Prince of Peckham

A year ago I came here, the jerk chicken plate was good. But today... A very disappointing meal/wasted time and money the food was beyond disappointment 😥 ended up in Costa after to wash it away. I came during very quite times, so I was very confused at the bad quality of food (burned chicken which was mainly made up of very burned skin and hard to chew, bland rice and beans meant to be rice and peas, and strings of raw tasteless cabbage served as coleslaw. The young waiter was not getting much help so customer service was not great (not his fault) For 20.00 (15 for the meal, 5 for side of plantains).... Was not a good experience. Won't be risking it again. I asked for a refund but the young waiter had to find the manager and I had to go. Overall.... A very disappointing meal/wasted time and money

🚇 Peckham Rye 🍺 £5.80 Amstel The Prince of Peckham is located just off bustling Peckham High Street in Southeast London. The nearest station is Peckham Rye on the Windrush Line. This pub was originally called The Clayton Arms, built in 1867, then rebuilt in the 1930’s. The Prince of Peckham came to be in 2017 and is named after Lee ‘The Peckham Prince’ Stanley from the 90’s TV show “Desmonds”. The exterior of the pub is clad in beautiful glazed tiles and the stonework is painted burnt orange. On the right hand wall of the pub is a large mural by @mrcenzone which changes from time to time. This is a good size pub where the decor is traditional at heart with some contemporary touches here and there. The servery is centrally located and is also clad in glazed green tiles like the exterior. To the right of the servery is a hatch that leads to the kitchen. The seating is a mix of traditional tables and chairs, poser tables and comfy Chesterfields. There are some nice features dotted around the bar which add a touch of style to mix with the traditional pub decor. There are four other rooms at the pub which are available for private hire, I had a little peek in to the Terracotta Room which has stunning stained glass windows. There is outside terrace with benches to the left of the pub. The beer selection is all keg with a selection of mainstream brands and some local brews from @brixtonbrewery . I kept it simple and ordered an Amstel, my pint was great, price point was less than average. The food is by @whitemencantjerk who serve up a variety of Jerk Chicken and comfort food dishes, we were feeling peckish, so we thought we try the Jerk Chicken. We thoroughly enjoyed our food, it was flavourful and had a nice kick, £14.95 all in. We arrived around 7pm on warm Saturday evening in July. The pub was absolutely packed with an upbeat, vibrant and lively atmosphere. The punters were a mix of all ages with a 70/30 split of drinkers to diners. The service was friendly, the team member who served us was welcoming and courteous. Peckham has seen numerous pub closures over the years, so it was great to see this pub in full swing and thriving. We loved the vibrant atmosphere, the beer offering was good, the service friendly and we will definitely be back for more Jerk Chicken. The @princeofpeckham has got it going on! 📅 27th July 2024 More London Pub info @londonpubmap 🍻

Hello all, This place is great overall, but the condition of the toilets really needs attention. They aren’t well maintained and should be cleaned more frequently. It would also help to invest in some upgrades—repainting and freshening up the space would go a long way. Considering the business seems to be doing well, with two branches open, it makes sense to prioritize improvements in this area. On a positive note, the jerk burger was excellent.