The Prince George in Watford

The Prince George is a great family run pub with a great South African Themed menu!Try the curry, it’s was so delicious with a big kick. My partner said the burgers always taste great.Haven’t been in a while but have been to a few Tuesday Night pub quizzes hosted by Adam. Always a great laugh!They have always been so accommodating when going with a friend which needed to have a Gluten Free menu, they were extremely helpful in this regard, cooked her meal separate so there was no gluten contamination. Well done!

Found the pub and menu by accident. Had the best Sunday roast and dessert. Can’t recommend it enough. Great service, fabulous food and lovely wine. Ticked all me my boxes for a lazy Sunday.

Excellent Sunday lunch, the place was buzzing. You can't beat service with a smile either. Definitely worthy of a few more visits as the menu looked good with a South African twist.

The pub has a great atmosphere and a great playlist in the background. The staff and the landlady and landord are amazing, very welcoming and always looking after their customers. The best family owned pub in Watford!

Came here as a last night choice due to our recent visit to Harry Potter world. The staff were extremely inviting from the start which was lovely and, as we weren’t locals, made us feel extremely welcomed. Music was good and the food was out of this world. So homely and comforting and full of flavour. Definitely worth a tip!!

Booked a last minute table on a Saturday night for two, first visit since under new ownership, food was great, had the cheese / bacon burger, best I’ve had in a long time, Sandra (I think) was very welcoming and attentive throughout, nice to hear some music in the background too.Great addition to the local area, will definitely be back with friends soon !!

Fabulous food and friendly staff made our time here very enjoyable. On our way to Harry Potter and hadn’t booked a table - they kindly squeezed us in at late notice, thank you really lovely Sunday lunch.

I have just had a wonderful Sunday lunch here. The staff were so friendly, warm, and welcoming - it really added to our overall experience. We were a group of three and concerned about Covid, but the staff put us at ease. We originally tried to sit outside near a heater, but it was obviously very cold. So, they reassured us, and gave us an inside table in a corner, making sure to keep us away from other people. On a busier day, this might not have been as easy, but I really appreciated the effort they went to.The food was great. All three roasts were delicious! I highly recommend and will definitely visit again.

Arrived just after they opened on a Saturday. If this was an east end pub it’d be packed because it’s REALLY nice, I don’t know the location well but it seems off the beaten track.Very quiet from 12ish and starting getting busier at 3pm. Music playing was classic rock and some 80s pop. Currently table service. Ordered the halloumi fries (delicious! With minty yoghurt and pomegranate seeds) and then the mac and cheese - one with bacon and one without - and they were hot, tasty, but not too heavy.Ordered a bottle of Prosecco and got given raspberries and sparkling glasses. Attentive service and would definitely return.

Service was very good but sadly food quality wasn't like that. Roast was not Sunday magical. Other meal was not enjoyed or finished. What they called an apple and berry crisp was simple dry ingredients thrown on top of what I believe was delightful fruit...think of protein powder spooned on top of warm fruit. Couldnt finish. The final coffee was good.