Here are 21 of the newest pubs in Portsmouth which have opened since the millennium
By Matthew Mohan-Hickson
Published 28th Feb 2019, 14:03 GMT
PORTSMOUTH is a city with no shortage of pubs.
In the last week, The News has highlighted all the pubs designed by A E Cogswell as well as some of the oldest pubs in the city. Now we turn our attention to the ones which launched in the 21st Century and remain open:
Newest pubs in Portsmouth
This pub in Gunwharf Quays is part of a national chain and opened in the 21st Century. In 2015 it under went a full refurbishment.
Located in Osbourne Street, Southsea, this cafe-style bar opened for business in 2010. It's success has prompted the opening of a sister site in Chichester.
This pub in Spring Street opened in 2018 and is inspired by the speakeasies from the Prohibition era in America. It has 1920s inspired music and a range of drinks.
This establishment in Palmerston Road, Southsea, opened in 2018. It took over the site that was once occupied by Post Office Counters.
Located in Victoria Road South, Southsea, this pub opened in 2007. It briefly changed its name to The Globe in 2011 but quickly switched back to the original name.
This bar and restaurant in Palmerston Road, Southsea, opened during the 21st Century. It offers over a 100 different gins. Picture: Google Maps
This pub in Elm Grove opened in 2004 on the site of two former retail. Inside the walls are decorated with framed prints and large movie posters. Picture: Google Maps
This Fratton pub opened at the Staggeringly Good brewery in December 2018. It is set up like a dinosaur-themed church.
Located in Elm Grove, Southsea, this pub opened in 2015. It is a Belgium bar and brasserie and it replaced the One Legged Jockey boutique.
