Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 3 and Version 2 of Prince, SW9 8HH
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| The site of this smart pub in [[Locale Brixton|Brixton]] has undergone quite a few changes over the years, while the KFC next door stays firmly put. The latest incarnation is as a refitted pub verging on the 'gastro' end of the scale without being completely soulless. As drinking options go in the bustling heart of Brixton this is as good a choice as any. |
The site has undergone quite a few changes over the years, while the KFC next door stays firmly put. The latest incarnation is as a refitted pub verging on the 'gastro' end of the scale without being completely soulless. As drinking options go in the bustling heart of Brixton this is as good a choice as any. |
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The Prince has plenty of space, with tables, sofas, and even some booths tucked away over a couple of levels. There is a 'beer garden' which equates to a few tables in an outdoors area, for the smokers. Music is present but fairly inobtrusive. |
The Prince has plenty of space, with tables, sofas, and even some booths tucked away over a couple of levels. There is a 'beer garden' which equates to a few tables in an outdoors area, for the smokers. The music is present but fairly inobtrusive. |
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There is only one ale on tap, but it's Landlord. Lagers are an undistinguished range including San Miguel. There are only a handful of wines, fairly expensive at that, but drinkable. |
There is only one ale on tap, but it's Timothy Taylor Landlord. Lagers are an undistinguished range including San Miguel. There are only a handful of wines, fairly expensive at that, but drinkable. |
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The food menu, however, is fairly extensive and includes vegetarian options. Breakfast/brunch (served until 6pm), lunchtime and dinner are catered for, and although the service can be a bit slow (on the bar as on the food), the results are perfectly tasty. Food is served noon-10pm Monday to Friday, and 11am-10pm Saturday and Sunday. |
The food menu, however, is fairly extensive and includes vegetarian options. Breakfast/brunch (served until 6pm), lunchtime and dinner are catered for, and although the service can be a bit slow (on the bar as on the food), the results are perfectly tasty. |
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The place also seems to put on DJs at the weekends, and its menus also mention a "private members club" though can't be sure what that entails. Monday is advertised as a curry night, and Tuesday as 2-for-1 on steaks and burgers. |
The place also seems to put on DJs at the weekends, and its menus also mention a "private members club" though I'm not sure what that entails. Monday is advertised as a curry night, and Tuesday as 2-for-1 on steaks and burgers. |
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See also: * [http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/comments.shtml/345/ Beer In The Evening comments] |
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* [http://www.timeout.com/london/bars/reviews/11437.html Time Out review] |
* [http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/34/345/Prince_of_Wales/Brixton Beer In The Evening comments] |
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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Ewan]] and Jo, 6 November 2007. Prices verified at that visit. Opening hours and food times taken from Time Out website, April 2008.</div> address='467-469 Brixton Road' |
<small>Last visited by [[Ewan]] and Jo, 6 Nov 2007.</small> address='467-469 Brixton Road, Brixton' |
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formatted_website_text='http://www.dexclub.co.uk/
' host='161.74.11.24' hours_text='noon-midnight Mon-Tue; noon-2am Wed-Thu; 11am-4am Fri-Sat; 11am-midnight Sun' |
formatted_website_text='' host='217.147.81.2' hours_text='' |
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opening_hours_text='noon-midnight Mon-Tue; noon-2am Wed-Thu; 11am-4am Fri-Sat; 11am-midnight Sun' |
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phone='020 7326 4455' |
phone='(020) 7326 4455' |
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summary='Refitted pub on the corner of Coldharbour Lane in Brixton.'
summary='Refitted pub on the corner of Coldharbour Lane in Brixton.' website='http://www.dexclub.co.uk/' |
summary='Refitted pub on the corner of Coldharbour Lane in Brixton.' website='http://www.dexclub.co.uk/' |
The site has undergone quite a few changes over the years, while the KFC next door stays firmly put. The latest incarnation is as a refitted pub verging on the 'gastro' end of the scale without being completely soulless. As drinking options go in the bustling heart of Brixton this is as good a choice as any.
The Prince has plenty of space, with tables, sofas, and even some booths tucked away over a couple of levels. There is a 'beer garden' which equates to a few tables in an outdoors area, for the smokers. The music is present but fairly inobtrusive.
There is only one ale on tap, but it's Timothy Taylor Landlord. Lagers are an undistinguished range including San Miguel. There are only a handful of wines, fairly expensive at that, but drinkable.
The food menu, however, is fairly extensive and includes vegetarian options. Breakfast/brunch (served until 6pm), lunchtime and dinner are catered for, and although the service can be a bit slow (on the bar as on the food), the results are perfectly tasty.
The place also seems to put on DJs at the weekends, and its menus also mention a "private members club" though I'm not sure what that entails. Monday is advertised as a curry night, and Tuesday as 2-for-1 on steaks and burgers.
Last visited by Ewan and Jo, 6 Nov 2007.
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