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Prince of
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PUBLICAN |
Ann Woods. |
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ADDRESS |
Calf Close Lane, Jarrow,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne NE32 4SX Tel. 0191
4895537 |
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MAP |
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Here For Map. |
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REFURBISHMENT |
We recently had a refurbishment. Come to the Prince of Wales to enjoy great food and great
company. |
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PUB
OPENING TIMES |
Monday - Saturday 11am -
11pm.
Sunday 12noon - 10.30pm. |
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DRAUGHT BEERS
SERVED |
Carlsberg, Fosters,
Stella, Kronenbourg, Carling, Miller, John Smiths Smooth, Newcastle Exhibition, McEwans Best
Scotch, Guinness,
Woodpecker & Strongbow Ciders.
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SAVINGS |
Fosters £1.95.
John Smiths Smooth £1.85.
Selected Branded Doubles £2.05.
Bacardi Breezer bottles £1.90. Becks bottles £1.70.
Selected House Wines £5.60. Sunset Peak £6.75
a bottle. |
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ENTERTAINMENT |
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TUESDAY |
Quiz Night. |
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SUNDAY |
Football team.
Alternating Disco / Karaoke. |
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ONCE A MONTH
ON FRIDAY |
Live Entertainment. |
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TEAM |
5-a-side Football team. |
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SPORTING
FIXTURES |
We show all pay
per view matches on the big screen. |
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OTHER ENTERTAINMENT |
Sky Sports & Premier
Plus, 4 Plasma Screens, 2 Big Screens, Pool Table, Darts Board, Juke Box. |
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FOOD |
Good Pub Food served from a main
menu & Specials board. Sunday Roast (alongside main menu). Range of
Wines, Hot Chocolate, Tea, Cappuccino & Espresso Coffee. |
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MEAL TIMES |
Monday - Saturday 12noon -
8.30pm. Sunday 12noon - 6pm. |
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FOOD OFFER |
Monday (excluding Bank
Holidays) to Thursday all day.
Choose 2 main meals from a selection for £8.00. |
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FACILITIES |
Outdoor Seating Areas, Wheelchair Access, Disabled Toilet. |
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EXTRA
FACILITY |
We can cater for small
occasions such as christenings and funerals in
an area of the bar. No separate room or private area available. |
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OTHER |
Quiet Area, Children Welcome (when dining until 7pm / well behaved), Large Car
Park, Disabled Car Parking. ATM Machine. Switch & Credit Cards accepted. |
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Prince of Wales is situated about a mile outside Jarrow on
the A194 to South Shields. The pub was built in the 1950's to replace one of the same name just outside the town centre. There is easy access to
the nearby Metro station. The majority of the clientele are local regulars with
some passing trade. The age range covers the whole spectrum with the
daytime attracting women and older couples. Food is chosen from the John
Barras main menu and specials board and can be eaten anywhere in the pub.
The meal deal is particularly popular during the week. Sport enthusiasts
can watch their major matches on the big screen to one end of the room and there
is a pool table and darts board to have a game over a pint with friends.
The evening entertainment, enjoyed by our younger clientele, includes a weekly quiz, karaoke alternating with a
disco. If you haven't been here for a while why not call in and see the
improvements. Ann, the publican, has made many since she came here in 1999. This
is now a trouble free venue which has a really lovely crowd who will welcome all
newcomers. See you soon.
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