Prince of Wales in Reigate and Banstead

Came in with a group from work for some Friday night drinks and will definitely be back again! Staff were lovely and so helpful! Massive thankyou to Evie and Faye who went above and beyond! See you all soon :)

The last few times I’ve been in there we’ve had to send drinks back because they served drinks in dirty glassware. I’m not talking water marks or a lipstick marks, their glassware is filthy. The staff are either clueless or just don’t care. After being served a drink a glass today, I cancelled my order and left. Even if it’s close to our offices / train station, I won’t be going in there again.

This place is awful! There's discarded items on the stairs. The rooms are at the top of the property, two flights of stairs up. Not only is the place cluttered, but grubby too. It could also do with redecoration. On arrival the beds looked like they had not been changed. The bar staff said they were, but were just unmade. The TV remote had no battery cover on it and did not work. The TV works off of an internal aerial in the room. Had to position it on top of the TV to get a watchable picture. There's a 3 bulb light fitting in the room and the skinflint have got one working bulb in it! There are cracks in the ceiling that have been painted over.

Met up with a couple of family members for a few drinks, (the others also ordered a stone baked pizza) back in late September. The pub was clean and not terribly busy, (which may well be why the barman, (possibly landlord?) put the football on the television) - for which none of us had any interest in. Whilst the beer was very good, it’s a great shame neither the barman/landlord, nor the barmaid who wandered in had the courtesy to say, ‘please’ when requesting the £13 odd for the drinks. I know this is only a small point, but it doesn’t cost anything to be polite, especially when people are paying you for a service….

I can see from reading other reviews that my experience was not a one off. I had booked a room for one night. There was piles of rubbish on the stairs as I climbed up to the top of the building. The room was basic and the bed comfortable but, although there was a kettle in the room, there were no cups, tea or coffee or glasses. I had to pull the bed out and go on my hands and knees to plug in a bedside lamp. The tv reception was intermittent. I couldn’t connect to wifi. There were dried scraps of food on the carpet and the shower was only luke warm. However the bar staff was very friendly and helpful and served me a delicious pint of draught guiness! The girl even climbed up the 3 flights of stairs later to return to me my bag I had left in the bar. It was a convenient stay but, at £86, not good value and I doubt I would stay there again, unless desperate. It was definitely an interesting experience and the old fashioned pub downstairs was very friendly, although bar and tables were sticky and it looked like cleaning was not a priority 😆

WHAT EVER YOU DO, PLEASE DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL/PUB!!!!!!!! I booked in this evening and my room was at the top of the building, having to walk passed piles of rubish, boxes, piles of clothes and washing products. The room was very basic, but I thought at the time it's only one night, THEN I LOOKED IN THE BATHROOM!!! The toilet was full of urine and solids and my immediate thought was this room had not been cleaned. I then pulled the covers back on the bed and the bottom sheet had not been changed and was soiled in 2 places with human waste. I then went down stairs and requested a new room. The barman was less than interested and did not want to look at the bedroom. Instead he texted the manager who told him that someone would be in changes the the sheets and wash the toilet at 6pm. I calmly waited and waited until 7pm with no responce or change of sheets, so I booked an ateritive hotel and went down to see the manager and handed the keys back in. I can see from the photos others have suffered and stayed in the same room as me today. PLEASE THINK TWICE BEFORE BOOKING A ROOM AT THIS HOTEL/BAR

Overall, the atmosphere is good, suitable for relaxing.

Good location and great for pub food and lovely beer garden

Once you have got over the cluttered entrance and stair landing, the missing light bulbs, the malfunctioning toilet fan, the drawer with a broken picture, and the room number sign falling apart, ... ... you might enjoy the clean bed, the hot water in the showers, the convenience of being next to a Chinese restaurant and a coffee shop, and of course the railway station.

A lovely pub right next to the Reigate train station. Very friendly bar staff and locals, all of whom were happy to chat away the afternoon. There is a beer garden outside between the pub and the railway so I'm not sure how noisy that would be, but it did look nice. Whilst there was plant oy space to wander about, the was also ample comfortable seating to relax in and while away the afternoon. The Guinness was excellent as was the Spitfire.

Nice little pub with a good selection of lagers. Nice big garden and friendly staff and punters.

A very popular pub with late opening hours. Staff excellent and very helpful. Good selection of beers available.

Very lovely and welcoming place/people, warm atmosphere.

My favourite pub in Reigate. Come on Wednesday night 'Meat The Chef' fried chicken van turns up outside and can eat in the pub with a nice cold beer.

According to their website this hovel is "It’s the kind of pub you won’t want to leave in a hurry - and four great guest rooms mean you don’t have to. Enjoy a relaxed and comfortable stay in Reigate, and wake up to a beautiful breakfast hamper every morning" There was no heating in our rooms, the toilets are filthy, mold around the windows, stained and filthy toilets, cups that are stained and unwashed.. no breakfast hamper, (thank god) and nobody around to check out (8;00AM) .All in all a pig-pen that should either close or change management or ownership.

A very pleasant Sunday Pizza family lunch today. Happy staff. Comfortable surroundings. Enjoyed by us all. Thank you!

Good local pub serve nice pizza.

Stopped off for a pint when local

Beautiful pub with beautiful people in it

Functional room, kettle etc, en suite. Ventilation not great (one window wouldn't open, and double bed definitely needs a new mattress. Convenient. Good value.

Booked to stay one night - Nil welcome from staff - horrible atmosphere- completely disinterested - booked a room with a private bathroom - found I was sharing with the whole of the top floor - bathroom door would not shut - the rear of the building door left open - Unsafe!! room standard poor - dirty - expensive - FELT SO UNSAFE I BOOKED A TAXI AND LEFT.

What a place, its like something from the dark ages and very expensive,especially when you compare it to a travel lodge or alike There were no towels in the room, Little to no loo roll in the poor and very dimly light bathroom, with a broken loo. Very cheep beds with poor quality bedding, The place stunk of smoke, both in the stairwells and in the rooms. Clearly not applying the law on this subject in a work place. Honestly... Don't stay here unless you have no other choice

I wouldn't stay here again for the following: - Room was unclean - Room was unprepared - Staff had not checked the room before letting me go in - Items from previous people staying there were still in the room - All plugs in the room except 1 were short circuiting. It was insanely dangerous. - No breakfast was provided - WiFi did not work although they have you connect to one. The download speed was so slow that I couldn't open Google without waiting 45 seconds. Please do not waste your money, just go stay in a travel lodge.

This is the worst hotel accommodation I have stayed at, if I could give 0 stars I would, the bathrooms are filthy with masking tape on the shower door and a disgustingly dirty with grime on the shower tray and plug. The carpets were also dirty and needed cleaning and hoovering. We had to ask for towels and had to wait 20 minutes while they went in the dryer. There was no tea or coffee in the welcome tray…… I could go on. For £80 per night this establishment is a disgrace, do not stay there

The hotel and pub itself is undergoing a renovation so the outside looks like a building site, this isn’t too much of an issue but it would have been nice to be informed before I arrived as it was quite uncomfortable to be sitting in my room with builders outside my window. The hotel room is spacious but so dirty. They seriously need to hire some housekeeping, the floor was unhoovered, the sides hadn’t been wiped down, the bin had not been emptied, the sink had hair inside, the shower had mould growing up the wall and the worst part is the toilet did not have a toilet seat. Instead I had to sit on the rim of an unwashed and simply gross toilet. The bed is so uncomfortable, I literally got no sleep as it felt like small knives were stabbing me with every movement I made. The bed sheet did not fit the mattress so it kept popping off at the sides. The lamp next to my bed did not work, and the main light bulb is so dim. On the plus side, the staff are so lovely! And the absolutely tiny tv did give me a giggle

From the other review it looks like this is quite a nice pub, unfortunately myself and my partner stayed in one of their rooms and didn't drink in the pub. For £45 a night we were expecting a basic room for function and nothing else not anything fancy but we also expected the room to be at least clean. I have no idea when the room was last checked before we stayed in it. There was a pile of either pubic hair or facial hair in a pile in the corner of the shower tray and on the power shower unit was a nicorete patch so old it was no long white. those were the worse of several things like, room wasn't hoovered, the glass mugs for morning coffee were so filthy the glass was no longer transparent and the batteries in the tv remote had leaked slightly inside the remote (which was also a different brand from their new tv). The latter issues i could have forgiven but the hair and patch in the shower isn't on. We left the room at 9am as we didn't want to stay in the room any longer than we had to and unfortunately there was nobody around for us to make a complaint to. We contacted booking.com as they were who we booked the room through but they advised us to contact The Prince of Wales first, so we did, which they ignored. Booking.com then got in touch and informed us that The Prince of Wales weren't going to offer any kind of refund. Again we are aware that £45 a night isn't going to be a night at the Ritz but cleanliness is all i really expect for that much money a night.

I think we may have stumbled across the Ghetto of Reigate. On arrival we noticed the glass in the door was boarded up, and there was piles of rubbish either side of the stairs. Staying optimistic we headed upstairs to our room. We thought we'd close the curtains and put the TV on, the curtains were completely transparent in one window, and in the other window the curtains were too small to cover the window. Light was beaming in from the platform of the train station which we were overlooking. We soon realised, after having looked for the TV control, that the lack of curtain was actually quite handy, given the fact that we had no lightbulbs. So we could use the light from outside! Genius idea to assist with global warming! Luckily we had a phone to check the time as the light was so bright all night I couldn't tell when morning had actually come.... The toilet was across the hall and didn't have a sink to wash your hands as this was in the bedrooms, 2 issues here, the towel to dry your hands was in the toilet. So one would use the toilet, touch all the door handles with dirty hands to walk to room to wash hands, then touch dirty handles on the way back to the toilet to dry your hands?? But at least my Fitbit logged the steps right! Surely that's a bonus? After the phone confirming it actually was morning we got ready to leave! Credit where credit is due there was a lovely supply of teas,green tea, chamomile, coffee etc, and also plenty of salt and peppers from McDonald's which the staff had kindly made the effort to acquire. Finding that we only had one cup, ( The other belongs to a guy called Ken ) we decided to skip the tea and leave as fast as we could! As we headed down the stairs, there was a mini assault course, of shoes, socks, a wallet and phone strewn all over the stairs suggesting that one of the other guests had either a very good - or very bad night? Lastly please be careful if you are feeling romantic, the head board isn't actually attached to the bed and the bed moved across the room meaning the headboard could possibly fall on top of you and cause a nasty injury! Enjoy your stay......

I visited this pub last week as it was located right next to Reigate station, which was convenient for me as I was travelling by train. The pub building is excellent; the outside is adorned with old fashioned painted signs, while the inside is filled with old posters, photos, signs and even the smokebox from a steam locomotive. Upon entering the pub I received a very warm welcome from the bar staff, who allowed me to move to a different table from the one I was originally allocated. They also showed me the menu, which mainly consisted of pizzas, so I went for a margherita one. At the same time as ordering the pizza I went to get a pint, but unfortunately there was no cask ale available. The other reason I had made the journey to this pub was because it is owned by Shepherd Neame, one of my favourite breweries, and living in the Midlands I don’t often get the chance to enjoy their beers on draught. Nonetheless, I realised that this was out of the immediate control of the staff, so instead went for a pint of Spitfire Lager, which was very refreshing and well served. Not long after my pizza arrived, and I was a bit underwhelmed by its size considering it cost £8.95. It was very tasty, and also included some salad and a garlic mayo dip, but I just felt that for the price it could have been a bit larger. The pizza was also served in a cardboard tray, although there might have been practical reasons for this stemming from COVID-19. It was a bit of a shame as I think that if they made their portion sizes a bit more generous then they would do really well. That said, the staff were very friendly and clearly a lot of effort has gone into making the pub appealing to visitors, so I will be visiting again the next time I’m passing through Reigate.

Very very sad to see a pub go down hill so fast. The chef has obviously changed as so has the standard of food.... All but 3 or 4 of the staff are under 18. They stand around talking about chatting. The young bar lady spent most of the time openly and loudly discussing her sex life with her male friend who was drinking at the table near by very loudly. Only one Ale on tap and tasted rotten. No decent larger and no decent food. Shame as it could be a great pub.....

The Prince of Wales has got a NEW CHEF and the menu is great. From pie and a pint £10 to a nando's quick bite, there is something for everyone. Bookings taken for a space in the garden atm. Well done Katie and her team. Fantastic service and excellent food (the chef will help make your food order downsized for children) so all welcome. Well worth a visit.

Visited this pub a few times recently, fantastic, friendly bar staff charlotte & Katie were both Welcoming and very knowledgeable of the drinks they serve.

Went in there on Saturday. Completely dead except two punters at the bar. The young bar lady spent most of the time openly and loudly discussing her sex life with her male friend who was drinking at the bar who was playing video after video very loudly. Only one Ale on tap and tasted rotten. Left straight away. it used to be a great pub. Will never go back unti the management changes.

Visited the Prince of Wales yesterday (Christmas Day). Where do I start?? Lovely young lady behind the bar trying to do her best. Alone, which I’m sure doesn’t meet health and safety regulations...but anyway. Pub as always, if you have done your research, was really busy. Drinks ran out, man staying in b&b got locked out, young lady behind bar could not keep up with chaos, rightly so. She tried to contact manager...to no avail. Ended up in tears in toilet! Guess what? Locals rallied around and went behind bar, served drinks and collected glasses. Consoled the young lady. Will I go back? I very much doubt it.

Drosophila melanogaster is a species of fly (the taxonomic order Diptera) in the family Drosophilidae. The species is known generally as the common fruit fly or vinegar fly - it was the highlight of my trip to the bar at the Prince of Wales.....

So disappointing that this lovely pub has gone down so quickly! Not only running out of beer and good wines and spirits,but buying dodgy barrels of beer from a hoodie in a white van! Sure Shepherd Neame will be pleased to know about this!

Going downhill faster than Kipchoge since the new owners came in. Most beer pumps empty and now last orders at 10.30 and rushed out the door at 11 As for the change in the table layouts the less said the better.....

Staff need to learn customer service. very disappointed since it changed hands. Old landlord wasn’t overly vivacious but you knew where you stood. The young people working here are rude and obnoxious and clearly know nothing about customer service. (Life seems to be against them.) I definitely won’t be revisiting and considering I have been going there 25 years it makes me sad.

Just had the worst experience I’ve ever had in a pub. Rude staff, customer service appalling. They need to rethink how they deal with customers!! I’ve been drinking in the POW for 30 years but this was the first visit under the new management. Wow, how could it go so wrong so fast! I wouldn’t recommend to anyone.Terrible!

On the plus side the linen and towels were clean. Our room was on the second floor accessible by a winding staircase not ideal for carrying a suitcase up. The headboard was loose so every time you moved it banged against the wall. There was a sink in the room which unless you had the curtains drawn could be viewed from the garden and platform. The toilet and shower were across the hallway which was accessible by all residents so we were not sure if it was only for our use. The toilet was filthy and the shower hose leaked but the water was hot. There was no way of contacting reception incase of emergency or a card saying what to do or wifi password, if it had one, my fault for not asking. The breakfast basket consisted of a bottle of water,a biscuit and a children’s drink. The kettle had to be plugged into a floor extension lead as there was no socket at waist height. The first morning we made tea it had a bad taste but we put this down to the water so not wanting to make a fuss we said nothing, our mistake. The second morning we realised it was the milk was curdled. I tried to contact the proprietor but the bar was locked. There was a kitchen on the first floor which I am sure was not for residents use but I looked in the fridge and cupboards for some milk, (it was filthy). I then went across the road to a cafe and purchased 2 teas. When we went to check out they offered 50pence for the milk, we settled on £5. I feel we were at fault for not researching this accommodation better but be be warned this property is in very poor condition and because of its location you certainly won’t have a lye in. One star is generous.

We stayed at The Prince of Wales for a couple of nights. The room was awful. The double bed was the most uncomfortable bed we have ever slept in. The mattress was so so old. The whole place just felt like lots of bedsits, with a terrible smell coming from the communal kitchen. Our room wasn't serviced at all. The bathroom was carpeted with a loose toilet. The website said we would have a 'lovely breakfast hamper', this consisted of water, 2 small cartons of juice and 2 nutrigrain bars. Very disappointing! The actual hamper was quite nice though..Needs a complete refurb.

Handy Shepherds Neame pub just outside Reigate station, with a garden that backs on to Platform 1.

I go to the Prince of Wales near enough every weekend as my partner lives nearby. Always have a lovely time, great atmosphere, Landlord and staff always very welcoming. Ping pong table outside is a great touch.

Met a friend for a couple of drinks here. I forgot what a great pub this is as I have not been to the prince of Wales for a while.Nice, friendly barstaff, great selection of Wine & bar snacks in a nicely done up pub. It's just a shame their don't do food in the evenings. But hope to try the Pizza stand one night that's occasionally outside the pub.

Being the neares pub to the office I work in, I've come here a few times, most recently with a group of colleagues for a leaving lunch. We were able to reserve a table which is a good thing because it gets busy at lunch time! Think they only serve food til 2pm though. Service was quick & efficient. We were a bit rowdy & needy but our waitress took it in good stead. Typical pub grub but massive portion sizes & great value for money! Cheap & cheerful. Lovely decor inside & very accommodating staff who let us switch our table last minute. They have a wide selection of drinks & bar snacks. Gotta love a pub that knows to serve cucumber in their Hendricks! They have seating out the front & back, a lovely beer garden in the rear. A sun trap in the summer with a ping pong table too! Right next to Reigate station so defo worth a visit.

I rented a room whilst away with work. The accommodation is clean, warm, comfortable. Much quieter than local hotels, on site car parking, plenty of places to eat within a 10 minute walk to town, co-op round the corner for essentials. Run by a friendly, helpful family team. Really comfy bed, spacious room. Would 100% recommend for female travellers as it felt very safe plus the pub downstairs is lovely, you could pop down for a drink, or to read the paper with a nice glass of wine and have no bother at all. Shame the pub doesn't do evening meals or would have eaten there. Good WiFi.

Just had to stop here again, so I did!

El pub en sí es bonito y limpio, con un buen tamaño jardín en la parte trasera. Las bebidas son bastante caros. El personal es bueno, no es muy amable y acogedor, pero no exactamente grosero, supongo. Quizás un poco distante.

Warm feel to the place. I was passing through en route to cardiff and its ok for a quick pint. Good range of cask ales. Always meant to try it out and glad i did.

Este puede y debe ser un gran pub, hay muchas cosas que podemos hacer para que los pubs una gran noche no es realmente difícil. No me malinterpretéis este desde el exterior lo tiene todo a su favor. Lamentablemente no es decepción por la actitud de uno de los empleados del bar y el propietario o gerente del bar.

El POW es un fantástico pub justo fuera del centro de Reigate. El personal del bar es excelente, el propietario es amable y hospitalario. Selección de resolución excepcional. Jardín muy agradable en verano, muy agradable interior el resto del tiempo. Gente diferente los viernes, trabajadores de oficina local, a los fines de que cuando una multitud más civilizada de gente amable. No se puede pedir más para un buen abrevadero local.

Después de vivir en Reigate durante unos cuantos años y muestras de muchos de los pubs locales en la ciudad, muchos de ellos a ser o muy caro, no es un bonito jardín o no muy acogedor.

Visite este lugar tranquilo regularmente ya que está cerca de mi actual trabajo.

Visita regularmente. Un montón de gente y pasando por el comercio. El personal encantador y la comida fantástica en el almuerzo y en ocasiones una noche de barbacoa.

Pasamos una noche en el Príncipe de Gales. Un gran pub, excelente ambiente y un personal amable y sin duda volveremos de nuevo. No comer, así que no puedo opinar sobre la calidad de la comida.

Este pub es una joya en Reigate, justo al lado de la estación de servicio de personal agradable limpia y fresca bonita selección de vinos

Usually a railway pub is just that, a stop off and little more, However this pub really rates. It has been there for ever but with a recent refurb and staff with a genuine welcome it has retained a great attitude and clientele. Great beers and better than decent pub food you can stop off with a laptop, meet friends or just dash through en route. Keep pubs alive - use them !

Some of the people writing on here about service have an axe to grind - OK, so the owner doesnt smile obsequisously and fawn at your every desire - at most of the times described above he was probably pretty busy - no time for patronising genuflection. The staff are well trained, effective and the tapas, as already said are fine and good value. I go to a pub to meet friends and possibly make new ones - not to get a cheap smile from the landlord, or a wink from a barmaid. Jeez, some people. Fine pub - go there and enjoy. PS, if you stand by the sink/glass washer, you are bound to be surrounded by glasses - use your head and move.

Just down from the railway station. Really nice Shepard's Neame pub, looks like it has been refurbished recently. Cracking pint, nice atmosphere and very welcoming.

I came here to kill 20 minutes, it was my 2nd time since the refurbishment quite a while ago. It is really lovely inside and has been done out well. My beer and crisps cost £5 which I fell is a tad steep, but it is good quality and you tell the lines are kept clean. The barman could have been more friendly and talkative, he seemed bored or distracted. Overall good venue with decent beer and friend atmosphere but overpriced for where it is. Would go back again to try the food (if the kitchen is open)!

Good place to meet for a few beers in front of a roaring fireplace. Nice selection of ales. Not eaten here so cannot say anything about the food, but good atmosphere and delightful staff. Can recommend watching the rugby here

Visited as a couple of friends for a few drinks, on a Thursday night.We arrived at 18:30, and the place was busy with a good buzz about it.The beer selection is good, and the wine was fine too. Friendly enough staff, though the landlord who seems to come in for regular stick was efficient rather than warm and welcoming.The place was swamped with a group of about 50 people who descended en mass at about 8:30.A darned sight better than it was before. Worth a go.

Good selection of beers, wines and spirits. Great Tapas. Friendly staff (if you ignore the Landlord).

I recently visited Reigate to catch up with some "old" friends. I flew into Gatwick then jumped on the train straight through to Reigate train station where upon I came across a great pub next door, The Prince of Wales. Rude not to I thought, so in I went for a small libation! I was warmly greeted by the bar staff. I had to admit that my knowledge of Shepherd and Neame beers was not good but I can confidently assure you that I am now! The landlord talked me through all the real ales of which I got a small taste of each. I had prebooked accommodation elsewhere for my first 2 nights stay but booked into The Prince for Saturday and Sunday and I was not disappointed wiith the room either. Beautiful room, very comfortable, slept like a log, great shower. On realising I had left my deodorant behind at the last hotel, I asked the landlady where the nearest shop was. She 9disappeared off up stairs and came back with a can of 'soft and gentle' , now there's service. The weather was considerate enough to allow us to make full use of the beer garden. Gorgeous food, nothing from freezer to fryer in this joint, can't wait to go back when the bbq is being fired up. All in all an absolute brilliant find. A big thank you to Keith and Theresa, all the staff and of course the happy (and sure, why wouldn't they be) locals. I'll be back soon.

I love this pub. I go once a week for a girls night and have a very very yummy tapas. The food is amazing, im slowly working my way round the menu. Staff are very friendly and are always happy to help. I would recommend this pub to everyone. The refurbishment they have had done is amazing wow what a difference. In my opinion this is the best pub in Reigate

This pub has for me great location which is close to train station. I like selection of beer, polite staff and option of cash back. They have excellent tapas menu. It is really delicious and worth of tasting.

This pub is close to where I work and we often go there for team drinks on a Friday.It's been refurbished in the last year or so and it looks great, welcoming and cosy.Fantastic homemade tapas and decent lunchtime menu. Always has a good atmosphere too.

Wouldn't recommend, many other good pubs in Reigate, didn't find staff overly friendly and atmosphere not particularly welcoming.

Just had to write this..Visited the pub on Friday (20/02) to meet a friend for 5 pints. Been in the pub many times (and spent a load of money in the place) since it was refurbished and each time I have not been impressed by the level of customer service and the fact that the landlord sells Whitstable Bay Bitter at £4.10 a pint! What is the landlord's problem? Mr happy needs to retire or go and work in ****hole like the pub used to be. It is a real shame as the pub could be so much better if the staff and service improved, the bods from the Shepherd Neame should do a random visit if you ask me. I won't be going back in a hurry and would rather spend my money elsewhere.

I came in on a Friday evening after a quick drink, whilst being served I asked the lady (she was short, late 40s with blonde hair) if she could get rid of the large head on the Guinness I had ordered. She tried to use a straw to get rid of it. As I work for a pub I gave some constructive advice on how to do this only to get told that I don't need to tell her how to do her job and she started muttering under her breath. I told her that the level of customer service she had offered was poor only to get a horrible glare and sarcastic laugh back at me. I was taken aback by this as I had said it politely and didn't expect such a rude reaction. To finish it off whilst sitting at the bar I had a young man who worked there continuously putting dirty glasses in front of me whilst I tried to enjoy my beverage. I've never felt so uncomfortable and couldn't wait to finish my drink so I could leave.

Well located next door to Station very well managed, quality beers and service. Traditional pub menu healthy portions freshly cooked and wholesome. Whilst I loved the old style format this is a pub that has been nicely refurbished in a more modern style which has been tastefully executed.. A pub frequented by locals offering great banter and hospitality. I wouldn't go anywhere else in Reigate for a good pint. Well priced friendly service a top notch pub highly recommended.

I have to admit, I like old pubs. I'm not a big supporter of changing pubs into sit down restaurants. I am old school.However, I think the Prince of Wales here have done it right. The new decor is comfortable, it has a nice selection of drinks. The food format is a selection of small tapas style dishes. It hasn't gone down the route of overly emphasising on being a restaurant; but the food was still surprisingly nice; they washed down very well with the beer.We really enjoyed our visit, a very chilled out evening.