Earls Court · Kensington & Chelsea
Prince of Teck
A Grade II-listed corner pub with wyverns on the roof
- Address161 Earls Court Road, London SW5 9RQ
- Phone020 7870 2276
- Websiteprinceofteck.co.uk
- OwnershipPart of Whelan's
About Prince of Teck
A grand Grade II-listed Victorian corner pub with heraldic wyverns guarding its roofline, tracing its brewing history back to 1832.
The site has held a pub since 1832, when it operated as a beer house tied to the old Star Brewery, before being rebuilt in its current elaborate form in 1868. Ornate bas-reliefs and heraldic wyverns still guard the roof corners, a reminder of the building's Victorian ambitions, while inside it functions today as a large, sport-friendly local across two floors, popular with the area's transient Earls Court crowd for cask ale and casual food.
On tap
Fuller's London Pride as the regular cask offering, alongside a standard bar range.
Food
Burgers, pizzas and pub classics, plus weekend breakfast and brunch.
More pubs in Earls Court
- The BlackbirdA dependable Fuller's local by Earls Court tube
- CourtfieldAn 1876 hotel-turned-pub opposite Earls Court station
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