Prince of Wales in South Lakeland

Solía vivir en la zona y este pub está entre los mejores. Comida, cerveza inglesa, dueños maravillosos. No puedo esperar a visitarlo de nuevo algún día.

Decidimos visitar después de pasar muchas veces. Había visto que la variedad de bebidas que se ofrecía era muy buena. Aparcado en el aparcamiento al lado. Un poco incómodo al girar ya que teníamos un auto cerca y tuvimos que disparar para dar la vuelta y regresar. Como no hay luces de la calle, es difícil ver en la oscuridad. Sin embargo, entró en el pub y luego se dio cuenta de que no tomaban tarjeta. Esto restringió lo que podíamos pedir, así que solo bebidas. Una gran selección de cerveza de barril, ginebra, cervezas embotelladas y sidra en oferta y el menú de comida era muy razonable en precio y tenía una buena selección. Estaba triste porque no tomaron tarjeta de ahí la calificación ya que no pudimos experimentar la comida que olía bien. La decoración es tradicional y algunos pueden decir anticuado, sin embargo, el personal era amable y acogedor. Entiendo que el pub estaba a la venta y recientemente se vendió. Como no lo sabía antes, todo lo que puedo juzgar es ahora. Todo lo que sugeriría es que el baño de damas necesita una renovación y cerraduras que se agregan a las puertas. Un pub familiar y obviamente amado por los lugareños y un paso atrás en el tiempo. Sin embargo, cualquier persona que visite asegúrese de tener dinero en efectivo, de lo contrario, solo serán bebidas y una breve visita.

Convenientemente enfrente de la estación de tren, este pub es muy anticuado, piense en un estilo gentil pero limpio y reluciente. Se admiten perros, caminantes, buena comida de pub, incluidas sus propias empanadas famosas. Personal encantador y amable. Sin lujos: café instantáneo servido en tazas, pero con muchos refrescos, licores y cervezas especiales. Piano en la esquina y juegos de mesa. Una joya rara.

Este antiguo y encantador pub tiene una variedad de cervezas auténticas, algunas elaboradas en el lugar. Servicio amable, la comida es tradicional británica, raciones enormes y muy buena relación calidad-precio. No se desanime por el mal estado exterior; Esta es una joya de lugar.

Este lugar es engañoso, desde el camino es normal, el interior no tiene nada de especial, pero es su encanto, la cerveza es excelente y, por el área, estamos de regreso antes del fin de semana.

Don't be scared to try haggis in Yorkshire pudding. Lots of beers brewed on the premises. Easy to get to on train from Barrow.

This pub is exceptional. It's about the beer & a warm hospitality unmatched anywhere. Becoming a weekly trip and never disappointed by the quality of the micro brewery here and the range of guest beers. Nice ambience (not too noisy ) and lovely bar staff. The owners have created & maintained something truly unique but remember it's all about the the beer here. Food is all homemade and unlike anything elsewhere - filling & tasty. Great place (- unless you really like noisy rooms with electric pumps and sanitised fatty food in which case don't bother!)

I've been here a few times and always had a nice afternoon. Good range of drinks but not your normal lager, cider, etc, reasonable prices too. You can get pasties and filled Yorkshire puddings, I've had the pasties with mushy peas and it's always really nice. Only improvement for this little pub is the staff could be a little friendlier/jollier.

I described this place last year as a 'Railway Inn with a Heart of Gold'. Its a small pub & hotel on the main road opposite Foxfield Railway Station. It has four bedrooms and has a genteely 'run down' feel to it. It is simply one of the best pub-hotels in the UK. The owners have a passion for beer and this is reflected in the wide choice available - all hand pumped (+ bottles?) and of excellent quality. Don't ask for fizzy beer here - you will probably be escorted off the premises by the drinkers. There is a very good selection of whiskies. Food is served up until 7.00pm - no orders after then. Meals are substantial. I opted for a Yorkshire pudding, which was a good size. This came with plenty of (decent) roast beef and assorted vegatables, with proper gravy and, as an extra, two 'proper' roast potatoes. You may have to wait: there are board games, books, and a piano to while away the time. There is no TV and no music - except on music nights. This is a community pub - the local book club meets in the back. Rooms are OK - nothing special but perfectly OK. They don't have TV/radio - which I can live with; a kettle is a greater lost (but these are in the 'Residents Lounge' together with a big box of biscuits). Breakfasts are substantial. The Pow only accepts 'real money', BTW - not plastic. Some people may have 'problems' with the PoW but really this is a superb place. I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Awesome friendly little independent pub, views over the estuary, just by the railway station - very welcoming. We stopped for Sunday lunch, which was gorgeous and very reasonably priced. All home cooked fresh, with piles of veg and a giant Yorkshire pud. They’re a CAMRA pub with loads of real ale, and a fab selection of whisky & gin too. Worth a visit - one thing to flag, they are cash only, so make sure you hit a cashpoint before you visit.

Very friendly place. Great beer & extensive range of whisky, gin etc. Food was good. Homemade pasties were excellent. Great choice for veggies.

Popped in today for a cup of tea to warm up after a visit to Swinside stone circle in a blizzard (that's another story!). Having seen some lovely looking plates of food going past and as it was after 4pm by then, we decided to have something to eat. Our son (a vegetarian) opted for the cheese, potato and onion pasty with salad, I chose the turkey roast, and my partner the beef roast. We were told there would be a 30-40 minute wait for the pasty to be cooked (the roasts would have been much quicker but we opted for them to come out together) and as it was still early, we were happy to sit by the roaring fire drinking tea, reading the papers, and playing board games from the extensive selection. When the food turned up, it looked delicious and tasted just as good. I have never been served such an extensive selection of vegetables! There were roast spuds of course, roast parsnips, parsley mash, cauliflower, broccoli, leeks, roasted mushrooms and tomato, baby sweetcorn, brussels sprouts, mashed swede, carrots, and courgette! Just a little of each and all perfectly cooked. The meat was plentiful and very good, there was a generous portion of yorkshire pud and, very importantly, an abundant supply of very nice gravy. The pasty was also declared to be really good and the salad was very varied with avocado, pea shoots, rocket, lots of seeds, and even blueberries, as well as the more usual salad ingredients. Everyone was very welcoming and friendly, and all that food plus our pot of tea and a glass of lemonade, cost less than £30. Just remember to bring cash as they don't currently accept cards. It's also worth mentioning that dogs are welcome in the pub, it has 2 open fires, a piano, lots of musical events, it's also a brewery, and is owned by the community. My kind of place in every respect!

Waited an hour for average food, which didn't fill any of us. Will not be returning & we are generally very easily pleased.

Stopped off at the Prince of Wales on a whim after hiking Scafell Pike, it doesn't look like much from the outside, but it does seem like a nice local pub, they had a weird selection of food on offer and when my friend asked for some chips, we were told they don't do it. Settled for a bacon butty which was more than adequate and most definitely hit the spot for her. They did have some good ales on offer, if you want Guinness, Becks or any of your run of the mill lagers then jog on. We had a cherry lager which was very nice. The locals are very friendly there and will give you some good banter, a good pub always has its regulars and we had the pleasure of talking to some. It is more of a local pub but has a lot of character to it.

FRom outside it looks a bit shabby - doubts are dispelled when you go in. At the end of a days walking, with a big pack - its the promised land. The PoW is welcoming, (although some of the staff can be a bit 'quirky' [not Stuart or Linda]). The beer, as might be expected here is superb - there is a renowned brewery on site, the food is good and wholesome 'rare ballast for an empty belly'. The bedrooms are good, standard en-suite rooms. No TV/radio or kettle (at least not in my room), but these, and a big tin of biscuits are in the upstairs lounge. A substantial breakfast, with only the best ingredients. Will I go back? As long as I have life left in my limbs - yes.

Convenientemente situado justo al lado de la estación de foxfield pero increíblemente remoto al mismo tiempo, fue la semana después de año nuevo y estaba lloviendo.

Visitado por un festival de la cerveza y he de decir que un lugar fabuloso, como debe ser en un pub con gente real y verdadera. interiores Gran variedad de cervezas desde lejos, incluyendo sus cervezas y una amplia carta de comida casera para complementar el ya mencionado. Si te gusta interiores falsas y helado sin sabor, luego este espumante cerveza pub no es para ti.

Vine aquí después de una mala experiencia en otro pub cerca de Broughton, la comida era muy buena, con mucha variedad y a precios razonables. Lo que prueba la empanadas una gran selección, el resto del menú también es genial. Buena selección de cervezas" "incluso su propia.

This pub is home to two breweries, Foxfield and Tigertops and serves a great range of cask beers on handpull. The staff are very welcoming and happy to give advice on what to drink.

He perdido cuenta de las numerosas veces que me he alojado en el Prince of Wales. Nuestra visita más reciente fue el 10 y el 13 de febrero de 2017. Como siempre la cerveza era excelente y el Stuart y Lynda acogedor. Siempre interesantes cervezas...

Cogí el tren de Barrow a Carlisle, descienda en Foxfield, donde por casualidad conocimos a los miembros de la sucursal local de disfrutar de su Navidad furness camra social. Nos recibieron con los brazos abiertos y se aseguró de que tuviéramos algo de comer. La comida era excelente y la cerveza aún mejor!

Estado aquí dos veces recientemente. Primero un almuerzo que es más de 55 por tres campos. 850. Mucha variedad en grandes porciones y precioso Yorkshire los budines y pan casero.

An atmospheric real ale Mecca ! Opposite to railway station. Pub grub very filling and a killer after s few pints lol! The proximity of the railway certainly helps the success of this micro brewery !

Brilliant value for money especially if you're a CAMRA member. It does everything you need for a down to earth no frills b&b/pub. The rooms are functional, clean and above the pub so don't expect total quiet until after closing time. Beer and whisky choice is fantastic and cheap! I have given this 5* because it met everyone of my expectations - but then I have stayed before. If you are expecting a 5* establishment you will be disappointed - it does what it says on the tin. It attracts many repeat visitors. Handy for the Southern Lakes and with a train station opposite the front door. In this area I don't see the point in paying 2 or 3 times more for what is essentially a room in a pub.

We decided to take a trip to Foxfield to sample the Prince of Wales on Friday 01/07/16 . The 4 of us got the 6.30pm train from Barrow-in-Furness . Train running bit late so it was 6.54 when we got to the bar . Decided what drinks to have then asked if we could order food ( having heard about the pasties !! ) to be told sharply , no we stop serving at 7pm !!! It was 4mins past 7 ! When we asked nicely if they would still serve us she went in the kitchen to ask if we could get food & came back & said no you can't -too late . Maybe Landlady/ barmaid could have said to us when we arrived to order food quickly because they were almost finishing then done our drinks . If it had been 7.30 we could have understood that , but couple of mins past 7 seems harsh . Lots of their customers arrive on that train (we were the only ones that night )so surely they understand sometimes it could be couple mins late . They were still bringing out food at 7.30 so kitchen still up & running . Needless to say we had our drinks & got the next train back to Barrow & had a great meal in Furness Railway . They must have lost about £80 or £90 because we were planning to stay till the last train . My husband took the glasses back to the bar on the way out & said goodnight to her twice & she never even acknowledged him , she never smiled the whole time we were there . Maybe we caught her on a bad night !! Shame because we'd heard so much about it but def won't be going back !!

Their fame for pasties is justified, generous, tasty and freshly made. Somewhat qwerky pub that brews it's own excellent beer and only serves food until 19.00. The pasties are famous and rightly so, they don't serve chips so there's not the usual all pervading chip fat smell. The portions are generous and come with mushy peas, salad or beans so chips would be too much. Excellent range of beers and spirits.

excellent brew pub with great real ale, Belgium beers, whiskey and pasties what more do you require, the pub houses Foxfield brewery which it sells alongside other real ales, nothing fancy mainly large tables with small outside area, would recommend if in the area

We stopped here on the way back from Muncaster and it was decision well made. The atmosphere in here was really buzzing and the staff were all welcoming and friendly. The food here is outstanding, I ordered one of their gourmet pasties and it was delicious, the only one thing I can fault them on is the time it took for the food to arrive, but it was quite busy and was definitely worth the wait! I will definitely be stopping here again soon! Please get a cash machine or card reader so I can spend more money on your real ales and pasties!!

Great spot for doing a bit of walking in the South Lakes. Rooms are traditional - nothing fancy - just good simple accommodation. Pub is friendly and tidal in nature ( whenever a train stops outside a wave of people leave, and a wave of new ones arrive ).'Beer-blotter' food consists of pasties and Yorkshire puds with a variety of fillings. Great range of beers ( real ales, keg, bottled ) and excellent selection or whiskies.

Special big breakfast from 10.30 this morning. Best cooked breakfast for ages and even had fried live on the side. Delicious. Full plate, toast and bottom less coffee..... all for the pricely sum of £6 a head.I hope they do this again soon as Id go back again in a blink.

Visited here after making a call asking if they did good on a Wednesday. Was told they did. Went with two friends who were visiting from Manchester. Upon arrival I was told they NEVER do food on a Wednesday! I was embarrassed to be a Cumbrian! The landlady simply said they couldn't do food for as they would have to do it for everyone! I don't think there was more than 8 people in there that evening in total. Good beer. Extremely poor on the hospitality front.

The prince of wales is a great place for a pint or 3 ,4,5,6,7 …As I had a room I could indulge myself to my heart’s content . We were there during a “champagne festival “ where various bit of fizz could be purchased by the glass so that kept my partner happy / sloshed.Rooms are basic but honest and far superior from any budget chain and better priced. My only issue was the food is very simple and not inspiring ( THIS PUB IS ABOUT DRINK ) in that my pasty pastry was raw and gave terrible dyspepsia . True , the amount of booze I had necked may not have helped.Despite this , absolutely no problem with a 4 out of 5 rating from me.

A group of us come to this pub about three or four times a year for a lads night out. We travel on the train from Barrow so no worries about drink driving.We try to choose a night when the local musicians are on as it adds to the already good atmosphere. The pub is always clean and tidy whilst retaining that basic touch of how it must have been years ago.The beers are constantly changing which is good, and some even run out whilst your there but what the heck? There's always another one. Highly recommend a visit at least once, but once you've been I think you'll want to visit again...and again...and again!

Stuart and Lynda Johnson will always offer a warm welcome at this cracking pub.The Prince feels like a big friendly front room, the beer is always good value both for the ales on offer and the quality with which it is keptIf you are lucky enough to try one of Stuarts curries or the beer the makes, then the wonderful flavours will keep you coming back for more.This is a proper pub, not a plastic sport-lead noise box.

This is a camra award winning pub, with around 6 real ales and its own brewery on site.There are several bedrooms for bed and breakfast (with a camra discount).The hosts are very friendly and the pub has a nice laid back vibe. It is very dog friendly as well.Good home cooked food is served till 7pm (my only gripe...i wished they served food till at least 8pm), especially recommended are the home made pasties...many varieties!Beware...it is closed Monday & Tuesdays.

This is a great pub with fantastic hosts and great home made food. Landlord Stuart brews his own beers and they are magnificent - and strong ! Add to this a home made pasty and some friends and it makes for a great evening out.

Went here for a meal. Got the train to the pub, then ordered our meals. The pasties, particularly with the salad, are amazing, and a huge variety. Not much choice for small children but we took them a picnic for the train and then they played table football while we ate. I would allow an hour for the food to arrive but it is absolutely worthwhile. There is a huge range of beers and ales, including the more friendly ones for the uninitiated like strawberry and cherry, we were all in fine form on the return train trip!!

Had a really enjoyable couple of days here, both to sample the superbly kept real ales (and the home brewed Fleur de Lys was in fine form), and to sample some real trains-in short loco hauled trains on the Cumbrian Coast with class 37s as traction-if you go you'll soon hear them!The beer and food were both excellent, as was the room (a real bargain with CAMRA discount at £48 per night). Lynda and Stuart were friendly hosts, and its the kind of place were you soon get talking to either fellow visitors or locals-oh and the breakfast was superb too! We'll be back for more real beer and real trains soon!

Don't expect matching cutlery, or furniture or fine dining; but do expect great beers served with great knowledge and probably the best pasties North of Cornwall. You won't find lager, except true lagers brewed as they should be, and you definitely won't find vinegar as it ruins the beer!

Went with friends who had been before. A real English pub which has a huge selection of beer wines and spirits. Food selection limited to large pies and sandwiches but a fantastic selection of these obviously made freshly on order superb. No sky tv(good) mo piped music (good) friendly efficient service. If you like a rustic real ale pub hive this a try. And don't drive take the train. The pub is right beside the station

This pub has a character all of its own. Beers are always good - good selection and varied types of cask beer. Food is excellent but it is the atmosphere of this unique place that makes it so special.Especially good to visit when the Ale Festival is in full flow and to visit by train so as no one has to miss out as the "driver".

Just returned from a 2 night stay over Easter Weekend. Pub was packed when we arrived with live music playing at 4pm which went on till the last train at 10. Great selection of real ales, ciders and perries. Food looked fab but we weren't hungry by 7 when it finished so didn't get to try it. Room was basic but clean and did the job. Breakfast the next morning-they ask you what time you want it and wow! Homemade bread, good quality produce and tons of it. We again missed the 7pm food deadline and this was the only downside to our visit to the area...can't get food after 7/8pm. Luckily the guys in the square cafe and the kings head took pity on us both nights and fed us lol. Returned to the pub and sampled a few more of their selection. Staff all lovely and friendly...when do they sleep...they seem to never stop!Lovely area to visit and would defo return again-no trains on a Sunday tho!

If you want something different and are willing to wait then here is your place! Across the road from the railway station it is amazing to see the flow over and back. You look at the menu on the board beside the bar, a large selection, especially of pasties - all home made. When you do decide what you want to eat then another selection of beers! Food takes ages to arrive but well worth it, hot, tasty and more than enough for most appetites. Have had different pasties on various visits, all excellent with very nice side salad. Try it if you want a leisurely afternoon!

Totally agree with all the other reviews, its excellent, friendly, great beer must add they do the BIGGEST helpings since my mum. Really torn in recommending it in case too many people find it and it gets busy. Didn't try the huge range of whiskey, just a lovely beer to go with a great roast liver and bacon.

Lots of atmosphere and the best Sunday roast and sticky toffee pudding in the area. Friendly locals including Bert who had been a regular since 1942. A visit you won't forget.

Went here whilst taking a trip on the Cumbrian coast line, is ideally situated right next to Foxfield railway station which has regular trains to and from Whitehaven, Workington and Barrow to name a few. Brilliant selection of proper pub grub and some fantastic real ales at extremely reasonable prices. Two roaring open fires which was much needed on the cold January day that I went. The pasties are baked to order so definitely no fast food, just well cooked grub and superb views across the water.This place is everything a proper English pub should be.

A roaring log fire, armchairs and a warm welcome as you arrive, followed by a great range of beers (especially those from the microbrewery) and whisky. The food is delicious, plentiful and very reasonably priced indeed: we had tender roast Herdwick lamb for Sunday lunch with yorkshire pudding, parsnips, winter greens, okra, courgette, cauliflower cheese, brilliant roast potatoes and home made gravy for well under £10 each. Even more heart warming to learn that the local community got together to buy the pub - everyone is welcome to use books, board games and the electric organ and there's an impressive programme of events and activities.

Plenty of great beers to choose from and lots of lovely pies, really handy with the station across the road, pretty cheap beer too!!Will be back I'm sure!

This pub serves excellent beers and has its own microbrewery .The food is wonderful as the pasties on offer with numerous different fillings are fantastic.

We visited on a very busy bank holiday Saturday, intending on only have a few beers before continuing our walk to Broughton. After seeing some of the food however we decided to have a meal and save Broughton for another day.The pub is really eccentric and nothing at all matches, including the cuttlery, but it is very clean and most importantly of all a friendly, busy, interesting place to be.Our group had the pasties which were made to order, thai chicken curry and a chicken and bacon stew - all were very nice and tasty, very hot and plenty of it. All prices vey reasonable.We all sampled different beers and think between us we managed to sample them all....we all found one we preferred but all were lovely in their own way.Would definitely go back, and did the day after just for a drink on the delayed walk to Broughton.

Nice place to overnight with the camper, serving very nice food. Own brewery with very tasty ales.It.s a warm and home feeling pub.

This is a pub worth experiencing if you like your real ale, it's got it's own brewery in the stables out back, and also serves a few other Cumbrian real ales. We tried the medium pasties, they serve quite a few different types.. Very tasty & very large! There is a train line right outside, and seems to get a good proportion of it's custom from this.

Nipped through on the train, whilst staying in nearby Haverigg. A lovely little pub that has a huge selection on real ales, and everyone inside was so friendly. As the train station is just across from the pub itself it is handy as you do not have to travel far to return home. The only downfall was the trains were not very regular however that is nothing to do with this lovely little pub

A group from work jumped on the Barrow train to Foxfield for a night out with a difference. We had arranged food with the bar in advance, so all that was left to decide was which of the ten or so local beers to go for.The bar sits right beside the railway station and is modest in decoration. This is more than made up by the friendliness of the staff and locals.The beef stew was excellent and served in massive serving dishes, together with vegetables. The Craic on the train was superb as we wound our way back to Barrow.

Visited on Saturday in the motorhome as they are in the Brit Stops book. Fantastic views across the estuary on a fine day and the pub empties and fills in time with the trains that arrive in the station across the way. A fantastic range of beers and ciders and a range of bitters, stout and dark mild from the Tigertops micro-brewery. The food is described on the menu as "beer blotters" and with a range of hearty sandwiches, filled Yorkshire puddings and excellent pasties they fit the bill. There was a folk group playing on Saturday afternoon which really added to the atmosphere of the pub. This is an old fashioned pub, where nothing matches but the food, beer and friendliness of the staff makes the place unique. Everyone should visit this pub at least once!

Small pub with its own micro-brewery, and the ale is excellent.Best reached by the train, whose platform is immediately opposite the pub!Strange bar menu, written on a chalk board, with the number of each item available ticked off throughout the evening - food is mostly pasties with a wide variety of fillings - and "filling" is the operative word... we had the Large pasties - and they were indeed Large!Good value for money and great views across the Duddon estuary

Sunday lunch with the family really hit the mark.Choice of roasts,we had the pork and the turkey the boy had the keema curry with rice and curried potatos.The roasts were most generous with excellent veg.There was a creamed potato and chive fried cake and sort of veg ragu as well as the traditional accompaniments.The keema curry was tasty with well cooked rice and garnished with fresh coriander.This place has a really original menu system incorporating a chalk board, I dont think there are two chairs the same in the place,the beer and the food do the talking.One of a kind and must visit.Great value for money and friendly service.

The Prince of Wales is a haven for all serious real ale drinkers. It has a massive range of own brewed and guest beers, and some very interesting real ciders. Their food is the tastiest pub grub that I've ever had. And they have regular music sessions for people to come and play. It is a must stop for anyone visiting southwest Cumbria. The trasin station is just outside and there is a rgular flow of passengers visiting the pub. And most of the drinks are still less than £3/pint, a rarity in the Lake District.

This pub is a true gem in this area. It is quirky in many respects but that is its greatest strength.The beer here is always outstanding. The food is simple yet qualitative and nourishing.I would recommend this place to anyone without reserve. If you are a real ale lover then this place is a MUST to visit.

Travelling by train on the one of the greatest railway journeys’ in the world to Foxfield sets you up perfect to appreciate this hidden gem, that’s just across the road from the stationFantastic choice of real ales, including their own Tigertops brews, Fruit beers and ciders, all served perfectly by the very helpful and knowledgeable staff.The food & ale choices are all chalked up on the boards (No posh menus here) can highly recommend the Pasties they are simply to die for – Forget Cornwall, these are the best.Lovely rustic furniture, place mats & cutlery like your mother used to have - and a warm welcoming real fire for when it’s cold outside.Did I mention the view! – The Duddon estuary, with the backdrop of the Duddon fell & black Combe, simply stunning on a clear day.By far the best pub in the Lake District, but don’t tell everyone as it’s our Cumbrian secret!!!

The pub brews its own real ale and often has events such as port and cheese weekends. The homemade pasties are to die for especially with salad . Everyone is friendly and you can get there by train.

A cosy little pub in the middle of nowhere - always busy with visitors attracted from near and far by the friendly atmosphere, good choice of real ale and excellent home made pasties.

Visited here Saturday afternoon with my nine year old daughter and dog. Super atmosphere for the middle of the afternoon with live bluegrass singer - great choice if beers at very reasonable prices for this neck of the woods - did not have food but it smelt delicious - daughter was very impressed as was i

Passed by this pub on a number of occasions mainly due to its drab exterior, what a fool I have been. The food and service were unquestionably faultless, the surrounding are cosy and warm, if not a little eccentric. Tables large enough to accommodate my family of 8, with plenty space around you. Board games and books line a wall which the children can entertain themselves with. Made for a welcome change from the general chain of pubs one as become accustomed too. A credit to the owners and staff.

I have visited a lot of pubs in Britain and I have to say that I have not visited a better pub. The beer is always excellent quality. The bar staff are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The food is also very good and excellent value. However you visit the Prince of Wales for the beer. The beer is also very good value and it is often £1 a pint less than White Heart at Bouth.