The Prince Of Wales

we eat here twice a week, friendly team, good eating, cheap drinks. always my fave place to wind. sam always goes beyond and beyond to make us happy.

astonishing food.br try; desi murgh, tandoori roti, dal Tarka.Often preferred place for drinks with pool table in the backyard.More better to be here than elsewhere in Northwest London for Indian cuisine.

because for a drink,ended up have a meal, was also food good, service great, the owners should think about the music that is very charged, as some people like relax have a chat, we had to scream about the table to have a conversation. the pub was renovated...to the valley, coming high

After hearing so many good things about this place, I decided to try it out today. And I must say it’s absolutely brilliant, food is amazing staff are very nice and the owner is a very nice and hospitable person. Will definitely be coming back...again and I recommend this place to everyone

Ok first of all food is truly great, the best chicken masla period. The other dishes we ordered were as good! What really is crazy is the price low for every budget, so in a value to money of the charts. If you get stuck...at or near Heathrow airport you must!!! Great food and atmosphere. If you are in London and want excellent Indian food this is the place. Truly surprising in the best way, enjoy

eating at this place is very good, but it is an extreme place. the clenches are mostly men in the night of a young and the noises rose when they all became very happy. the music is too loud, which makes it difficult to hear and talk. the service was good and all ordered dishes were very tasty and the portions are generous. the Naan-Brot was something of the best we had. there were stars because of the noise level that could be adjusted if they did not have the music so loud!

So went ton watch football, got exactly what i expected, full of men etc. The sound however was way to loud, we couldn't hear each other on the same table. Numerous ignored requests to all staff who referred it to who i assume was the...bar manager and completely ignored everyone. A couple of times eventually he did turn the sound down only to turn ut back up again minutes later. Even at half time. People come to pubs to talk to each other and to do need to be able to hear each other, really put me off the place which is a shame as the food was nice everyone else was good but.... TURN THE VOLUME DOWN.....

I was told this place done great food and I took my brother over to help check this out and must say neither of us were disappointed and its now our favourite curry place . I noticed an adverse comment just below about no atmostphere...for women . Its a pub that does good food and most of the people I see who go there , are there for that reason, and so if a lady is looking for something other than that, they are in the wrong place . I admit there were mainly men there, but there were also women too who seemed to enjoy the atmosphere as they appeared to be regulars, and as Ive been here twice now, its looking like Ill be a regular here too if you guys keep your prices and standards :

My Gr and Gr Gr grandparents lived doors down and I was born in Southall. Returning after years and visiting Brilliants up the road I popped into the PoW for a pint before and was not disappointed. All of the pubs I knew as...a kid are gone and this one has obviously picked up the slack, I arrived a t and the racing was on large tv's which is good, but soon taken over by the first premier game of the season although very noisy, it added to the atmosphere which had a good ethnic mix. There is a larger family type bar around the side which probably doubles up for a restaurant, but most tables seem to have someone eating on it, whether a snack, mixed grill or full meal. I sat at the back on my...