This down-to-earth community pub located in a residential area of Margate is named after Princess Alexandra of Denmark.

A friendly and relaxed pub, the Princess of Wales serves a good selection of ales and a tasty menu of traditional pub grub. Sky TV is on hand for all sports and there is also a garden outside to enjoy the best of sunnier days. Solo singers perform here for occasional music nights while cards and quiz nights are also popular. Building on its community image, ladies and men’s darts teams are also supported by the pub

A bit of history...
Princess Alexandra became Princess of Wales in 1863 when she married Prince Edward, later to become King Edward VII. The local connection was made when the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert moored off Margate – an event that caused great excitement in the town. When the pub was built a short time later, it was decided to name it after the Princess along with new almshouses nearby called the Alexandra Homes.