The Prince of Teck

£8 - £20 / British, Vegetarian options

161 Earls Ct Rd, London

Awards

Excellent Tapai 2024

Opening hours

8:30AM-11:30PM

Sunday 8:30AM-11:30PM
Monday 8:30AM-11:30PM
Tuesday 8:30AM-11:30PM
Wednesday 8:30AM-11:30PM
Thursday 8:30AM-11:30PM
Friday 8:30AM-12AM
Saturday 8:30AM-12AM

Friendly Staff and Unbeatable Craft Beers

Stepping into The Prince of Teck feels akin to curling up in your favorite pair of slippers. Nestled near Earl's Court station, it offers a variety of charms that seem designed for casual enjoyment: a knowledgeable and welcoming staff, who navigates their extensive beer selection with ease, eager to steer you towards your next liquid delight. Despite some grumbles about the inconsistency and price of its food offerings, many patrons, like myself, find solace in their crisply executed burgers and classic British breakfasts that somehow manage to exceed pub expectations. Earls Court locals and visitors alike are treated to a menu that feels comfortingly predictable yet sufficiently satisfying after a day of trolling London’s wet pavements.

But to simply categorize this venue as another London watering hole would be to miss the layers that transform a visit into an experience. Board games available upstairs invite patrons to linger as they nurse their pints, proof of a thoughtful attention to layered social ambiance delivered by an ever-attentive team. Ambient noise rises sharply when sports grace the many television screens, an atmosphere that weaves together strangers into momentary kin united by shared enthusiasm or defeat. Though some might balk at slightly inflated costs or occasionally heavy-handed fare, The Prince of Teck reinforces the charm of London's pub culture—a robust blend of spirited conversation, live entertainment, and beers promising moments that live warmly in memory longer than they pass through one’s system. — Clarissa Cuisinier