Are you heading out this week and looking for pubs with events in Southsea, then make sure you pay a visit to The Kings Pub in Albert Road !
Our friends at The Kings have lots planned for you on a Thursday in their great pub. Starting with ‘happy hour’ 4-9pm and Karaoke kicking off at 8pm until late. Plus the popular neuwaves happening upstairs in The Loft. So whether you want to go sing your heart out or just want to watch we think it sounds like the place to be to start your weekend early!
Happy hour includes 4 bottles for £12, a bottle of prosecco for only £15 or a choice of 4 cocktail pitchers for £15.
Pubs With Karaoke In Southsea – Visit The Kings Pub Albert Road !
Not only are they spoiling you on Thursdays but to end your weekend right they are also making your Sunday fun again! With live acts every Sunday and offers on drinks. It’s free entry so make sure you pay them a visit and bring a little sunshine to your cold Sundays!
And starting on Monday 3rd October they will be brining you ‘quiz and curry’ night with the first prize being £100 and the runner up getting a £25 bar tab!
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023 9282 0557
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One of the stand out pubs on Albert Road formerly a hotel with of course their fantastic function room.
Opened in 1910, replacing the Clarence Tavern that previously stood on the site, this imposing red brick building stands opposite the theatre of the same name on busy Albert Road.
No longer a hotel, The Kings now consists of a single, split-level bar room, with an ornately-carved counter running along the left-hand wall.
They have BT sports so you can watch all the sports when they are showing it to enjoy with a cold pint!
The Kings Pub in Albert Road is the place to visit! They host a karaoke evening every Tuesday and Meat Raffle every Friday, plus their DJ is there to help you party the night away every Friday and Saturday. And if you are visiting them make sure to try one of their popular Jelly Shots for £1
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Traditional tables and chairs are complimented by a pair of leather armchairs arranged around an original fireplace.
Framed photographs of bygone Southsea adorn the walls and there is a small collection of sporting trophies displayed on the bar-back.
An unusual feature is the large, attractive, stained-glass recessed ceiling light that can be seen in the centre of the bar room.
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