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Really wish they could more than just fry an egg, surely you could get some more pans! I don't like fried eggs and it is on so many of the meal /breakfast options rules out a lot of meals for me as can't be changed. Another couple of visits since, just wow food is fantastic cakes delicious so much to choose from again no trouble getting a table for myself and 2 friends all with prams service and staff excellent facilities nice and clean will keep coming back ....... Pleasant surroundings and a delicious lunch. No issues getting a table considering the place doesn't take reservations. Cake cabinet looked amazing unfortunately didn't get time for cake this visit but I'll be back another time to sample.
Elizabeth JosephElizabeth Joseph
10
Very welcoming! They don't do bookings but I called ahead as I was holding my wedding reception there and they made a note to expect a large group (15) and made sure an area was clear by seating guests other places. When we arrived they pushed the tables together and we were seated in 5 minutes. The drinks are lovely but the cakes are the best. They are very generously sized so don't be put off by the price tag. Lovely views! I enjoyed it so much I went back the next morning for breakfast and it was the nicest breakfast I've eaten. I opted to pay an extra 30p for juice as I don't like tea or coffee but the teas were done lovely too. Would definitely recommend. And the staff were amazing too!
Impulse SurvivorImpulse Survivor
00
I can’t help but be really disappointed by this place. I haven’t been before and had heard good things. Latte coffee’s were a single shot and just not as good as other coffee shops around Southsea. Corned beef hash was not pleasant, the food was strange in texture and flavour, bacon was cold and clearly precooked. My partner’s veggie bagel was ok if not a bit dull. I object for the price when you order at the bar, wait for your own coffees, collect your own cutlery and the prices are still very high for substandard food and drinks. Maybe just an off day? For my money, The Tenth Hole or The Canteen in Old Portsmouth is considerably better.
Stephen MorleyStephen Morley
10
Beautiful little place quite expensive for what you get staff are quite rude and feels like they rush things which causes bad service. We ordered some cake which was £5 to take away for a small slice and the guy dropped it looked at us then proceeded to put it in the bag which now means the cake i was going to take home for a family member looks like someone stood on it ! Not very happy at all, wouldn’t recommend avoid for 3 people standard breakfasts and 2 hot drinks cost us more than 40 which very expensive considering the service
Elisha RaynerElisha Rayner
10
Nearby Attractions Of The Parade Tea Rooms
Clarence Pier
Southsea Common
Kings Theatre
The D-Day Story
Blue Reef Aquarium Portsmouth
The Queens Hotel Portsmouth
Portsmouth Museum and Art Gallery
Portsmouth Cathedral
Royal Garrison Church
Ashby’s Accommodation and Spa

Clarence Pier
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Southsea Common
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Kings Theatre
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The D-Day Story
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Nearby Restaurants Of The Parade Tea Rooms
The Lord Palmerston - JD Wetherspoon
DESI - Old India Cafe
The Beach Club Bar and Restaurant Portsmouth
Brewhouse & Kitchen - Portsmouth
Sakura Portsmouth Japanese Restaurant
Algarve's Grill
Clarence Pier Brewers Fayre
O'Neill's Southsea
Cedar Lebanese Restaurant Portsmouth
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The Lord Palmerston - JD Wetherspoon
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DESI - Old India Cafe
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The Beach Club Bar and Restaurant Portsmouth
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Brewhouse & Kitchen - Portsmouth
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Parade Tearooms, Western Parade, Southsea, Portsmouth, Southsea PO5 3JF, United Kingdom
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+44 23 9243 1265
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Website
paradetearooms.co.uk
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4.6
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attractions: Clarence Pier, Southsea Common, Kings Theatre, The D-Day Story, Blue Reef Aquarium Portsmouth, The Queens Hotel Portsmouth, Portsmouth Museum and Art Gallery, Portsmouth Cathedral, Royal Garrison Church, Ashby’s Accommodation and Spa, restaurants: The Lord Palmerston - JD Wetherspoon, DESI - Old India Cafe, The Beach Club Bar and Restaurant Portsmouth, Brewhouse & Kitchen - Portsmouth, Sakura Portsmouth Japanese Restaurant, Algarve's Grill, Clarence Pier Brewers Fayre, O'Neill's Southsea, Cedar Lebanese Restaurant Portsmouth, Fuegos Street

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