This combined club, bar and restaurant is the focal point of Southampton's thriving gay community. In the packed downstairs bar, a mix of gay and straight lads and ladies, plus the odd stray tranny, chat and make new friends or dance to hi-energy classics. Upstairs in the Loft Bar you can enjoy a meal in the dining area, chill out on comfortable sofas or pop down to the garden. A narrow corridor leads through to The Box, a small, dimly lit extension to The Edge. Here the atmosphere is clubbier and the music harder, in a house and garage vein.
One of the most unique bars in town, Bring & Mix never fails to leave you surprised. Here, you bring your own bottle of alcohol and hand it over to their mixologist, who then uses it as a base, mixes in a few other elements and conjures up an impeccable cocktail. Putting together a combination of fresh fruit juices, spices, herbs, sodas and syrups, the bartender creates an innovative concoction that excites your palate. Gather your friends, grab a bottle of your choice and head to this bar for a round or two of unique yet exciting drinks.
One of the premier nightspots in the city, Vodka Bar & Nightclub is a great place to unwind after a tough week. A site packed with excitement, the party at this club goes on until the wee hours of the morning. Set over two levels, with a bar and dance-floor on both levels, the club plays host to some of the most iconic DJs and live bands, who keep the place alive with a fabulous selection of classical and modern hits. At the bar, one can indulge in a variety of imported spirits and exclusive cocktails, and even munch on a light snack.
An award-winning brewpub in Town Quay, The Dancing Man offers an eclectic variety of local crafts and ales. Situated within the historic Wool House, the pub’s interiors aptly mirror the rustic tones of the building. An ideal spot for a laidback evening with friends, the brewpub features a rotational selection of beers and ales on tap. This only ensures that no two visits are the same here and each is packed with new experiences. Along with its brews, the pub’s fine food menu, which includes a tantalizing selection of classic British dishes and pub grub, is a major crowd puller.
One of the city's premier bars, Rumba never fails to make your experience a memorable one. Its vintage Cuba-inspired decor features a mosaic of posters and paintings, warm colors, cozy couch seats, a lengthy bar counter and wood paneled floors that create a perfect ambiance for a relaxed round of drinks. Its well-stocked bar boasts a collection of spirits, brews and wines, as well as a selection of exclusive mixed drinks. The cocktails at this bar are the talk of the town, with the Mint Fizz, The Passionate Margerita and Cosmopolitan Metropolitan, topping the popularity list.
A typical British pub, The Harrow Inn is one of the best places in town for a round of beers and a bite of some classic English food. Set in a vintage country house, nestled amidst lush green trees and gardens, this privately-owned bar sets the tone perfectly for a leisurely round of drinks with friends. Well-stocked with a variety of local brews, along with selection of European ales, beers and ciders, this bar has something for every beer-lover. Along with a great beer selection, this is also where one can feast on an impeccable Treacle tart, Rare Bee and Ham off the Bone.
One of the most unique bars in town, Bring & Mix never fails to leave you surprised. Here, you bring your own bottle of alcohol and hand it over to their mixologist, who then uses it as a base, mixes in a few other elements and conjures up an impeccable cocktail. Putting together a combination of fresh fruit juices, spices, herbs, sodas and syrups, the bartender creates an innovative concoction that excites your palate. Gather your friends, grab a bottle of your choice and head to this bar for a round or two of unique yet exciting drinks.
A typical British pub, The Harrow Inn is one of the best places in town for a round of beers and a bite of some classic English food. Set in a vintage country house, nestled amidst lush green trees and gardens, this privately-owned bar sets the tone perfectly for a leisurely round of drinks with friends. Well-stocked with a variety of local brews, along with selection of European ales, beers and ciders, this bar has something for every beer-lover. Along with a great beer selection, this is also where one can feast on an impeccable Treacle tart, Rare Bee and Ham off the Bone.
Located in the quaint village of Fritham, The Royal Oak in one of the oldest spots in the city. The place opened up in 1835 and since then has been consistently serving it's customers. The bar serves 3 beers on the tap and has 5 rotating beers from nearby breweries at any time. In addition to alcohol, they also have a small selection of food available for lunch. They have also appeared in CAMRA's Good Beer Guide and has been awarded as 'country pub of the year' by the Good Pub Guide.
An attractive country pub.
The Golden Eagle is a popular nightspot in Southsea. The pub resembles an old Briitish house; the interiors are well decorated and the ambiance is very lively and informal. Live gigs and music concerts are a regular phenomenon at the venue. International artists, national and local bands have performed at the Golden Eagle to the wide applause of the crowds. The food served is varied and delicious. The wide range of cocktails and mocktails can be enjoyed by the dance floor. Visit website for event details.