Showing posts with label Prince of Wales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prince of Wales. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 August 2010

Prince of Wales Pub

I've just spent a fabulous evening at The Prince of Wales Pub in Putney. POW (sounds like it's just come out of a comic!) had a wonderful atmosphere, topped with great food and charming service. Georgio, our Italian waiter, seemed pleased with my choice of Brie de Meaux on crispy bread with homemade half-dried grapes, followed by mozzarella, tomato confit, and basil lasagne. And I was too!

The cheese was delicious, especially as it was half melted, but I found that it slightly over-powered the delicate flavour of it's accompanying grapes.
I thought that the lasagne was also great. It is a very light version of a lasagne, which is an interestiing and clever idea, because the dish can often be too heavy. The combination of soft mozzarella and fresh basil is divine, and as a pasta lover, this was the perfect dish for me. I also couldn't help but try my mum's lobster and triple cooked chips. Beautifully cooked fish and crispy chips - just the way they should be.

I was really looking forward to dessert - a mango paradise. The presentation in all of the dishes was exeptional, especially this very modern looking not-your-average-pub-pudding. It didn't taste quite as amazing as I was hoping, but it was good. I thought that the jelly was especially nice (and the sugary blanket!).

It was, overall, a fantastic meal with a lively atmosphere and happy service. Just a few minutes walk from Putney station, Prince of Wales is a great place to go out for the evening, or if you don't feel like a full meal, then the bar snacks also sound delicious. http://www.princeofwalesputney.co.uk/