Prince of Wales (ex-The Settle Inn), Battersea

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FAP Rating 3 - Click for an explanation of our ratings
If you were growing up in this part of London now, we guess you could be forgiven for thinking all pubs are like the ones just off Battersea Park Road, mainly traditional pubs that have gone to the gastropub academy and turned out like this one. Don't get us wrong, it's nice enough, and the beer we had was very nice on a cold day - although we would have liked to be able to sit by the fire, which wasn't lit on a particularly chill afternoon. The food looks good and the locals seem friendlier than in some of the other pubs in the area and the staff were pleasant to deal with, too. The fact it's no longer a copy of an All Bar One is also a bonus for us, and we're glad to see they've done so well. While we would recommend this pub, perhaps if it had been the first one in the road we'd gone into it would have stood out more.
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186 Battersea Bridge Road, Battersea, London, SW11 3AE

020 7228 0395
princeofwales@faucetinn.com
http://www.faucetinn.com/princ...

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Sun-Thurs 11:00am - 11:00pm
Fri-Sat 11:00am - midnight
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Quiz night - quiz night Thursday

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Clapham Junction is the nearest railway station, walk up Lavender Hill and turn left down Latchmere Road, this becomes Battersea Bridge Road after a while carry on along it until you come to the pub. Alternatively, walk over Battersea Bridge from Chelsea.

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03 Feb 12 Updated by Admin