Prince Frederick, Bromley

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Friendly local with excelent bar staff.
simonfromgp - 23 Dec 2007 01:37
Recently moved back into the area very close to the Fred after an absence of 20 years or so. The place really hasnt changed - thats not a negative, its a great local's pub with excellent bar staff who make you feel welcome. Nice pub..
bushwhacker1 - 5 Dec 2007 13:56
I too have lived local to 'The Fred' for years - its a very nice pub, excellent staff and landlord and a really homely feel.
selectivealedrinker - 22 Mar 2007 15:24
Although I've lived in this area for 10 years I'd never come across this out-of-the-way pub until I read the reviews on BITE. It's a nice, old-fashioned sort of London backstreet pub with a good range of ales, when I visited in the afternoon it was quiet but with a nice friendly atmosphere. Only drawback is they don't do ffod.
bromleyjon - 25 Feb 2007 07:59
Second place to the Red Lion in my opinion. Nice pub though
jka94036 - 22 Oct 2006 15:25
If you built a bar in your house this would pretty much resemble the Prince Fred, it's perfect !! Old china plates on the wall, interior wood is lovingly polished and most importantly no black goo in the quiz machine payout slot.

Most enjoyable.

Nice pint of Arthur too.
renewablebumpy - 3 Nov 2005 10:27
Nicest pub in Bromley, if you are lucky enough to have found it.
MissLilac - 22 Jun 2005 12:43
Originally known as the Prince Frederick’s Head. Formally an ale house dating from at least 1761. Rebuilt receiving a new frontage in 1890. Believed to be the only pub named after ‘Poor Fred’, Prince of Wales (1707 - 1751), eldest son of George II, and father of George III. He was outlived by his father who, on the Prince’s death, refused to pay his debts.
young_camra_collectiv - 8 May 2005 17:32
A Greene King affiliated pub situated 100 yards behind the BP garage on the Plaistow Green squareabout. A friendly welcome from the girls behind the bar greets any new faces. Greene King IPA & Abbot & a full-flavoured Flowers Original on cask, Boddies & Flowers Best on tap, with Stella, Carlsberg & Castlemaine XXXX completing the lager range. Split into 2 halves with sports shown in one & a more relaxed saloon bar with chattering locals in the other. Jukebox, rear beer garden & regular quiz night - everything you'd expect from a good local full of character.
young_camra_collectiv - 2 May 2005 10:39

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