Harvester The Great Salterns Mansion, Portsmouth

Little more to add to the previous poster. Wheel chair access is through the archway and follow the footpath round to the right. You will find a lift to the bar ,diner and patio area. If the tide is out its a nice place to sit with a set of binoculars watching the wildfowl. Having settled at a table near the disabled toilet the waiter lectured us on the need to wait before being told where to sit.We often get this sort of thing so we did what we normally do..told him we were happy sat where we were and could he kindly bring some drinks. He did not repeat his actions the next time we visited.Despite this its a good place to visit and is a good example of a Harvester.Wheelchair access is excellent but stay, if possible, on the fringe of the dinning area as we had the foresight to do as it a bit tight further in.

Imposing looking building, as name suggests it once was a mansion, latterly belonged to Portsmouth City Council & now a Harvester pub / restaurant Very large car park. The front entrance is up mansion steps, the rear overlooks Langstone Harbour across to Hayling Island, nice to sit there if tide in & sun's out "Farmhouse" pub not far away, so choice of two pub / food chains if one does not suit