The Prince Bonaparte
Overview
Fashionable and homely, old fashioned yet utterly contemporary, the Prince Bonaparte could only exist in Notting Hill. Found in the deepest depths of W2, this gastropub exudes warmth from its fashion-antique finish down to its selection of proper real ales and wholesome mostly British menu. The busy bar is the start of the Prince Bonaparte experience - here well kept beers and excellent wines accompany a gentle buzz - then it's on to the restaurant which reaches in to a light and airy conservatory area where a theatre kitchen allows guests to be a part of the thrill of the food preparation. A descriptive menu ensures you'll know exactly what's on your plate with hearty dishes taking their cue from favourite dishes of the UK and the continent.
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Practical Information
80 Chepstow Road, Paddington, London, W2 5BE
Events at The Prince Bonaparte
Prices
£25 and under
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The Prince Bonaparte
- Address
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80 Chepstow RoadPaddingtonLondonW2 5BE
- Public transport:
- Royal Oak, Underground
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Latest 5 reviews of The Prince Bonaparte
Wow! We had the most amazing Sunday roast here - the plate was piled high with roast beef, veggies, potatoes and Yorkshire pudding, all of which were delicious! Large portions, super friendly staff and a cozy, cute setting = a perfect meal on a rainy Sunday.more
A bit scene-y after work and on weekends making getting a table near impossible at times; food is pricey; they've messed up my order more than once... these are a few of the things that I really dislike about the Prince Bonaparte. But you can't really beat the jovial atmosphere. It's warm and comforting, as a pub should be. And the people watching is often pretty amazing in itself. In the end...more
I came back here for a Sunday roast, and wow, was it ever good. Roast beef, with a ton of delicious roasted veggies and Yorkshire pudding. Staff were also super nice this time and very attentive.more
We walked in and the first thing that hits you is it smells bad. That was a turn-off as you can imagine. The people working there all seemed nice. After looking at the menu we decided to leave and go somewhere else. There was nothing on the menu that sounded good to me. I'm not a fan of roast beef or lamb or really any red meat, although I do crave and eat hamburgers sometimes (only...more
It's a pub, it's a restaurant, but from my visit here, nothing really stood out. There's a view of the surrounding apartments but it's not really a high profile, high traffic area, so if you want a nice place where you just want to be left alone while you are getting hammered, than this place will definitely suit you.
Sure they serve the warm beer here and I did need to piss every 5 minutes...more