Prince Of Wales, Port Glasgow

UPDATE 2016.


Permanently closed. Current use unknown. This pub is therefore re-categorised as Permanently Closed.

The former description is shown below. 





A town centre drinking man's bar of large island bar-style situated at the foot of a four-storey sandstone tenement. A large vestibule entrance has doors to the left and right leading into the large public bar with four pillars holding up the ceiling. The third door led to the tiny family bar, which has lost one of its partition walls. The oval shaped counter took up as much space as the customer’s area so, in 1985, the rear curved section was chopped off and a new piece of bar counter added to increase the drinking space. The modest old gantry is attached to one of the pillars and there are a number of post-war seating areas around the room. Other old fittings include the dado panelled walls, the numbers on the doors including a '4' on the cellar and a brick floor around the room abutting the walls.