Both floors are often full. Especially if there's a cricket or rugby game on. A gregarious atmosphere permeates each bar and could almost be called a social club. I can't comment too highly on how friendly and cheerful the bar staff are here; they really do add to the enjoyment of your visit. Places like this are hard to find in London.
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There is a varied food menu. The snacks are a little pricey, e.g. the Toasted Pitta Bread with Salad coming in at £8, but the mains, which average only a pound or two more, are served in admirable portions. There's also an extensive wine list of about 30 appellations and, as you'd expect, a good selection of ale. A big-screen TV for the sporting events, plenty of reading material, fruit machines and a jukebox all earn the Prince of Teck extra marks. Live music on Saturday nights.
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