Food
Home-cooked food, sourced from local suppliers, served lunchtime and evening.
See our menus
A Grade II listed Victorian pub on Victoria Road, Netley Abbey.
We’re a family-run pub in the heart of the village. Inside, the pub has been refurbished with a light, contemporary feel, while keeping the traditional warm welcome you’d hope for from a local.
Come in for home-cooked food from local suppliers, a pint from the hand pumps, or a room for the night upstairs.
“Prince Consort” was the title of Prince Albert, Queen Victoria’s husband. It’s a fitting name for a pub on Victoria Road.
The building
Historic England lists the Prince Consort at Grade II. Next time you’re on Victoria Road, look up:
“Royal coat of arms plaque in centre of first floor.”
The pub and its village, from the public record.
1856
Land is bought for the new military hospital at Netley, later the Royal Victoria Hospital.
Wikipedia, Netley
1863
Victoria Road opens as the village high street, with shops and a post office.
Wikipedia, Netley
1866
Netley station opens, linking the village to Southampton.
Wikipedia, Netley
1871
A Prince Consort on Victoria Road appears in a trade directory.
Cox’s Directory, via pubshistory.com
c.1890
The building you see today is put up.
Historic England
1983
The Prince Consort is listed Grade II on 14 February.
Historic England
2024
A refresh: new paint, signs and lighting, the Royal Crest restored, and the decking.
The Prince Consort
Today
Home-cooked food, sourced from local suppliers, served lunchtime and evening.
See our menus
Hand-pumped real ales, draught and bottled beers, wine and barista coffee.
See the drinks
Double and twin en-suite bedrooms, for business or pleasure.
See our rooms
A function room for parties, events, weddings and wakes, plus a monthly quiz and live music.
Plan a function
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“A warm welcome, great customer service from the bar and waiting staff.”
71 Victoria Road, Netley Abbey. Food served every day, rooms upstairs.