The Prince N22 in Haringey

Tuvimos el almuerzo del domingo - 3 adultos y 3 niños, y honestamente puedo decir que fue la mejor cena asada que he comido. La carne era tan delicioso y tierno - nada como los almuerzos normales pub, mucho mejor, y me gustaría saber cómo cocinaron la col saboya ya que podría haber sido una comida por sí solo, y en cuanto a las patatas asadas y pudines Yorkshire - todo, incluyendo postres y comidas infantiles era de primera categoría gracias! .

Compartimos el filete, la remolacha y el hinojo, la charcutería y el queso. Disfrutamos de CADA bocado. Fue sin duda la mejor comida y la mejor relación calidad-precio que hemos tenido en mucho tiempo. El filete estaba perfectamente cocinado. La ensalada de remolacha e hinojo, sabores y texturas increíbles, los quesos fueron opciones maravillosas y en sabor como deberían con un chutney que iba perfectamente con ellos. La iluminación también es muy baja, lo que nos gusta. Te hace sentir relajado. Una noche memorable, sin duda y solo salimos a tomar una pinta! ¡Qué bueno que está en nuestra puerta!

He comido muchos asados en Londres y el asado al príncipe destaca cada vez que el chef Lucas realmente pone atención en los detalles de una joya oculta en Wood Green ¡Las bebidas también son increíbles!

Brillante pub local orientado a la comunidad con cervezas encantadoras y buena comida Tenía el pollo compartido con fritas y ensalada César absolutamente delicioso También una muy buena carta de vinos

Excelente almuerzo de arado, y muy buena relación calidad-precio ( £ 12 ). Pero... ven a comer un domingo y sorpréndete de la calidad de la comida. (Debe reservar) Buena selección de vinos y ales ( pero no la de siempre ) , Gran personal.

Tasty food and good vibes but charged £1 for a bit of extra gravy. Just why? It annoyed me massively after paying for wine, drinks, puddings and starters. Just stingy and unnecessary.

I came for the roast with family and we was all blown away by the flavours the the value for money the variety and the service. Will 100% be back and be recommending to all my friends

A pub where you get kicked out if you haven’t reserved a table. When you’re told that the reservation is only held for 15 mins and 30 mins later then you get moved by an officious man who may or may not be the manager but isnt willing to try and accommodate paying customers who have been sat inside for hours is less than welcoming, I don’t need this service in a place where I have come to relax with friends

The atmosphere in this pub is fantastic really chilled and relaxing. The staff are do friendly and accommodating. I went with my children and we had one of the best roast beef lunches we have ever had. The beef melted in your mouth and the roast potatoes and Yorkshire puddings were perfect. Thankyou for a lovely afternoon

Great range of craft beers and very friendly bar staff. Would highly . Food looked and smelled fantastic. Next time I’m In London I’m eating here

We came here because we were coming to a gig at Ally Pally and the pub at station was rammed. The barman was very helpful in recommending drinks, which were unusual and excellent , and even in getting us a table. We ordered a vegan flatbread option. It was slow in coming and was so so taste wise (heavy on a sweet tomato relish) but was fresh and fine for what we were after. Overall I would definitely go back for what for us was warm and friendly service and a really good Friday night atmosphere.

Food - decent. Burger lacks taste. Poor service (forgetting cutlery). Unhelpful staff. Unsanitary and sticky tables.

Popped in here for something to eat before going to a concert at Alexander Palace. Olly who served us was amazing. Great customer service and so attentive! His knowledge of the beers and ciders was brilliant. The food was so nice! I had the Chicken with Cajun Jambalaya and my sister had the Shepherds Pie which was gorgeous. Great pub very modern and reasonably priced. Will definitely return !

This pub had a very a strange feel to it, and the average service offered went hand in hand with this

I love this pub, have been going for years it's a relaxed chilled out space with nice wine good beer and friendly staff . We went recently for a couple of drinks and some lunch, the food was terrible . A couple of us ordered the vegan pie which was 2 pieces of dried out pastry with a chopped carrot centre accompanied by even drier chips. This is so disappointing, even more so because in the past they've had amazing residencies who've offered really tasty food. Prince you are having a laugh you cannot serve that level of bad . Sort it out .

Nice roast, had better but it was good and it’s a nice pub. We had the beef which has no pink in it but was perfectly edible. The chicken was well cooked. The roast potatoes are lovely although the veg could be better done overall it was a nice meal for a Sunday roast and wouldn’t rule out as a local having it again.

We have visited this lovely local pub for some Sunday Lunch. The service at the bar was genuine and attentive. The staff was very friendly but my oh my, the prices have turned into a sore mess. £7.5 for a pint was a stretch too far given what it takes to make beer and given is served in a pub in zone 3. Small breweries will keep your punters away, as they charge whatever they want for a keg. Saying this, the food prices listed outside were lower than the ones inside, and the government mistakes are being paid by us all with such price hike. What a shame! We were hungry, so we had the Pork Belly. There were great culinary intentions, however it lacked in flavour. The gravy was super watery and bland. The side of vegetables were ok, but we got only a few shreds of Savoy cabbage, and the pees were microwaved to extinction. The Yorkshire puddings were also bland. We asked for salt and peeper to bring the flavour forward. I am sure the chef would excel if he was to cook more Spanish food or give it a twist to the British food.

This is a proper beer pub so you should come here with the main purpose of enjoying the drink and then if there is anything that takes your fancy on the menu then this is of a secondary benefit. I have eaten lunch here on a couple of occasions but as a couple of previous reviewers have explained the food is provided by what can be best described as street food pop up vendors who tend to change and not have extensive menus. The couple of times I’ve tried them the food has been good but not what you would describe as standard pub fare. But the KSP of the Prince is it’s regular changing beer range, and in this respect the bar top supports six ale hand pumps positioned between two banks of five craft beer taps and then a further small tap wall with five taps for ciders on the bar back. For my most recent visit last month I had the pleasure of choosing between Burning Sky Plateau Pall Ale, Tapstone Brewing Hop Wire, Marble Brewery Pint, Two By Two Brewery Strata Talus Eleanor, Five Points Railway Porter and Wood Green Brewery Hopping City on the cask ale pumps. And those more inclined to modern craft ales could choose between offerings from Howling Hops, Two Tribes, Vibrant Forest, Twisted Wheel, Two By Two, Goodness and the fairy local Bohem Brewery. Tried the Five Points Porter and the Wood Green brew ( well it would have been rude not to) and both were in good condition. And if you stick to the wet stuff the service levels have always been good in my experience.

Very good pub that pretty much single handedly got the middle class borderline alcoholics of Wood Green through lockdown with their milk carton takeaways spilling out on to any available patch of nearby grass. The owners should be given CBE’s. The Prince staunchly nails it’s colours to the craft beer mast and that is my only criticism as I can’t stand the stuff. For people who like that sort of thing this pub is manna from heaven but I love it so much I just go and drink a bottle of wine instead or order the one lager they serve. I give it five stars because it is everything a pub should be: a proper mix of all types, friendly and welcoming but most of all it is fun. The staff are happy and that rubs off on the customers. It is a great place for a big gathering (when they were allowed), drinking solo or romancing the mistress. They do a series of pop ups for the food which are mostly very good but if I were them I would stop messing about, get a quality head chef cooking proper good old fashioned British food and I reckon they would have the best pub on their hands.

I went to the Prince on Saturday 18th of January 2020 for a quick lunch. I got to the venue at 15:40 and I was told that the kitchen was closed but in 15 minutes I would have been able to order. Therefore I ordered a pint and some pistachios and waited. After 45 minutes and two more trips to the bar asking for info I was still unable to order. Nevertheless, on my way back to the table after my second trip the bar, I saw two tables being served (a later explanation provided was that they were late tables/ they just ordered chips... one of the two. The excuse I preferred to hear basically.) Once I confronted the waitress (who later introduced herself as being the manager), I was told the following: “Well, if you want you can order now or leave.” Don’t get me wrong, everyone working has the right to have a break and I do understand that there might be problems during the service. I am of this business too. What I do not accept was the attitude that employee had with me. This really got me gutted. As she could not care any less about me (the paying customer) at all. I spoke to another member of the staff while leaving (With no food ordered) and he at least had the decency to apologise on behalf his colleague/manager. I never felt so offended in a restaurant. The issue with the service is not the problem. The impoliteness of the server/manager is the issue. Despite being a good pub with good food e good drinks I will never coming back to this venue. If you value your money and good manners in general, just don’t go there.

The food we ordered was satisfactory, however the service was appalling - the manager was so defensive of a mistake he had made it was very aggressive. Not worth the money and I will not be going again.

Re-opened late in 2016 this pub is now well established. Craft beers are superb and the brewers and beers are changed regularly so you never know what they will have on tap! They tend to be local and the lesser known breweries but the quality...

Meal on Sunday - friendly staff, great food - would highly recommend - close to Wood Green and Bounds Green station

A colleague and I sat outside in the sun after work for a couple of drinks . Happy Hour 2for1 Gin . We will Defo be back . Thanks 😀

My hubs and I have had our eye on this place for a little while but I always resisted, shame on me. These guys have sours on tap, my all time favourite tipple. They have an amazing selection of craft beers, great to have this...

visited on a recommendation of the beer selection. Ended up being better than expected, with a good choice of wines by the glass and, most impressively, really delicious Chinese food! We tried all the share plates and were blown away by all of them. Far...

Really nice craft beer pub that has amazing pop up kitchens. I would like more choice of drinks for non craft beer lovers however the food makes up for it. If it's sunny, bring a rug and sit on the grass outside!

I really do love this pub, it is everything a neighbourhood local should be. It has a great atmosphere, fantastic happy staff and an excellent selection of beers. Really coming in to its own now in the summer as it opens it's doors and customers...

Once again we called into The Prince although a sad visit this time, we left laughing thanks to the lovely Jewels who soon cheered us up with his kindness & cheerful banter..This young man is a joy & a credit to the Management.

Went there with a friend last Friday. Beer is ok, although 1st pint was cloudy. However, the food was not much cop at all, I had the beef/veg noodle soupy concotion, friend had the veg version, she'll eat anything and still left some, the soup...

ridiculously rude manager and poor staff nothing great on the table beers are mixed with water? food on average but its unbelievable how the manager was rude for no reason and the staff was really unhappy to do the job

Our friends told us about this pub even though we live locally - so lucky, the beer was delicious and the place is just gorgeous. The staff were super friendly, especially Jules...we are going back for dinner this week :)

When I went to this pub they had some sort of event on which meant it took ages to get served. Also the beer was very expensive and even though there is a wide range of beers on offer I found that most were of...

I have been going here regularly since it re-opened. It’s great and has improved beyond recognition from what it was like a few years back. The choice of ales is what really impresses. If you like your cask and keg beers then this is the...

This pub, once somewhere to be avoided under previous incarnations and left almost derelict has been lovingly restored by new owners and is now firmly on the map. Good range of real ales. Currently doing Marble Ales from Manchester and have recently added own ale...

This pub Keeps changing hands every six months or so. Right now is actually a nice place. Drinks are reasonably priced

After a long chequered history of underinvestment and mismanagement, local campaigners successfully had this pub safeguarded as an Asset of Community Value. Quality, well-kept craft ales and ciders are The Prince's cornerstone, so move along if you want bland generic pub brands. Good wine list,...

Stumbled across this pub on the way to a gig at Alexandra Palace. We were attracted to it from how it looked from the outside and loved it immediately once we'd found the entrance (side door - needs a good shove!) Great range of beers,...

Well this place has been boarded up and closed for quite a while. I don't thhink I have been there for ten years. It has been there since 1868 but really fell into disrepair and I think all the locals thought that was that. However...