Roof Terrace at The Prince of Wales Feathers

Dating back to the 1800s, The Prince of Wales Feathers stands as one of Warren Street’s longest-standing drinking establishments. A cherished haunt for local residents, workers, and capital visitors alike, the pub benefits from its close proximity to various stations, including Euston and Tottenham Court Road.

Immersed in history, its most recent claim to fame revolves around a talent contest attended by a dad from Woking, who brought along his son named Rick Parfitt. Legend has it that Rick’s journey toward becoming one half of the renowned guitar pop duo, Status Quo, commenced at the Prince of Wales Feathers.

The pub seamlessly blends a traditional interior with modern touches, featuring a distinctive roof terrace and a private function room available for hire. It checks all the boxes for a quintessential London local. The well-kept secret of its delightful roof terrace is a rare gem for London pub enthusiasts, providing an ideal spot to unwind with a refreshing beverage during the warmer months.

Drawing a diverse clientele, The Prince of Wales Feathers mirrors the relaxed atmosphere of its Fitzrovia neighborhood, maintaining the authenticity of a genuine British local at its core.