Farmhouse, Portsmouth

Constructed in the 1980s, the Farmhouse is owned by Suffolk brewer Greene King and is now part of its Hungry Horse chain of eateries. The interior is divided into two distinct areas, with the left-hand side of the building designated a family area. Here can be found a large carpeted room, divided into various seating areas and containing a number of booths, with upholstered settles and traditioning tables and chairs. An ATM is available (withdrawal charges apply). Televisions are positioned around the pub and are used to screen Sky Sports events. A second area to the right, accessed via a pair of double doors, is reserved for over eighteens only. Furnishings here are similar to those found elsewhere in the pub, but with a hard floor rather than carpets, and include a number of high tables and chairs. Two pool tables are located to the far right and more gaming machines and televisions are provided. The pub hosts karaoke on Friday evenings. There is a covered patio area at the front of the pub and plenty of car parking is available. The pub is connected at the rear to an Innlodge hotel.