Massive building, brilliantly and efficiently run. Fab staff and door stewards, felt safe and it's a lovely place to look at inside too. Plus they do stackable pint mugs that you can easily carry four of in each hand, joyful!
Jamie L. Thompson292 days ago
Had no bread in for our breakfast. However, food came out quick and the service team we friendly and helpful.
Melanie Carvalho354 days ago
The atmosphere and setting is absolutely beautiful being a converted theatre, and was a very unique experience for me. However the food was unfortunately very average
Christopher Watkins1 year ago
The Prince of Wales is an old theatre converted into a Wetherspoons. It is on two levels. It retains a lot of its theatrical origins like some circle seats. You can still see the stage arch and boxes. It was the standard Wetherspoons menu and good service.
Lali Gal1 year ago
Even was a game night last weekend their service was fast and the friendly. But the Online order is not friendly user so we had to queue at the counter as the beer selection was not available on the app. The plant burger was good.
Russell Cox (The Wycombe Wanderer)1 year ago
Very good Spoons. I've been to 238 of them and this has to be one of the busiest, so a bit of a nightmare to get a table. But service was incredible given how busy it was. Food was proper hot too and they did Black Dragon. Lovely building too with some fantastic architecture.
David Gillingham2 years ago
Extremely popular and always very busy Wetherspoons situated very close to the central train and soon to be bus station. Although its busy it is always well staffed so food and drinks arrive quite quickly.
Stevie Bee2 years ago
The food was delicious, I had a mixed grill, very succulent meat, I was surprised at how nice it all was to be honest. The staff were very helpful and polite, went above and beyond any other staff I've encountered in any other wetherspoons so far. Keep up the good work guys
However the food was unfortunately very average