If you aren’t a Portsmouth local, it can be hard to find the hidden gems tucked away, but as Valentine’s Day is approaching let me share with you my top 5 go-to spots, which guarantee a good time with someone you love.
THE CHAMBERS - best romantic atmosphere
This cosy restaurant on Landport Terrace in Southsea, is conveniently dressed in plush red furniture, perfect for Valentines. It’s hosting a 3-course special for £45, so if you are looking for a more intimate night with classic cocktails, The Chambers is for you!
DICE PORTSMOUTH – best to bring luck
Dice Portsmouth on Albert Road is Portsmouth’s hidden gem, this date night is bound to bring laughs to your Valentines if you’re with your partner or even with your friends. Hundreds of classic board games, from Warhammer to Banagram, are served with food from a tasty menu, with both vegetarian and gluten-free options.
ARTYPOTZ CERAMICS – best for artistic expression
If you’re looking for a chill evening with your Valentine, Artypotz has you covered, with their paint-your-own pottery studio. From 6 – 8 pm, they guarantee a relaxing evening painting pottery: from mugs, plates, bowls or a vase that will hold your newly bought flowers. Artypotz is the perfect place for art lovers to spend Valentine's.
PANERO LOUNGE – funky furniture and 22 cocktails
Panero Lounge in the heart of Portsmouth’s Palmerston Road has a different, more stylish and intriguing vibe than the other restaurants in the area. Draped in funky furniture and photos they are ready to serve you for breakfast, lunch or dinner open 9 am – 11 pm. Panero’s menu is to die for with 22 cocktail options and a handful of mocktails, providing you and your valentines with a guaranteed great time.
SOUTHSEA CASTLE – Tudor splendour and sea views
If you are craving a quiet, intimate moment with your Valentines, away from the music and chatter, Southsea Castle might be your perfect match. This historical monument is elegantly peaceful. The place for some romantic stargazing with sea views, there’s nowhere else you’d rather be.
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