The Prince Edward, Bayswater, W2

Hall and Woodhouse pub with bare boarded and tiled flooring around the central bar. 3 sets of 4 taps( same 3 Badger ales & Rosie's pig cider on each).

Found this in a Camra Pub Guide - but there's not really too much to recommend it. I normally get on OK with Badger Beer - but the tanglefoot was headless, weak tasting and pretty insipid. Nothing to make this place worth revisting.

Official site of The Prince Edward - www.theprince-edward.co.uk

Quite an attractive Hall & Woodhouse corner pub in a quiet area. Partly opened out inside, leaving a 'U'-shaped bar with a side dining area. Semi-traditional furniture and decor. Very hot inside on a sunny day so the pavement tables on both sides were very popular. Downstairs function room. Three banks of four handpumps, offering Badger, Tanglefoot, Hopping Hare (£3.85) and Old Rosie cider.

Official site of The Prince Edward - www.theprince-edward.co.uk

A Hall and Woodhouse owned street-corner boozer situated in a nice area of Georgian housing. It’s a lot lager inside than the exterior (with it's looming graphic of King Edward VI) suggests, with two drinking areas, divided by a large island bar. The interior has a hodge-podge of furniture styles and there’s a comfy, if well-worn feel about the place. The floor is carpeted and there’s a TV for sports as well background music, which varies according to whoever’s on shift. A number of prints adorn the walls. There should be four Badger ales available but usually one of them is off, suggesting that the otherwise friendly staff perhaps lack a bit of gumption on the cellar front. Prices for the beer are rather high, given the location. Overall, I’d say it’s worth dropping if nearby but it’s not necessarily one to go hugely out of the way for.