A traditional English pub with a modern flair. They have a good selection of your favorite tipples with an especially good selection of gins. Also, a must try is a flight of some of the national and local ales. They have the greatest hits of British cuisine, Fish and Chips, Steak and Ale pie and the Scotch egg. If you have never had a Scotch egg, you must try them. If your on vacation and giving the diet a miss, try the Bread pudding, fantastic! They also have a selection of salads as well. The Goat cheese is very nice. The pub is family and dog friendly. They will even put out a bowl for your canine companions. The staff are friendly and eager to serve you. A great place to see old friends and make new ones. Almost forgot to mention, the Sunday roast is a must!
This is our go to pub for our monthly girls meet up the food is always amazing and so are the staff. My go to fav meal is the mushroom tagliatelle beats any Italian restaurant I've been too!! �
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A Royal Experience, But Not Quite Fit for a Prince
Rating: 3.5/5
Last weekend, our family of four had the opportunity to dine at the Prince Harry Pub in Windsor. With its prime location right next to the majestic Windsor Castle, this pub certainly piqued our curiosity.
Upon entering, we were pleasantly surprised by the warm and cozy atmosphere. The staff were quick to seat us and take our orders, which is always a plus when dining out with a family. Our waiter was friendly and attentive throughout the evening, ensuring our glasses were never empty.
As for the food, we opted for the burgers, fries, and slow-cooked lamb. While the presentation was visually appealing (see attached photos), the taste was nothing out of the ordinary. The burgers were decent, but we've had better elsewhere. The slow-cooked lamb was tender but could have used more seasoning to make it truly memorable.
One downside of the pub was the higher than average pricing. We understand that the premium location near Windsor Castle likely plays a role, but it would have been nice to see that extra cost reflected in the quality of the food.
In conclusion, the Prince Harry Pub offers a lovely atmosphere and friendly service, but the food could use some improvement to match the royal surroundings. The next time we visit Windsor, we will likely explore other dining options to find a more satisfying culinary experience.
Nice place, we went there around 4pm when I felt peckish and the service was quick and the soup was excellent. The walls adorn several photos of Prince Harry through his life, and as you enter there's a massive picture of Harry & Meghan.
Super tasty food at a fair price. Fish and chips are particularly recommended!
I was here after visiting Windsor Castle. The pub impresses with a wide selection of different beers, wines and traditional British dishes.
The visit is worth it. 100% recommended!
Renamed as The Prince Harry. Pleasant surroundings and a nice atmosphere with good attentive staff. Food was absolutely excellent 2 x Roast Beef 1 x Roast Chicken and 1 x Fish and Chips. All well cooked and decent portions of everything. Only gets 4* though for the ridiculous price of Alcohol Free beer. Half pint of Peroni comes in at £2-95 but a 330ml bottle of Alc Free is £4-10, that is robbery in anyone's book. Otherwise decent place.
Really good beef burger, and also good chicken salad. Good place to stop when visiting the Castle
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Very delightful homemade food, and the service was excellent. The staff were very accommodating and friendly. All cooked to perfection, right temperature and really tasty. Completely recommend it!
Christine Hawkins (she/her/hers)
+5
Had a great dinner in this pub. The food was amazing (we had the lamb shoulder, pork belly and sticky toffee pudding), the service was very fast and friendly. Overall great value for money given how close it is to the castle. Would highly recommend it.
Robin Beechey (Robindo)
+5
One of a number of pubs near the castle. All very similar. This one compares well with the others and also has some outdoor seating. Worth dropping in for a beer.
After a thoroughly disappointing visit to Windsor Castle (don't bother), we stumbled upon this pub to kill some time before heading to Heathrow. Now called "The Prince Harry", we found the atmosphere relaxed and welcoming, fine beer and cider on tap, and good food (fresh and hot fish and chips). It was by far the highlight of our visit to Windsor.
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