While its Brixton Road address may make it a bit of a trek if you're not a local, The Prince is well worth the journey.

The Venue
Part Moulin Rouge, part ski chalet, it seems The Prince can’t quite make up its mind what it wants to be and that's just the way you'll like it. Burgundy walls, ceilings and curtains contrast with gold gilding and old fashioned chandelier lighting while the bar’s wood panelling is reminiscent of a Seventies' ski resort.

The Atmosphere
The friendly crowd is an attractively casual mixture of groups of friends interspersed with trendy looking couples. The Prince has a warm vibe to it that screams drawn-out Sunday drinking sessions and chilled out after work drinks.

The Food
Serving up fiendishly good gastro grub, this is moreish food at its finest. A steak that couldn’t possibly be better, bangers and mash, pork, fish and chips and duck are all on offer. With an ever changing range of special offers and chef's specials, eating at The Prince is a wallet friendly experience. If the homemade pate is on, then make sure you try it.

The Drink
There's a formidable range of spirits and a hearty cocktail list that you'd happily exceed your overdraft limit to carry on drinking. The bar staff will shake you up a Martini, Bloody Mary, Cuba Libre, Long Island Iced Tea and the list goes on. The wine list is sturdy with a handful of reds and whites and a smaller selection of roses.

The Last Word
The Prince is a nice boozer to spend your hard earned pounds in, but it’s the food that really makes it worth a visit with steaks definitely worth going out of your way for. Better still, as a popular DJ haunt, it's got the all-important credibility factor too.

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