Pubs in Gosport

Queens Hotel

143 Queens Road, Gosport PO12 1LG

Under the same management for over 35 years, this award-winning free house is sought after by locals and visitors from all over the country. The focal point is a real fire with a carved wood surround. Three guest beers are available, from independent breweries and micros. Snacks are served on Friday lunchtimes. The pub is the principal outlet for the nearby Newtown brewery. Branch Pub of the Year 2020.

Glencoe

62 San Diego Road, Gosport PO12 4QT

Reopened in October 2017, after an eight-week refurbishment. After being keg only for a while , the new licensees have re-established real ale. The premised comprise an L-shaped bar, with seating at the front and a games area at the back

Jolly Roger

156 Priory Road, Gosport PO12 4LQ

New Inn

59 Melville Road, Gosport PO12 4QU

Back street locals pub, with single bar divided into seating and games areas. Up to two guest beers are available, along with a varying real cider. A limited range of food is available all day. The pub darts team appears to be doing well, judging by the number of trophies behind the bar. Occasional live music takes place on Friday or Saturday evenings.

Old House At Home

92 Priory Road, Gosport PO12 4LQ

L-shaped pub in a quiet road 100m from Portsmouth Harbour. Reopened in Dec 18 under new management. Popular with the local community. Family and dog friendly. Pool table.

Windsor Castle

33 St. Thomas's Road, Gosport PO12 4JU

Back-street locals pub, with a separate small games room. Live music normally takes place on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Castle Tavern

Mumby Road, Gosport PO12 1AD

Originally a two-bar Whitbread Pub, the Castle Tavern is close to the Ferry Terminal and Bus Station. The bar is divided into two areas on either side of the entrance. Food is served all day, and evening meals are popular with working people staying in nearby Bed & Breakfast accommodation.

Clarence Tavern

1 Clarence Road, Gosport PO12 1BB

The Clarence Tavern was originally a club which was bought by Geoff Hartridge and reopened as a pub. The pub is now owned by Punch Taverns. There are two beer and local music festivals, one in spring and one in late summer. The large room next to the bar has a roof which came from an old chapel on the Isle of White, which gave its name to a former on-site brewery known as the Old Chapel brewery.

Fox Tavern

83 North Street, Gosport PO12 1BD

Gosport's oldest licensed premises, dating from 1736. In 2014, real ale made a welcome return from the nearby Oakleaf Brewery. Hole Hearted alternates with Quercus Folium. There are two separate bars plus an outdoor drinking area.

George & Dragon

70 South Street, Gosport PO12 1ES

Town centre single-bar outlet. Popular with the younger generation in the evenings, when there is music at the weekends.

Nelson's

37 - 38 High Street, Gosport PO12 1DF

Star

28-29 High Street, Gosport PO12 1DF

Typical small-scale Wetherspoons outlet in a pedestrian precinct. The premises were originally occupied by Churchers Solicitors, who moved up the road, and the name was taken from a Coaching Inn a few doors away now called Nelson's.