The Oxford Guide - Differences between Version 2 and Version 1 of Prince Of Wales, Iffley
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edit_type='Minor tidying' |
edit_type='Normal edit' |
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host='2001:8b0:c5:1:213:2ff:fedc:110d' |
host='163.1.183.116' |
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latitude='51.729755' |
latitude='51.730184' |
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longitude='-1.235664' major_change='0' |
longitude='-1.235281' major_change='1' |
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os_x='452782' os_y='203776' |
os_x='452808' os_y='203824' |
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A really nice pub in picturesque Iffley, if this were on the river, it would be a real tourist trap. As it is, the crowds go to the Isis Tavern while the Prince of Wales is a bit of a secret for those in the know.
The range of food is pretty standard for a pub, but of good quality with plenty of choice for omnivores and vegetarians alike.
The pub is owned by Wadsworth and generally has 6X, Henry's IPA, JCB and a Wadsworth seasonal ale on, along with a couple of guests. There is also a comprehensive selection of fruit wines.
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