I’ve been wanting to go to to Gunwharf Quays for ages!! Finally went yesterday and so glad I did. A mix of high street (Nike, Body Shop, North Face) etc and Premium stores with great discounts. We found the most stores had friendly staff - especially the lady with Blonde hair in Michael Kors, she was so helpful! I particularly loved Rituals, Molton Brown and The Lindt shop! The centre itself is extremely clean and accessible for people with disabilities. I’m so glad I went and can’t wait to visit again!

Lots of shops and a cinema which is good value. If you keep your parking ticket and get it stamped in the cinema when you watch a film theboarking is free. There are many places to eat and drink also and the views are fabulous.

The car park staff were amazing and so very helpful today as I managed to lock my electric car and wedge the boot open!! Big thank you to all the staff that helped me during a stressful hour!! So very grateful for everything that you did to help. Forever grateful ☺️ 🤩🤩

Undoubtedly a really lovely part of Portsmouth to have a stroll around, maybe get a coffee and sit and watch the world go by. I'd very much love to say that there is something for everyone where the actual shops are concerned. There is, if you have more disposqble income than royalty. The shops are a blank canvas of designer outlets and nothing more. Boots the chemist and Burger King are a token nod to the affordable end of the spectrum, while Le Creuset, Kurt Geiger, Hobbs, Gant, Chiquito, Calvin Klein, etc prop up the other shops that you need a mortgage to shop at. Still, Cadburys is there to fatten you up.

Not so much a naval experience, as you might expect, but certainly a big retail draw, and significantly chain restaurant form a great leisure place for shoppers, locals and tourists. Gunwharf Quays has very good transport links - across the road from "The Hard" bus station, and Portsmouth Harbour railway station, as well as the ferry to Gosport. Easy for taxis as well. The shopping centre is not entirely under cover, (something we learnt to our dismay), on a particularly wet and windswept day. On the positive side, there are some excellent stores, which make a trip here really worthwhile. It is a creative shopping centre, with the iconic, very expensive to view Spinnaker Tower. There is also a 12 screen cinema.

Had a great day out at Gunwarf Quay. Parking in the underground car park is easy and affordable. There is a great selection of outlet shops to cater to everyone. Most shops were also adding an extra discount on the prices. Big shout out to the staff at The Real Eating Company, who were friendly and attentive for a small take away stall. A big no to the staff at Patisserie Valerie. I ordered a baguette, and the young man went to pick up the food with his bare hands, no tongs or hygiene glove. I found this appalling and told him so and left the cafe.

Excellent place to shop and unwind all in one! With lots of designer shops and lovely restaurants as well. When the sun sets and it’s warm, it feels like you’re on holiday. Great atmosphere

First time visiting the Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth, very impressed. Good spacious layout located next to the waterfront. Some lovely shops including places to eat with both inside and outside seating in the sunny weather. Very nice - worth a visit.

Excellent, large shopping outlet centre - but parking expensive though! Had breakfast and lunch here as there are a lot of restaurants. Could stay all day - lots to see. Highly recommended. Nice atmosphere. Very Clean and good facilities. All shops dog friendly.

All the shops, high end brands that you can think of seem to be here! Something for everyone. Clean and tidy, also feels safe to walk around from a woman’s point of view. Parking is easy too, we parked for the day whilst waiting for our ferry to France. £12 for 9-10 hours- bargain for the area! Came away with some AMAZING high end hot chocolate from the tea/coffee shop. Can’t wait for the autumn to arrive to enjoy it 🥰