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
81. Pandora
The Gunwharf website states: "PANDORA is a Danish brand that launched in the UK in 2005 and now has over 200 concept stores nationwide as well as a flourishing online business. As the largest manufacturer of jewellery in the world, producing more than 122 million pieces of jewellery each year, PANDORA is rightfully proud of its record on sustainability."Picture: Habibur Rahman Photo: Habibur Rahman
83. Polo Ralph Lauren
The Gunwharf website states: "Discover the latest collection. Polo Ralph Lauren’s uniquely American approach to style blends heritage pieces that are equal parts classic and modern. Incorporating traditional details and design flourishes in an homage that is unmistakably Polo Ralph Lauren. This unrivaled attention to detail and insistence on craft make each garment an icon that will remain relevant and stylish for generations." Photo: Google
84. Reiss
The Gunwharf website states: "Since 1971, Reiss has established itself as the global authority on design-led womenswear, menswear, childrenswear and accessories. With an uncompromising commitment to delivering innovative and original products, Reiss fuses exceptional design, quality and value to ensure a layer of timeless style across everything we do, from heritage style, to occasionwear, to our newest luxe leisure category." Photo: Google