Pubs that have reopened: Full list of more than 100 pubs offering outdoor service across Portsmouth, Gosport, Fareham, and Havant

As part of the government’s road map out of lockdown, groups of up to six people or two households can now enjoy outdoor table service at pubs after lockdown restrictions were eased yesterday.

Pubs across Portsmouth and the surrounding towns have since opened their outdoor spaces as business resumes.

The list of reopened venues includes those part of pub groups Stonegate, Fuller’s, JD Wetherspoon, and Greene King, as well as independently owned pubs across the area.

Many pubs are operating a booking system and advise potential customers to check their website, Facebook page, or phoning ahead to ensure service.

Paul Taylor, landlord of the Rose in June on Milton Road, Kingston, said: ‘I’m absolutely buzzing and am really looking forward to it.

‘As long as everyone is sensible there won’t be a problem. It will be a difficult one to police but we will have fun doing it.’

Tom Yaman, owner of the Duke of Devonshire on Albert Road, said: ‘It’s been five months for us since we’ve been able to open as we don’t do food.

‘It’s been a long time. I’m excited to be able to reopen.

‘All our customers are looking forward to coming back.’

The list below will be updated as pubs release their reopening plans.

Portsmouth:

The Duke of Devonshire

The Admiral Drake

The Froddington Arms

The Baffins

The Lord Palmerston

The Sir Alec Rose

Spice Island

The Churchillian

Popworld & Fleet

Slug And Lettuce

The Dockyard

The Liquorist

The Fountain

The Painters

The Compass Rose

The Northcote Hotel

Brewhouse and Kitchen, in Southsea

The Rose In June

The Kings

The Tap

The British Queen

The Thatchers Bar

The Jolly Sailor

The Still and West

The Old Customs House

Fareham

The Wicor Mill, in Portchester

The King’s Head, in Wickham

The Roebuck Inn, in Wickham

The Cuckoo Pint, in Stubbington

The Seagull, in Portchester

The Lord Arthur Lee, Fareham town centre

Slug And Lettuce, in Fareham town centre

The Ironmaster, in Fareham town centre

The Crown, Fareham town centre

The Silver Fern, in Warsash

The Cormorant, in Portchester

The Queens Head, in Titchfield

Sir Joseph Paxton, in Titchfield

Havant and Waterlooville:

The Prince of Wales, in Havant

The Falcon, Waterlooville

The Heron, in Havant

The Ship Inn, in Havant

The Denmead Queen, in Waterlooville

The Parchment Makers, in Havant

The Red Lion, in Chalton

The Chairmakers, in Waterlooville

Gosport:

The Cocked Hat

The Eagle

The Fox

The Green Dragon (reopens on May 17)The Star

The Queens Head

The Three Tuns

The Seahorse

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