Prince of Wales
London
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John was awesome. Great food - the halloumi bites were tasty and the bread pudding with the clotted cream ice cream was amazing (no photo because we ate it too quickly)
The food is decent, service was amazing thou. I wouldn’t come back but I recommend people to try
Great English pub! Highly recommend. Very accommodating with our boisterous kids and food allergies. Food was great - John and Christina were incredibly welcoming and friendly. They gave us lots of traveller’s tips and even wrote a list of must-dos. Thanks for the hospitality.
My wife and I visited the Prince of Wales Pub for the first time, and it was an outstanding experience. The fish and chips were absolutely excellent—crispy, fresh, and cooked to perfection. The Classic Mac & Cheese dinner was simply amazing and one of the best we’ve ever had. What really made our visit memorable was the exceptional hospitality from John and Gary. They were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and they even took the time to write down a list of must-visit places in London for us. That personal touch made us feel like valued guests rather than just customers. We highly recommend the Prince of Wales Pub for both the delicious food and the warm, genuine service. We’ll definitely be back the next time we’re in London!
I’ll give the Prince of Wales credit for one thing: they don’t make you wait long to realize you should have eaten somewhere else. The Service: Remarkably fast. Not exactly "warm and fuzzy" friendly, but they move with the clinical efficiency of a pit crew. They get the food to your table so quickly you barely have time to change your mind. The Sandwich: A true minimalist experiment. Two slices of basic white bread that seemed to be barely acquainted with the filling. The bacon was so sparse I felt like I was playing a game of "Where's Waldo?" with my lunch. We had to perform some emergency DIY surgery with our own ketchup just to give the plate some signs of life. The Chips: They look like 10/10 "Triple Cooked" perfection, but the taste tells a different story. They’ve clearly spent some quality time in oil that’s been in the family for generations. A vintage flavor profile that I personally could have lived without. The Saving Grace: The beer was cold, fresh, and served at record speed. Verdict: If you’re in a massive rush and only need a pint to survive, this is your spot. If you actually want to enjoy a meal that doesn't taste like a 1920s fryer, maybe keep walking.
