The Prince of Wales

About

The Prince of Wales Inn is a historic Welsh pub that draws visitors to Kenfig’s sandy dunes and the scenic Kenfig Nature Reserve. Located just one mile inland on the north bank of the Bristol Channel, the inn dates back to the 15th century and features four distinct rooms – The Lounge, the dog‑friendly Snug, the Restaurant, and the Old Town Hall, the latter available for hire for weddings, events and community gatherings. The pub prides itself on locally sourced food and drink: fresh milk from Ty Tanglwst Dairy in Pyle, free‑range eggs from Cyw Hapus Eggs, and a rotating selection of real ales, ciders, spirits and wines. The intimate, rustic setting pairs well with traditional Welsh dishes such as laverbread, Penclawdd cockles, and faggots, while the Sunday lunch is especially popular – reservations are advised to avoid disappointment. With open hours from 12:00 to 22:00 every day of the week, the Prince of Wales Inn offers a welcoming environment for casual beers, hearty meals, or a relaxed afternoon by the fire. Whether you’re exploring the nearby nature trails or simply looking for a warm, community‑founded pub experience, the inn’s rich heritage, comfortable rooms and local produce create a memorable visit.

At a glance

• Verified listing
• Typical visit: about 1 hour