André's Food Bar
Takeaway · Southsea
Small food bar on Osborne Road.
- 54 Osborne Road, Southsea
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Takeaway · Southsea
Small food bar on Osborne Road.
Pub · Southsea
Brewpub on Southsea Terrace.
Vietnamese restaurant · Southsea
Vietnamese pho and bubble tea on Albert Road.
Café · Southsea
Café on Albert Road.
Café · Southsea
Coffee shop on Palmerston Road.
Restaurant · Southsea
Restaurant and bar on Albert Road.
Italian restaurant · Southsea
Italian restaurant on Kent Road.
Café · Southsea
Coffee shop and café on Albert Road.
Pub · Southsea
Pub on Clarence Parade, a short walk from the seafront.
Indian restaurant · Southsea
Indian restaurant on Albert Road.
Café · Southsea
Bubble tea café on Palmerston Road.
Spanish restaurant · Southsea
Spanish restaurant on Albert Road.
Asian restaurant · Southsea
Asian restaurant on Kings Road.
Thai restaurant · Southsea
Thai restaurant and takeaway on Albert Road.
Café · Southsea
All-day café bar on Palmerston Road.
Indian restaurant · Southsea
Indian restaurant on Albert Road.
Japanese restaurant · Southsea
Japanese restaurant on Albert Road.
Café · Southsea
Café at Southsea Tennis Club on Clarence Esplanade.
Greek restaurant · Southsea
Greek restaurant on Osborne Road.
Pub · Southsea
Greene King pub on Albert Road.
Fish and chips restaurant · Southsea
Fish and chip restaurant on Clarendon Road.
Pub · Southsea
Wetherspoon pub on Palmerston Road.
Café · Southsea
Tearoom on Western Parade, facing Southsea Common.
Restaurant · Southsea
Restaurant on Osborne Road.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Pier on the Southsea seafront, about a kilometre east of Southsea Castle.
Victorian pumping station with restored engines, some dating from 1887, opened to visitors on regular open days.
Church of England church built in 1851 by Thomas Ellis Owen as part of his Southsea housing development.
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Medieval walls and merchants' houses, the Titanic story at SeaCity and the ferries at Town Quay
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The Historic Dockyard, the Spinnaker Tower, Gunwharf Quays and the old harbour-mouth streets
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