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023 9224 7430 023 9224 7430
8–9 Queens Parade 121–123 London Road Waterlooville Hampshire PO7 7EB
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*Please note actual opening hours are subject to change. For confirmation please contact the pub. By ‘children’, we mean those aged 15 and under. For those aged 16 and 17 (‘young persons’), hours may vary – please contact the pub directly for details. All pub opening hours (including those for children and young persons) are at the discretion of pub management and are subject to change.
*Please note: actual opening hours are subject to change. For confirmation, please contact the pub.
The Wadham name entered Waterlooville’s history in 1871, when Charles Wadham established a draper’s on London Road. The family firm later became Wadham Brothers’ Motor Company and Waterlooville’s biggest employer, building open-topped double-deck buses for Portsmouth Corporation and Denmead Queen buses for FG Tanner of nearby Denmead village. Over the years, there were several models of the single-deck Denmead Queen buses, used until the mid 1930s.
If you’d like to view a PDF of the menu, it can be downloaded using this link. Please be aware that these dishes are subject to availability in participating pubs.