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
77. Murmur
The Gunwharf website states: "Murmur is a homeware collection designed and created with a purist approach, including quieter patterns, soothing colours and tactile materials, to create a feeling of serenity. This is a harmonious collection that inspires individuality in every home. Embrace slowness, subtlety and the senses." Photo: Gunwharf Quays
78. Musto - Gunwharf
The Gunwharf website states: "Musto is the world’s leading offshore sailing brand, rich in stories, worn by Olympians and record breakers, engineering product tested and proven in the most extreme conditions on the planet." Photo: Google
79. Nike
The Gunwharf website states: "With a mission to connect us all more closely with sport, Nike Unite is a new concept store from the global sports brand that encapsulates the local community of Portsmouth — from celebrating local landmarks and hometown athletes, to carefully curated product selections that reflect the city’s interests." Photo: Google
80. Original Penguin
The Gunwharf website states: "Made famous by the simple, chic designs embodied by its signature polo shirts, Original Penguin’s range has grown to offer a wide range of casualwear over the last 65 years." Photo: -