Prince Of Wales, Birmingham

About us

The Prince aims to please and caters for every need:

The Front bar will seduce you with its range of 10 real ales on tap, selection of Belgium beers and classic setting.

The Cocktail bar will surprise you with its bespoke menu of Moseley inspired drinks and delicacies.

The Mo-Tiki bar, located in the garden, will offer you a holiday sensation with its very own sandy beach and rum based cocktails.

The Shed du Vin, our wine bar, will challenge your pallet with a wide range of reds, whites, rosés, proseccos and champagnes which you may savour with a plate of fine cheese.

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Reviews

1,415 reviews

4.4/5

Jake f

4 months ago

Nicely decorated and that's about it. The beer selection isn't the best, but it is one of the most expensive. Almost £6 for a Guinness... Small bar, small cosy room, outside is spacious and modern but why they have gone for fires at certain tables rather than outdoor heaters at all of them is beyond me. Your clothes end up stinking of smoke and you're lucky if you get a table with a fire. Meaning in the winter you're sat freezing. Clearly hasn't been thought through very well

leo payne

5 months ago

I've not been to the POW for years, last time there was outside marque, massive wood burner, music, cocktail bar, and ATMOSPHERE! All completely gone, outside was dull, inside was full of "more mature" drinkers, absolutely not what it used to be. Bring back the party vibe, the atmosphere please. Let me know if you do, I'll try again.

Nicola Salt

9 months ago

My absolute favourite pub. Always made to feel super welcome by Connor and his team. Good selection of ales. My favourite folk are to be found here and it is dog friendly so Dexter is at home.

David Clarke

2 years ago

Is that a moose head hanging above the door? One thing Prince of Wales doesn’t lack, is character. The 19 Century building is a leather bound, cove of dimly lit wooden rooms. The walls are decorated in places and people from Birmingham’s past. One of the rooms still has service bells located just above its bench’s back rests. In the beer garden there is a mass of additional seating. What was unexpected was the undercover Polynesian style bar area. It’s bloody huge and decorated to reflect the warmth of the tropical culture. Food is courtesy of Cantina. A selection of vegan dishes to sample as part of their tasting menu. These were great to snack on. Excellent complements for the many fine ales The Prince of Wales has on tap.

Anonymous Reviewer

2 years ago

Very spacious and covered beer garden out back, with its own bar. Great pub grub too, vegan-friendly and different from the usual offerings. Good place for a group get-together.