The Prince Edward, Bayswater - pub details
Address: 73 Princes Square, Bayswater, London, W2 4NY [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 7727 2221
Bayswater (0.3 miles), Notting Hill Gate (0.3 miles), Queensway (0.3 miles)
London Paddington (0.8 miles), Kensington Olympia (1.4 miles), London Marylebone (1.6 miles)
Brewery: Hall and Woodhouse
Pub facilities/features:
- Fruit machines
- Food served, Real ale
- Outside seating
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user reviews of the Prince Edward, Bayswater
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| I came across this pub when i was travelling through London from Toronto, i had just got off the plane and was desperate for a beer and something to eat, i came in to find that the bar staff were not only friendly but very welcoming and helpful, i ordered the fish and chips and was suprised to see the gigantic proportion i was served, not only was it huge but extremely delicious and the hof brau extra cold which came recommended was a very good choice of beer which set me up for my day in London, would i recommend this pub? most definetely if you are looking for a pub with great food and a good vareity of beers and welcoming bar staff who are helpful and plesent then this is the pub for you Roomy_99 - 16 Jun 2008 12:56 |
| A traditional pub dating back to about the 1850's. It's a Hall and Woodhouse owned pub with 4 of the Badger Ales available on hand pump. Most of our large group ordered the seasonal beer 'Pickled Partridge'. It was a lovely dark amber colour and tasted lovely. They were presented to us in an unusual shaped branded pint glass. The barmaid serving yesterday lunch time was very friendly and welcoming. The pub offers a traditional pub grub menu at quite reasonable prices for central London. Our group mainly had either the steak burger or the all day breakfast. The food arrived pretty quickly which was appreciated as we were planning other pubs before the football yesterday at QPR. All of our group were happy with the pub, beer and food and would certainly use again if in this area. Love_good_ale - 23 Dec 2007 12:26 |
| I first discovered The Prince Edward while attending a college semester abroad program in the early 1990s (and it hasn’t changed since). While a bit off the beaten track, the beer is great, and the staff and patrons tend to be very friendly. My wife and I make it a priority to stop in during our yearly visits to London. We don’t have anything quite like it in Chicago. Is this a fancy place? No. But, it does have a relaxing, comfortable environment that must be experienced to be truly appreciated. It’s not too difficult to lose track of time drinking pints of beer at this place. sayetj - 1 Nov 2007 18:35 |
| A very congenial and civilised pub off the drag with a good range of Badger beers to choose from. Surprisingly roomy too with a separate dining area, big fire and a decent sized telly for sport. Far superior to the dross round corner. SteveinLondon - 27 Sep 2007 09:18 |
| Great pub. I highly recommend the badger to drink, as I do of most lunch times, and the sausage and onion baguettes for a light snack at lunch time are spot on. The girls behind the bar are always very welcoming and make you feel like a mate. When all's said and done, a good and proper English pub with good ale. wozza77 - 21 Sep 2007 15:20 |
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