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Prince of Wales, E17

58 St Andrews Road
E17
E17 6BD

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Walthamstow, Higham Hill

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Rex Rattus left this review about Prince of Wales

There was no real ale on in here, although one of the two handpumps appeared to have a reversed Courage clip. A half of Guinness was a very reasonable £1.60. I saw no sign of food on Tuesday afternoon.

As you enter the area on the right has a dartboard and pool table, a bit of bench seating with no tables, and a table with a couple of chairs pushed up against the wall. To the left is a couple of sofas, with some low and scruffy cheap pine tables in front of them. It's carpeted with a well-trodden dirt-encrusted carpet, and there's a bit of outside seating at the back. There was no decor of note that I saw.

This is a bogstandard local's pub. As I sat in this dying breed of a grubby backstreet local on a sofa so low my knees had a job getting me up out of it, drinking my half of ice cold Guinness (no John Smith smooth crap unfortunately) I gave a thought to Alan W - he would have loved it. I do hope this pub survives for the locals who no doubt love it for the simple boozer it is.

On 20^th August 2018 - rating: 3
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john gray left this review about Prince Of Wales

A basic back street local with few customers on a Friday night.Painted throughout in brilliant stark white.One long room with pool,darts,machines and tv.No real ale but they did have a handwritten sign for keg Youngers bitter £2.10 a pint.Was not tempted away from my half of Stella.

On 27^th October 2014 - rating: 5
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