Been here before very nice clean pub friendly bar staff and a nice atmosphere. Just out of the main town with a bit of a hill to climb but well worth the visit

Beautiful beer garden that due to the placement of the many heaters can be enjoyed on even not the greatest of June evenings! The barman was friendly and attentive and this is a great place to sinks few either at lunch or ahead of dinner...in town, worth the walk up the hill on Smith Street!More

Been here twice this week for their pizza menu. The pizzas are absolutely lovely. It’s very casual dining experience but the staff are really friendly and we had a lovely time.

Great place for meeting up with friends or family. Popular with business people after work. Well stocked bar and you can get food brought over from the main pub.

A brilliant pub garden, really lively with good music. However the staff couldn’t be bothered serving the customers. Three of the bar staff stood in the corner chatting while the obviously new member of staff tried to find her way round the bar. When I...asked for a tall glass I was told I could have a half or a pint glass, I was drinking a spritzer! The bottles of Peroni were warm so we asked for a glass to see if that would make it a bit better, we were given a warm glass straight from the dishwasher. There are lots of good pubs in Guernsey needless to say we won’t be back.More

A nice lively bar. We didn't go into the pub we drank in the small outside bar. It's situated opposite the pub. A nice lively bar. Music and frequented by visitors and locals.. A lively start to the evening

Vibrant and classic. The beer garden is a great place to start an evening out. BUT, the space heaters, make a nonsense of environmental awareness.

I pass The Prince of Wales almost every day but had never been in. One morning on my way to work, I stopped to examine the menu displayed by the door and the ramen option jumped out at me. It's one of my favourites, and...only one other place on the island (to my knowledge) serves it, so naturally I had to give it a try. I returned during my lunch break on what was one of the sunnier days we've had recently, so decided to sit in the outdoor beer garden. There wasn't much room left, as many others seemed to have the same idea to make the most of the sunshine, but I found a small area in view of the bar. I ordered the beef ramen, which consisted of beef, noodles, mange tout, bamboo shoots, ginger and a boiled egg in Japanese broth. This arrived very quickly in a huge, very filling portion. It was spicy, which I did not expect as this was not mentioned on the menu, so beware anyone who doesn't like a little heat! I would hesitate to call this ramen, as it was definitely more of a westernised version than a traditional dish. Some staple elements that you would expect, such as seaweed, a soft boiled egg rather than hard boiled, and scallions, were missing or replaced with more western ingredients. However, whatever it was, it was very tasty, filling and good value for money at £11.50 (£8.50 without meat). The service was very fast and friendly, and I was done with time to spare before having to return from my lunch hour. In particular, the service from the outside bar staff was excellent.The young woman running the bar that day was full of energy and banter with all the patrons, and really added a light, friendly touch to the service.More

Had a drink in the Coal hole bar whilst watching the rugby. Very tiny bar but good atmosphere and pleasant staff.

We had walked up this area a number of times in the past but had not noticed the Prince of Wales.. We first saw The Coal Hole which is next to the main Prince of Wales and then saw the Gardens on the opposite side-all...are part of the Pub. We called into the garden and just had drinks-the only downside was the beer had to come from a bottle. It was a nice day so enjoyed sitting in this outside area and talking to the friendly and informative barman.Will certainly come again when next here.More

The Prince of Wales is just off the centre of Saint Peter Port and offers decent pub food. It is also reasonably priced.

Had dinner here twice while visiting the area food can't be beaten 2 pizzas for £10 filling and fresh great choices of burgers