Goddards is a traditional British Meat Pie and Mash spot, adjacent to the Greenwich Market. It's a…read morecool old school place. Service was very good. The pies had good color and texture. Taste-wise, the food was pretty good. I would recommend the chili vinegar for the lamb pie. It definitely improved the flavor. In general, I thought the food would have benefited from more seasoning. 3.5 Stars for the food. 4 Stars overall.

I had Goddard's at Greenwich on my list before going to London, and I'm glad we had that…read moreexperience. Their menu is very straight forward, they offer different types of pot pies with mashed potatoes & gravy. My husband and I dined in here. I got the chicken pot pie and he got the traditional pie. Definitely one of the best pot pies I've had personally! Mashed potatoes were very basic but the gravy was good. It was pretty hearty portion of food. You order at the counter, pay, grab the food, and bring everything to your table. They have a decent amount of seating. It was busy at the time we went but we were able to get everything quickly and find a table. If you're in the area visiting the Maritime Museum or going to the Royal Observatory, I'd recommend making a lunch pit stop here!

Was warned London only has potatoes to offer, this pub place proved that was so wrong. Food was…read moresurprisingly good! Felt like still in New York. Lol. My favorite is the wings n sea bass in prawn butter! One of "nice things" is London does not accept tips:)))). The reason subway is 3times more expensive than in New York???

We didn't really venture too far from London proper during our recent trip to the city, but decided…read moreit was worth the time to visit The Greenwich Union for a Sunday roast. The establishment has a nice mixture of cozy and airy, which was perfect for a lazy(ish) Sunday. I hate to use this word, but I'll use it anyway (because I can't think of a better descriptor): the service here is "super" friendly, and very knowledgeable, particularly regarding the ales on tap. The barkeep gave us a few sample pours without waiting for us to ask, which we greatly appreciated. Because of that, we were more than happy with the pints we ordered. Moving on to the food: the roasts were delicious, in particular the pork loin, which was moist and flavorful. I enjoyed my roast beef as well. The Yorkshire pudding was wonderful and I might have been just as happy eating that alone for my meal, to be honest. The pub is in walking distance of the touristy areas of Greenwich, so it's easy enough to put some good food in your belly and continue on to your sightseeing, afterward.

Delicious homemade pies. Nice atmosphere and very kind owner. One of the best places for me…read more Definitely is a place to go!!!!!

Great food, great owner (who's the cook - Tom) and great atmosphere. No menu, but you won't be…read moredisappointed with the changing offerings Tom has to offer!

A Welcome, Delicious Surprise…read more After a long and arduous journey by train from Brussels to Central London and from there to Greenwich, my wife and I were irritated, exhausted, and starved. We quickly browsed the area's listing for local places to eat and stumbled upon The Prince of Greenwich. At first glance, Prince is an unsuspecting bar with loads of antiques. It appears to be the sort of place you could get a drink and some chips. Surprisingly, Prince is actually an English pub that specializes in Italian food of all things. This concept intrigued us, so we knew we had to check it out. The charming climate of the restaurant is relaxed and homey. It's not just the antiques that make you feel at home. The waitress was helpful and gave stellar reviews of the food. After placing our orders, we enjoyed gossiping about the plethora of antiques littered around us. We ended up really enjoying the food. The cheesy bread with mayo was so strange, but in the best way possible! A simple dish, we were surprised with just how well the mayo fit with the cheesy bread. This was not your typical mayonnaise. Both pasta dishes were delicious. We had just been to Italy 2 weeks before, and this took us right back to the start of our honeymoon. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant to anyone out in Greenwich looking to cool down, relax, and unwind. You'll enjoy delicious food and odd trinkets decorating the walls. Just don't skimp on the mayo cheesy bread!

The most exquisite pizza with a charming atmosphere. Such an amazing summer menu and the…read morecharcuterie board on the winter menu is perfect

We love going to the Gun for Sunday lunch - it's become a tradition for us over the years…read more We get the roast chicken to share, with veggies, Yorkshire puddings, gravy, bread sauce etc etc and its always a treat. The roast beef and the pork are also recommended. Service is always decent, the atmosphere is nice and if you can get a seat in front of the fire in the snug, its a great place to hang out for an hour or two after lunch. Recommended

Very nice gastro pub for a Sunday roast!…read more As starters I shared a steak tartare and a rarebit which were both tasty while for main I had the pork loin roast which was also good. The loin was a pretty big piece and also all the toppings were tasty and quite a lot. The Yorkshire pudding was particularly good as well. The place itself is nice and cozy and service is very good and friendly.

Bill's is fantastic! Relaxed vibe, friendly staff, and truly delicious burgers…read more Pros: Friendly, attentive staff Vibe: Cozy, inviting, and great for groups Food: Buttermilk chicken and classic burgers are highly rated Based on 2026 reviews.

I have written over 600 reviews on Yelp and I have NEVER given a 1 star review... UNTIL NOW. I came…read morehere after seeing so many great reviews on both Google and Yelp, but was beyond disappointed. Let me take you on this unfortunate journey starting with the food... and I tried a bunch of the items from the set dinner menu (unfortunately)... Crispy Calamari - This was actually not too bad, as they got some decent crispiness on the outside, although there was not much flavor beyond that and it was still grocery store quality. Chicken and Sesame Dumplings - This on the other hand was below grocery store quality. I've literally had better frozen dumplings than this. They were just kinda mushy without much quality stuff inside and the sauce on the side was some weird overly sweet BBQ sauce that totally did not pair with the dumplings at all. Chargrilled Minute Steak - Minute steak? More like half an hour steak considering how tough it was!! Cutting through this thing was an arm workout and attempting to bite through it made my jaw sore. And despite the glob of butter on it, there was zero seasoning or flavor to the steak at all. I feel bad for the poor cow that had to be sacrificed for this! Fish Goujons and Fries - This half empty plate of 4 smallish pieces of fried fish fell victim to the same issues as the calamari. Flavorless and bland, just like the fries that came with it. Black Cherry Chocolate Mousse - After enduring the prior dishes, I felt I had to do myself a favor and treat myself to a dessert. Surely, there was no way they could make a chocolate mousse taste bad right?? Wrong!!! They really defied the odds here by somehow making this mousse so bad that I literally could not eat it - and that is coming from a super non-picky eater who is normally a big fan of chocolate mousse. For some strange reason, they thought it would be a good idea to add salt (yes, salt) to the mousse, and not just a pinch... this thing was saltier than a mouthful of ocean water! They really should've put some of that salt on the steak instead... And to make matters even worse (which I didn't think could be possible), the whole bottom half was filled with some gross cherry sauce that tasted so artificial and like it came straight from a cheap store-bought bottle. We lost 24.50 GBP and 17.50 GBP for these 3-course and 2-course set menus, respectively. Now on to the service... which was no better than the food... From the start, we knew it would be rough when we had to ask our waiter multiple times just to bring us some water. All the while, he was just happily chatting with all the tables around us. When it came to bringing the actual dishes, the service speed was also super slow. At one point, he assured us that the next dish was "on the way", but that was clearly an empty promise based on how long we ended up waiting. When bringing the dessert, he just put down two spoons right on the dirty table. And speaking of dirty items, the water glasses looked quite dirty and I almost wanted to rinse them before drinking from them. As a side note, the ketchup that they brought us (which we had to ask for), seemed very old and liquidy... and it exploded on me after just a bit of a shake beforehand. The interior of the restaurant is the one thing that isn't too bad, as there is actually some decently nice decor and an okay environment. But that does not come close to making up for the rest of the experience... I am honestly shocked at how bad Bill's was. From subpar service to straight up inedible food, it is definitely a place that you should avoid. Trust me.

Very reasonable prices for a variety of fare. Our group enjoyed lunches here two days in a row…read moreduring a visit to London/O2 for a conference. The food was good. I highly recommend the pizzas. My shakshuka breakfast was also very good. The drinks are good too, but seemed a bit on the small side. Seating is available inside and out. Staff are friendly, and generally patient during large queues. I would highly recommend if you're in the area.

Lovely little cafe. A bit on the hipster side (but what isn't these days?) They make a great cup of…read morecoffee. Not sure whether they made it a little cool or whether they understand that if you get the milk too hot you can scorch the coffee but it tasted gooood. The missus had a hot chocolate which was rich and nicely bitter. We didn't have any food but they do have a pizza oven in the main cafe area and I saw a couple of ladies having some delicious looking and tasting salads. I'll be eating here on the next visit methinks. Update - recently found out (how could I be so stupid!) that there's actually a brasserie upstairs here. Going to have to try it soon!

Awesome spot on Greenwich in London. If it's sunny the outdoor patio in the back is a bliss. This…read moreplace however is a bit expensive. A glass of wine and a aperol spritz set me back about $30. The day we were the it's was packed so the stars are really for the ambiance. Appreciate that they have a water tap for visitors.

09/12/17 Located in…read moreGreenwich just a short walk from the Greenwich Pier. Not far from the National Maritime museum or the Cutty Sark is this historic British Pub. Historic fact: The Gipsy Moth was the name of the boat in which Sir Francis Chichester sailed s around the world was once moored nearby. The Pub is named after this historic and renown boat. They make classic British fare. My daughter and I got a sausage smashed potatoes. The sausages were super yummy and potatoes were light and airy. My son got a hamburger that he loved and said was absolutely tasty and filling. My husband got the fish and chips. He said the fish and chips were superb and filled him up. Loved the British Pub ambiance and the kindness of the waitstaff. The guys at the bar portion of the pub let us sample their brews on tap as well as their cider. I got the cider and shared with my daughter. My husband got one of their on tap brews. Thanks so much to the bartenders and waitstaff for being so friendly!!

Cute restaurant but food is marginal at best. Service for drinks was slow. Soup special, shrimp…read morebisque needed shrimp. Steak was cooked correctly but were chewy and tough. Salad dressing was really good. If it was USA the steaks would have been sent back.

I hosted an event here for over a hundred people and it was great. Staff were great, service was…read moregood and the ambience was excellent. The views from here are also great and everyone loved the evening. Food was also good and it was mostly finger food. All in all a great experience and I would like to come back and try the normal menu another time. A great spot near the Excel.

First time here and it was for lunch on a Sunday, I do actually feel I was missing the accessory of…read morea baby or a dog (kudos as dog friendly), definitely a young family place (with a few group of friends thrown in for good measure), but don't worry even if you didn't have the latest must haves - it's well worth a visit I love the style of this place, light from the large windows overlooking the blackheath and the conservatory at the back gives a funky ambience. It got v busy around lunch time and we had to wait a while for our food (although they were v nice about it and we were offered compliementary drinks). I just wish it was worth the wait, the salad was fresh and ok, just boring....green iceberg lettuce a couple of red pepper slices with a few more ingredients which all would have been great if only it came with dressing, or even some condiments that you could choose yourself - ketchup or mustard didn't really go Only had a couple of drinks here, g&t was good (well known brands as standard and not the cheap stuff), but don't go for the house wine (I actually left mine - which is rare) but they do have other wines by the glass that are deffo worth drinking Even though food wasn't the best and I will have to pay a bit more for the wine (nothing new for me :) )....I will definitely come back, it's just such a great feeling pub...it just makes you want to stay for the whole Sunday

Back in business! The covid precautions were reassuring, The sunday roast was tasty but could have…read more more meat, other than that it was a great comeback to normality