The pub
BarMon – Sat 12:00 – 23:00 · Sun 12:00 – 22:00
About The Prince of Wales
A welcoming village pub in Bromham, bringing together familiar pub hospitality and freshly cooked Nepalese food.
A proper local
The heart of the village
We're a family- and dog-friendly pub with a big garden, a children's play area and live sport on the screens. Come for a quiet weekday lunch, a Sunday roast, or the match with a pint.
There's parking on site, level access into the bar and dining rooms, and a warm welcome whoever you're bringing.
Two kitchens, one welcome
Pub classics and Nepalese cooking
By day the kitchen serves the pub favourites — burgers, fish and chips, grills and a proper Sunday roast. Come the evening, the Nepalese kitchen takes over with momo, rich curries and clay-oven specialities.
Order a curry and a pub classic to the same table, so everyone can choose what suits them.
Part of Lapen Inns
The Prince of Wales is operated by Lapen Inns. Lapen Inns brings Nepalese cooking to its pubs across the East of England, while keeping the classic pub welcome.
The present Prince of Wales on Northampton Road opened in 1956, and today it's a village local with space for different kinds of visits.
Good to know
Common questions
The pub is operated by Lapen Inns.
Bedfordshire Archives record that the present pub at 8 Northampton Road opened in 1956, on a licence transferred from an earlier building in the village.
No. We're The Prince of Wales at 8 Northampton Road, Bromham, Bedford, MK43 8PE — a village pub and restaurant operated by Lapen Inns. There are other pubs called The Prince of Wales elsewhere in the UK, including in London and Cambridgeshire, and some offer hotel rooms. We don't have rooms and we're not connected to them.
Ready for a table in Bromham?
Request a table, or call the pub to talk through your visit.