Prince Of Wales - Menu

Ate here twice over the Easter holiday. Food was tasty and portion sizes were very good. Service was quick, essential when eating with a toddler! We will revisit when next in the area.

Just had Sunday lunch. Excellent value for money. Roast potatoes piping hot and lots of chicken. Staff very friendly and pub has loads of atmosphere. Shows all the football. Will definitely be back.

Popped in for lunch had the offer with burger or sandwich and side plus a drink. It’s under 8 quid! My girlfriend had the tuna sandwich and I had an open steak sandwich very pleasant and recommended.

Went to the Prince of Wales lunchtime to watch football. The staff were attentive and extremely Covid compliant. Each table and chairs were cleaned before the next customer. Staff were also prompt and friendly, worth a visit.

First of all, they serve my favourite beer Neckoil and so I was immediately happy. Secondly, the staff are always so friendly and happy. It makes for a great atmosphere. I've been to this pub quite a few times and I have to say they are doing an exceptional job with their social distancing measures.

Went for dinner on a Monday night, place was relatively empty so felt ok. Food was good and plentiful, with the child having the tomato soup and fish finger sandwich, whilst we shared a veggie platter and then had a burger and toastie. Malbec was nice apparently. Tv was on for football, but not too loud if you wanted to have a conversation. Staff were friendly and efficient.

Stopped in here for a quick meal pre-theatre. The good bits: Lovely bar with a welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff. Food was served quickly and my G&T which was well presented. The bad bits: both drinks were sadly watered down. My husband had a neat rum so it was pretty easy to tell it had been watered down. The food was a bit average, not wrong with it but nothing amazing. Still would recommend for a quick stop as prices were very reasonable.

Had just about time for a pint in between the train I just missed and the one I (mistakenly) took in the wrong direction. Clearly not my day, but the folk at The Prince of Wales went out of their way to make me feel welcome and more than adequately protected against the ravages of everybodys' least favourite virus. I am no lover of Grene King beers so I was delighted to see the familiar pump clip of TFA's Naked Ladies rising resplendant amongst the array of beer engines. It did not disappoint. The crowd was a mixed bunch of Chelsea on telly supporters plus one or two thirsty shoppers from the centre opposite. A lovely atmosphere for a 20 minute slurp prior to continued mismanagement of the r...

We’ve lived close by to Wimbledon for many years but, for reasons we’ve never quite understood, rarely spend much time there.In this case we were caught between two train times at Wimbledon Station so had time to kill.The PoW is very close to the Station so very convenient.We noticed that it was part of the Greene King Group which was reassuring.It’s somewhat dark as you enter but that seems fairly common these days.We just wanted a drink, or two, so didn’t order any food but did look at the Menu.The range of options is very good catering (pardon the pun) to most people’s tastes.They have live music every Friday and plenty of Sport on TV.The place had a nice vibe about it.The lady at the Bar...