The Prince of Teck is a Grade II listed pub at 161 Earl’s Court Road, close to Earl’s Court station. Set across two floors, it combines an informal bar with dedicated areas for dining, private gatherings and live sport. Food is served throughout the day, making the pub useful for breakfast, lunch, an evening meal or snacks while watching a match.
Small plates are designed for grazing and sharing. Soft tacos can be filled with crisp chicken, halloumi or grilled mushrooms, while wings and cauliflower are coated in barbecue, hot honey, sweet chilli or hotter sauces. Dough balls, loaded fries and nachos provide further choices, with larger platters combining chicken, halloumi, onion rings and savoury dips.
Stone baked sourdough pizza ranges from pepperoni and barbecue chicken to a generously topped meat selection. Burgers and familiar pub dishes offer more substantial alternatives, and plant based toppings, cauliflower, mushrooms and vegan cheese give meat free diners useful choice. Breakfast plates and brunch dishes broaden the menu earlier in the day.
Sunday service adds traditional roasts with potatoes, vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. Craft beer, cask ale, lager, cocktails, gin, wine and alcohol free drinks support the broad food menu and lively bar atmosphere. Regular sport, weekend brunch and private spaces make The Prince of Teck flexible for visitors, local groups and supporters travelling through Earl’s Court.
Address: 161 Earl’s Court Road, Earl’s Court, London SW5 9RQ, United Kingdom