We’ve compiled a list of some of the centre’s shops, bars, restaurants and more. It comes as Gunwharf is undergoing a huge £45M makeover.
Portsmouth City Council has granted planning permission for the second phase of Landsec’s £45m investment into Gunwharf Quays which will “give visitors an improved full day out experience”.
As previously reported, the first phase of the project is focused on The Avenues and work will take place over the rest of this year.
A recent addition to the shopping centre is a new Banana Tree restaurant, which replaced popular eatery Cafe Rouge. You can see what our reviewer thought of Banana Tree here: I tried Gunwharf Quays' new Banana Tree restaurant.
Here are 93 businesses operating in Gunwharf Quays
61. Hatley
Founded as the Little Blue House in 1986 in North Hatley, Quebec, family-owned brand, Hatley specialises in clothing for children aged 0-12 years old including rainwear and sleepwear. Photo: Gunwharf Quays
62. Havaianas
The Gunwharf website states: "The original, iconic flip flop brand from Brazil.The Havaianas store has a huge range of flip flops, sandals, espadrilles and beach accessories, in every colour you could want. Havaianas represent comfort, happiness and freedom in the most simple and stylish form."Picture: Gunwharf Quays. Photo: Gunwharf Quays
63. Bowling
If you are in the mood for a bit of friendly competition, why not head down to Gunwharf for a spot of bowling at Hollywood Bowl. Alongside the 26 lanes on offer they also have American style dining and further amusements. Photo: Hollywood Bowl
64. Karl Lagerfeld
The Gunwharf website states: "Featuring Parisian-inspired classics with a rock-chic attitude, the KARL LAGERFELD portfolio includes ready-to-wear for women, men and kids, plus bags, small leather goods, footwear, fragrances, eyewear and more. The Maison’s creative vision is led by Design Director Hun Kim; additional members of the KARL family include Style Advisor Carine Roitfeld, brand ambassador Sebastien Jondeau and collaborator Amber Valletta, amongst others." Photo: Google