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The Prince of Wales Pub (Cardiff)


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The Prince of Wales Pub (Cardiff)

 
Description: 82 St Mary Street / Cardiff / CF10 1FA / Tel. 029 2064 4449. Opening Times: 11-23 Mo-Sa; 12-22:30 Su.

Newest Review: ... your average Wetherspoons. The Prince of Wales from the outside looks quite spectacular. It used to be a theatre and you can still see the teirs where the seating used to be when you are inside. The ceiling is high and it is actually quite attractive. You get what you expect inside, cheap drinks which lets face it is why we go to Wetherspoons. The Prince of Wales has plenty of seating both ... more

 ... upstairs and down and there is an attractive stair case leading to the upstairs floor. Very nice. At night it gets very busy. Students rule in the week and on the weekend you can expect a slightly rougher crowd. You still get your slattering of sad ol...more

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niknakb
Premium Review The Prince of Wales Pub (Cardiff): If you like sad old men staring into their pints, no music a ... (223 words)
by - written on 25/03/09 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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The Prince of Wales in cardiff is part of the Wetherspoons chain. I'm sure you are familiar with them, cheap drink but at the expense of music and a lively atmosphere. This pub is no different, only it is bigger than your average Wetherspoons. The Prince of Wales from the outside looks quite spectacular. It used to be a theatre and you can still see the teirs where the seating used to be when you are inside. The ceiling is high and it is actually quite attractive. You get what you expect inside, cheap drinks which lets face it is why we go to Wetherspoons. The Prince of Wales has plenty of seating both upstairs and down and there is an attractive ...  Read the complete review

al1892
Crowned Review Pop In For A Pint At The Prince (1191 words)
by - written on 20/02/06 (Very useful, 686 readings)
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Background ----------------- No doubt you are all familiar with the chain of pubs to which the Prince of Wales belongs. That being J.D.Wetherspoons. I have had problems with Wetherspoon's in the past myself but that was Newcastle and far too long a story to tell here! On the whole however Wetherspoons have become a respected name in the pub scene. New Wetherspoons are cropping up everywhere! As a general rule Wetherspoons adopt a policy of buying a derelict building and converting it into one of there pubs. The result being that a lovely old style building gets a much needed facelift and the pub itself has a grander feel to it than ...  Read the complete review

 

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