors can also brush up on their beer knowledge in the microbrewery, or take part in a beer and food matching masterclass.
Visit: 26 Guildhall Walk, PO1 2DD - brewhouseandkitchen.com
The King Street Tavern
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Hide AdHoused inside a characterful 18th century pub, this snug tavern is all about the wood smoked BBQ meats and great beer.
A must-visit for all meat lovers, there's everything from tender ribs and burgers, to steaks and hot sandwiches on the mouth-watering menu.
Visit: 70 King Street, Southsea, PO5 4EH - kingstreettavernportsmouth.co.uk