Prince Albert Hotel

The Prince Albert is a restored Victorian corner pub at 254 Wright Street in the south-west CBD, a casual spot with a shaded verandah, no pokies and a steady run of live music. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor verandah tables, which makes it an easy afternoon or evening out with the dog.

The dog setup. Dogs settle with you on the outdoor verandah, the shaded seating along the front of the pub. Staff are used to dogs and will usually bring water, but pack your own bowl and a treat to be sure. If you want a guaranteed outdoor table on a sunny afternoon, arrive early.

Good to know. The kitchen mixes pub classics with more global plates, from schnitzels to a Philly cheesesteak, with vegan and vegetarian options, a decent beer list and wine and cocktails. Live music is a regular fixture, so check what is on if you want a quieter night with the dog.

Getting there and parking. The pub is at 254 Wright Street. Free street parking is usually available along Wright Street and the surrounding blocks. It sits in the city centre within walking distance of the South Parklands.

Nearby with the dogs. The South Adelaide Parklands are a short walk for a pre- or post-pub leg-stretch, and the surrounding historic streets make for an easy on-lead wander.

A sunny weekend afternoon on the verandah is the pick; cooler evenings work too if you do not mind the music. A relaxed, characterful corner pub that is happy to have the dog along.

Sources

• Adelaide - Prince Albert Hotel · bromptoneering.blog
• Prince Albert Hotel (@princealberthotel) - Instagram · instagram.com

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