The Princess Of Wales
Chalcot Road, London
020 7722 0354
Public Houses & Inns
Camden
About The Princess Of Wales
The Princess Of Wales is a pub that can cater for private parties upon request. They have a quiz night on Wednesdays, Jazz night on Thursdays and on Sundays they have alternating music from 2pm to 4pm.
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Added Thu 24 Jul 2008 by Leila Hawkins
The Princess of Wales has become something of a landmark in Primrose Hill. A very welcome spot of normality amongst the influx of gastropubs and bistros attracting all the trendy young things and yummy mummies, this pub continues to offer extremely good value for money for both locals and visitors alike.
The well priced selection includes real ales, such as London Pride, bottles of wine for around £12, and other decently priced spirits and beers. The menu, though consisting of typical pub food is above average in terms of quality. The first time I ate here I couldn’t help but let out a little yelp of delight when I discovered there were actual prawns in my fish pie.
There is a garden for those summer days, and chairs and tables on the pavement outside, which never fail to be crammed full on a sunny evening. But the main thing that grabs you about this pub is the friendly attitude of both staff and customers; their wide ranging ages and the lack of pretension, particularly for the area.
The live jazz on Sunday afternoons ensures the pub is full to capacity and is a nice touch for music lovers, there are also occasional jazz bands on during the week, always for free. The perfect place to enjoy a lazy Sunday lunch or a drink in the evening, for families, couples, groups of friends…everyone seems to fit in here.