Prince of Wales Inn, Lincoln

The Prince of Wales has high tables in the front left window and a bar counter that runs up the left-hand wall. There’s a carpeted seating area in the front right corner and a stone doorway at the rear leads to more seating and an outside area. Televisions are located throughout for airing live football. Premium and craft keg was available and the three hand pumps were drawing TT Boltmaker and Landlord alongside Lilley’s Mango Cider. The barman was friendly, but there are better pubs in the area so I’ll probably not return.

One long room with bar to the left. Four real ales, nothing above 4.5% ABV.

When i first went in the Prince of Wales it was a John Smiths tied house. I have been in this pub loads of times with my wife,the pub seems to have been altered quite a lot since my first visit. Once inside there is now a single oblong shaped room with the bar on the left side,i did'nt really take note of the seating as the pub was so busy with it being standing room only. There were 5 or 6 pumps on the bar,we had a drink of Taylor Golden Best i think,the one with the reddish pump clip,this was a decent drink,it was far too busy no note other beers,standing room only. I prefered this pub when it was unaltered. Pub first visited 26/3/1983 Recent visit 6/12/2014