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Prince of Wales

Unnamed Road, Risca, Newport NP11 6PY, United Kingdom

Prince of Wales
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4.7
233 reviews
8 comments
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JW52+PC Newport, United Kingdom
+44 1633 612616
princeofwalesrisca.co.uk
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Glenn Row
Glenn Row254 days ago
Fantastic pub with the best views! Great staff and the best food,always something 'going off' for the guests! With a beautiful self contained air b&b, give it a try you won't be disappointed 😉
Ellen Blake
Ellen Blake346 days ago
Beautiful homemade Sunday lunch. It was so good we didn't even have chance to take any photos. Absolutely gorgeous. 💯 %%
Nick Fowler Photography
Nick Fowler Photography1 year ago
Great pub, with friendly staff in a beautiful location. The canal alongside, (The Crumlin Arm of the Monmouthshire & Brecon canal) is perfect for a leisurely stroll, taking in the views, or more actively jogging or cycling.

Great food in a lovely pub, with views to match.

We've visited The Prince of Wales in Risca, (sitting nicely near the bank of the Crumlin arm of the Monmouthshire & Brecon canal) many times for a drink, either inside, or out in their garden area, depending on the weather. We in the county of Caerphilly are in lockdown at present, so wanted to eat out somewhere local & decided to give the Prince a try.
This turned out to be a good move - we already knew that Helen, Jason and the team provided a very friendly, relaxing pub environment, but the food was a real bonus! They sensibly, (in our opinion) offer a small menu of meal options, but that means they can do them all really well, (amazing when you see the size of the kitchen!). We opted for their homemade Thai curries (fish and chicken versions) which were both cooked perfectly - great flavours and the rice was spot-on! After that we bravely attacked their jaffa-topped cake, (probably called something totally different ☺) which was so good, we had to eat the lot!.

A bottle of wine, very helpful staff, a warm, friendly environment & fine valley views helped to make it the perfect visit. We'll be back.
Phil morris
Phil morris1 year ago
Lovely couple of hours great atmosphere.
Nice pint and half of butty bach
Rebecca McDonald
Rebecca McDonald1 year ago
Love this pub, homely feel and lovely staff. Love supporting our local pub!
Davidc Ceasar
Davidc Ceasar2 years ago
This pub is a great place, family friendly, a real locals retreat, Richard is a good host we always enjoy our time here.
Simon Griffiths
Simon Griffiths2 years ago
Sadly not a good experience. Turned up on time for a meal for my wife's birthday. Ordered drinks and asked to order but we were still waiting for someone. They arrived 10 mins later. Nearly an hour later still hadn't ordered even though we had asked the staff three times that we wanted to order. Patience ran out and we ended up down the local curry house. To be fair if we knew they didn't have a kids menu we wouldn't have arranged to go there in the first place even though the pub states it's family friendly. The drinks were nice but when others coming in after us are eating and we still haven't ordered and continually being ignored it simply isn't good enough. Great view though.
Norman Donald
Norman Donald2 years ago
A traditional pub with a small bar and modern lounge/function room. Two beer gardens with spectacular views of countryside. Pub is next to a canal too. Variety of beers, lagers, ciders on sale. Meals are also served (at particular times) which usually have great reviews. A great landlord and landlady with friendly efficient staff.
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