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I really, REALLY Love this place and in a way I am glad I didn't visit here first when I arrivedI may have ate here everyday.

Excellent welcome from the staff followed by perfect food and a couple of new album treats make for a cracking visit to Pie Vinyl

Finally ticked this place off my to visit list. Amazing selection of vinyl. Staff were very friendly and approachable. Topped off with some lunch and coffees

Hailing from London. Pie and mash is hard to come by outside of the capital but I really enjoyed their take on the 'cockney ' cuisine. The shop is wonderful and show vinyl isn 't dead! One of Southsea 's finest businesses

So many people have recommended Pie and Vinyl over the years and have eventually visited. It didn’t disappoint, fantastic relaxed quirky, vintage setting, vinyl library to browse and delicious pies...we had spicy seitan kebab and gravy , best vegan pie I have eaten, pastry melted in the mouth ! What more could you ask for!

Southsea’s Pie and Vinyl opened in 2012, one of the few new independent record shops to have opened in recent times. However, this is not just a record shop, it is also a pie and mash shop – and probably the only pie and record cafe in the UK. However, I could be wrong. I love Pie and Vinyl – quirky is the best way to describe it – and they are passionate about supporting local businesses (even the furniture is locally sourced). They sell new records, music posters, pies (both savoury and sweet) and vintage cordials. The decor is remin

We visited this restaurant last Sunday and were disappointed. I have been a long-time fan of this place, but their quality has been declining over the past few years. On this particular visit, we ordered pies on August 13th, 2023. We were ignored for about 15 minutes before our order was taken, and then had to wait another 40 minutes for our drinks and food to arrive. The pies were not what we had ordered, and the presentation looked like frozen food that had been reheated. After sending it back to the kitchen multiple times, the staff member in charge was rude to the server and the atmosphere was unpleasant. Despite there being only a few other diners in the restaurant, we decided to leave....

I will preface this isnt exactly a review more a word of warning. We arrived at 3pm (closing says 4pm) so we thought we would sit and have a pie. We were met with a fairly rude worker saying that the kitchen usually closes at 2:45 pm on a weekday, once he realised i wasnt from there he tried to be a bit nicer but i feel if you are going to close a kitchen over an hour before closing that needs to be stated somewhere. They also said they still had pies so i am not sure why they couldnt have pit one in the oven (i worked in a pie shop its usualy 15mins in the oven) or to sell as a frozen one. Anyway, just a warning if you are in the area and want to try. Further there was no other sweets/cames...

the first time in portsmouth, and just came over this caffe by turning a wrong and walking the castle road on the way to catch the coach. this caffe is located on a street with other amazing independent shops, including a few antique and quirky bric shops. When I was there, I was about to kill ten minutes too soon and I had half an hour before I had to leave. I had a look at the menu and I was pretty impressed. I don't like a cake, but I like music and I like quirky and strange and the names of the cake are so kreatiw, named after band names or songs and there are also vegan cakes and they also do cocktails and not alcoholic. and they also sell vinyl and have events. and it's a tiny room wit...