Remarkable Pubs

The Prince George in Hackney was one such pub, standing statuesquely on the corner of Wilton Way. As founders Robert and Jean Thomas cycled past it, they admired its classical pillared porch and architectural charm – but didn’t much fancy a drink inside. Upon discovering the pub was for sale, having never worked in or run pubs before, the young couple decided to take a chance on the old building and carefully resuscitate it.

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The Prince George in Hackney was one such pub, standing statuesquely on the corner of Wilton Way. As founders Robert and Jean Thomas cycled past it, they admired its classical pillared porch and architectural charm – but didn’t much fancy a drink inside. Upon discovering the pub was for sale, having never worked in or run pubs before, the young couple decided to take a chance on the old building and carefully resuscitate it.

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