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Monday 4pm - 10pm Tuesday 12pm - 10pm Wednesday 12pm - 10pm Thursday 12pm - 10pm Friday 12pm - 10pm Saturday 12pm - 10pm Sunday 12pm - 10pm

Prince Of Wales Inn Kenfig

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Set on the edge of the beautiful Kenfig Nature Reserve on the South Welsh coast, this magnificent 16th Century family run pub is steeped in history.
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With panoramic views of the Bristol Channel and Gower Peninsula, The Prince Of Wales Inn is open throughout the year and is the ideal place for great food, great beer, and good times. The Inn itself dates from around the 15th century. Its location within the ancient Borough of Kenfig is both of historical and commercial value to the locality throughout the ages. Previously called Ty Newydd (New House) Tavern, it was renamed in its present form during the late 18th Century in honour of George, Prince of Wales, who, in 1820, was crowned George IV. The Inn itself is the present Town Hall which replaced the old Guild Hall of the ancient Borough of Kenfig which once stood in the old medieval town and is the focal point of the Borough both within its present and former transitions. The upstairs room at the Prince of Wales Inn was the Guild Hall, now known as the Town Hall and is accessed via an external stairway to the main building. Its long room has been in continuous usage for centuries and it was within this very room that the Burgesses exercised their rights granted by the Kenfig Charters. It was here that they held their own courts, controlled trade, established commercial and public behaviour standards and enforced sanitation regulations. The festival of Gwyl Mabsant (Dancing Festival) was held in this upper room and on many occasions it has also served as a mortuary for shipwrecked mariners. The Borough Mace and a copper measure found in the original safe built into the wall of the Upper Court Room, are now held in the Welsh Folk Museum at St Fagan’s. A replica of the Mace of the Borough of Kenfig remains in the wall safe in the Prince of Wales Inn. The Prince of Wales is thought to be one of the most haunted Public Houses in Wales!

31/10/2026

What a lovely morning for our Halloween party! Thank you everyone who came, I hope all the kids enjoyed themselves 🎃👻

30/10/2026

Hello everyone. 2 updates for tomorrow.. we are now full on our Halloween party (can't wait to see all the outfits!). And re the quiz.. BEST DRESSED WILL GET EXTRA POINTS. See you all tomorrow 👻 🦇🦇🦇

27/10/2026

We still have spaces left for the kids Halloween party on Saturday! Give us a call or a message to book in 🎃👻

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21/10/2026

Cold and windy one today. So, we decided to light the first fire of the season! Oooo it's warm. 🔥 🍻

21/10/2026

20/10/2026

Best pint of Guinness in Wales 😉

14/10/2026

Welsh classic on here at the Prince Of Wales Inn Kenfig. Get it before it's gone! 🍻

13/10/2026

Christmas craft fayre date and time confirmed!

All tables currently taken for this,
however, if there is enough interest I am hoping to go ahead with the table top food and drinks fayre, anyone who makes and sells their own chutneys, cheeses etc please give me a message 🎄

07/10/2026

Don’t forget our Halloween party 🎃👻

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02/10/2026

Soooo Christmas events are approaching, we had such a success with our Christmas fayre last year that I’m thinking of having two, one as gifts and the second as a Christmas food stalls, would we have enough interest in this? Let me know 😃🎄

Address

Prince Of Wales Inn, Ton Kenfig
Bridgend
CF334PR

Opening Hours

Monday	4pm - 10pm
Tuesday	12pm - 10pm
Wednesday	12pm - 10pm
Thursday	12pm - 10pm
Friday	12pm - 10pm
Saturday	12pm - 10pm
Sunday	12pm - 10pm

Website

http://www.princeofwalesinn.co.uk/

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