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Black Prince, Menai Bridge

Menai Bridge, Anglesey

Black Prince pub on the high street in Menai Bridge town

Photo via Google — Margaret Lovell

About

The community local for Menai Bridge town, the Black Prince sits at the top of the high street with the relaxed, unpretentious energy of a pub that belongs to its residents rather than its visitors. Regular live music nights, quiz evenings, and a menu of solid pub classics make it the kind of place that keeps the town together on wet autumn evenings when the tourist cafés are shuttered. Walk in, buy your own round, talk to your neighbour — this is what a functioning community pub looks like.

Suitable for

Couples Groups Dog Friendly

Accessibility

Wheelchair access ♿ Fully accessible
Details Ground floor town centre pub with level access.
Mobility notes Good ground-floor accessibility on the high street.
Dogs Dogs welcome.

Getting there & parking

Postcode for satnav LL59 5AB
Parking Charges apply
Notes Town centre car park on Water Street, short walk.
Parking details are approximate — always check signage on arrival.
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Frequently asked questions

Does the Black Prince have live music?

Yes — regular live music nights are a fixture. Check with the pub for the current schedule.

Is there a quiz night?

Yes — quiz nights are held regularly. A great way to meet locals and see the town at its most sociable.

Is it close to Dylan's restaurant?

Yes — Dylan's is about 5 minutes' walk down toward the waterfront. The Black Prince makes a good post-dinner pint stop.

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