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KING OF PRUSSIA


BOASTING WHAT IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST BEER GARDEN IN ABERGAVENNY, THE KING OF PRUSSIA IS LOCATED ON THE OLD ABERGAVENNY TO RAGLAN ROAD.


A


famous coaching inn, this welcoming family- run pub offers extensive dining facilities as well as a large function room, lounge and bar. Popular with locals and enjoyed by tourists, a


warm welcome awaits every customer at The King of Prussia, with families especially welcomed. The regularly-changing menu is fi lled with


traditional and modern classics with something for every diner and every appetite. Taking great pride in sourcing most of the ingredients used in the kitchen from local suppliers, only the best meals are served with the ethos being fi rmly positioned on providing a fi rst-class service. Ooh - don’t forget to try one of the desserts -


they are simply to die for! Why not pop in one evening and enjoy some superb entertainment at this great pub? From


comedians to psychics and live music, whatever fl oats your boat, The King of Prussia doubtless has it programmed. With a large, versatile function room which is


perfect for any event, from birthdays to weddings to business conferences, The King of Prussia really does have it all! Why not book a table today and enjoy it for yourself? Opening hours vary throughout the year. Please


call to check.


Tel: 01873 840232 The King of Prussia, Old Raglan Road Penpergwm, Nr Abergavenny NP7 9AR www.thekingofprussiaabergavenny.com


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