Prince Of Wales - Maldon

The pub offers a wide variety of beers, ales, and other beverages. The staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating, allowing customers to enjoy their drinks both indoors and outdoors. In addition to drinks, patrons can also indulge in delicious meals at a very affordable price.

Customers are not interested in pictures of bikes or other people; they want to see photos of the food, the menu, and the prices. Obviously!

We stumbled across this traditional old pub on the main Stow Maries road around 1.45pm, very hungry and keeping our fingers crossed. The aroma of fish chips greeting us as we walked in. We inquired as to how long the wait for food was, as they looked very busy. 'Just the usual wait ' turned out to be about a mere 20 minutes, tops. The fish chips did not disappoint. The chicken goujons were great for the smaller appetite and perfectly cooked, not at all dry, just wonderfully tasty. All in all a little gem of a find. The food was great, the staff friendly, the portions generous. We will definitely be finding our way back there soon!

This pub is absolutely charming, filled with character and warmth. As a wine drinker, I was delighted to find white Rioja on the wine list at the same price as the other white wines. The menu is excellent, comparable to some high-end dining establishments I've visited but at a much more affordable price. The service is great and the food is beautifully presented. Although I didn't stay at the hotel, I plan to do so in the near future.

The food is very good and the staff are friendly. If you want to use the B&B be prepared for noise quite late, they now have pinball machines near the bedrooms. The bed is comfortable and breakfast is great such a shame about the noise.