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!!

Stumbled upon this spot while looking for something to eat for lunch before a train out from Euston…read moreand was so presently surprised! For being so closely located to Euston, King's Cross, and The British Library, it was surprisingly quiet. We got a small assortment of dishes to split between 3, and everything was very tasty. The lamb and mint pie was delicious, and in a nicely flaky crust. The other small plates added nice additional complementary bites. Would say my next favorite was the chicken and leek croquettes, followed by the heritage tomatoes on sourdough, pork sausage bites, and beets. All nicely washed down with a lager. Portions on the smaller side, which is good when looking for a lighter meal before the train.

Some of the most amazing Fish and Chips we've ever had! We had been expecting tartar sauce or…read moresomething like that, but it arrived with curry sauce. Wowsers, sooooo good!!! We ordered at the bar and then sat down to enjoy the ambiance and food. Good, friendly service. Not super speedy, but we were not in a hurry so it was totally fine for us. My only suggestion would be for travelers/non-locals: Perhaps make it more clear as to how/what to do to order food? We walked in and didn't see any signs about waiting to be seated or if we should seat ourselves and wait for service. Other than his minor thing, everything was fantastic. Highly recommend.

While in town for the London Marathon and walking around exploring the area we came upon The…read moreGeorge. It had the old style traditional British pub look and vibe, with a decent beer selection. Of course I had pint of a local brew. I love these spots with old world history, established in 1723, and an authentic British pub atmosphere. The menu featured traditional English food such as roast beef, Yorkshire Pudding, bangers & mash, and of course fish & chips with mushy peas which was delicious. Perfect spot for lunch, cozy and comfortable, with terrific service.

For an experience in a proper British pub, one cannot go wrong with Fish 'n Chips. The cod was…read moreHUGE, and chips were crisp outside and fluffy-tender inside. While the drink was on the skimpy side, it was good pour. The staff was average, but it's easy to discern the regulars here. Overall, pretty decent

Fantastic. My wife and I on our 52nd anniversary trip to London had a memorable meal after a day of…read morewalking. Great food, great staff. Can't wait to go back!

Just happened to walk into the pub and I'm really glad I did. Tia behind the bar was wonderful. She…read moreeven took us upstairs to check out the quaint restaurant they have. We didn't have time to go back to eat dinner but everything looked fantastic.

We popped in this off the path, quaint little neighborhood pub with friends late one evening, and…read moreluckily got a table. The people were friendly the wait staff courteous and the atmosphere was pure English pub. Enjoyed it immensely. Did not have anything to eat just a few Gin & tonics.

Miserable owner! He lives in the past and treats tourists as if they are an annoyance. Only guests…read moreto arrive in the pub and he treated us with such contempt. Shame! Do not waste your time. A pub should be a happy place!

Had a great time here watching the Liverpool match while in London. Great food ! Wow ! Sunday roast…read morewas delicious and the sticky toffee pudding ! Amazing! Loved the atmosphere especially downstairs where the lads were in big cheering mode with the winning team! Service was good, they did run out of parts of Sunday roast but they replenished and we were able to get ours when we wanted it. We chose roast chicken, comes with a bunch of sides , the potatoes were awesome ! The gravy was so good and the stuffing which I don't like usually. The cauliflower cheese a great British side. Perfect Yorkshire pudding and the classic mashed potatoes. Ordered a side of chips too because you can never have enough potatoes! They were true Brit style! Thick and crispy. We sat upstairs where it was a bit quieter but still very much fan based . This is a Liverpool fan club pub just so you know! The menu for food is true British pub style and a handful of American bar foods. Full bar and lots of pints being poured. We had a couple of G&T's one was blood orange other was raspberry and orange blossom. Get the double for sure . It does become a bit watered down with the ice. Great win for the reds and our tummies with the great food ! Great location too just off Oxford st. Yes that is the name !!!!

We went to a pub called the Spread Eagle. I assure you I didn't strip and attempt to perform a…read morespread eagle. Now that I got that bit out of the way, the pub is a charming one located off of Oxford Street in Mayfair. There are two floors of tables and booths to enjoy pints and cocktails. Like many pubs over here, you order and pay from the bar as you go and then enjoy at one of the tables if there is space available. Their Aperol spritz was solid and I enjoyed that immensely. My missus enjoyed her gin and tonic as we relaxed with tennis playing on the flat screens. The toilets are upstairs if you need to use, which is smart for the pub since if you are trying to ensure no one is just using them without paying for a drink, that is good placement.

This pub is a diamond in the rough of the neighborhood of Deptford. Serving up a variety of beers…read moreon tap, I had one of the most satisfying frothy pints of Guinness of my life after a long chunnel ride into the city. My boyfriend and I split a plate of bangers of mash and it wasn't hard to see why it's an English favorite. Deliciously seared bangers (sausages for us Americans) served over the most creamy buttery mashed potatoes slathered in scaldingly hot gravy. The next day, after being so pleasantly surprised by how good the food was, we returned for dinner and ordered buffalo wings, a cheeseburger, and chilli con carne. All I have to say is I never knew pub food could taste so flavorful and refined. *Plus if you're a fan of drinking games/ boardgames this place seems to have it all.

After living in Greenwich and Blackheath for well over a decade, why had I not found this place…read moreearlier?! Five mins walk from Deptford train station. If the road you're going on feels a bit quiet (New King Street), keep on going! I went there 3 times in 7 days, so I think that makes it worth the 20 min bus journey. Small, nice & cosy Victorian pub, standing a bit marooned on a quiet street, but the place packs a punch inside with an amazing selection of different draft beers, darks beers and ciders. The stout I drank was so strong, it was only served in halves. I've not tried the famous bottle collection, it's on the list to do. A Friday evening and Saturday lunchtime felt nice and busy, but there were plenty of seats, and you could just as easy grab a newspaper and while away an hour. Very inviting place, it feels like you could watch the word go buy here. Definitely a place to go back to. This has to be a decent and well run place and this is a place worth supporting.

This is a wonderful historic pub isn't nearly as touristy as all other similar ones like Ye old…read moreCheshire Cheese-- many locals go to this one after work. The atmosphere here is awesome - an old English experience. It has two big rooms, and some really charming booths to sit in. It's a Samuel Smith pub so it has the range of Sam Smith, bitter ales, and the local one here is very good. The food here was outstanding, traditional pub food. We had fish and chips, bangers and mash, and the highlight was the steak and ale pie. Highly recommend. The cocktails are also quite good and the prices were reasonable. I would go back. .

Amazing old pub style with a really cool history. Ancient cask barrels near the ceilings that…read more.. well had to be emptied before the bombs dropped in WW2. Friendly and knowledgeable staff... great beer. I didn't have any snacks or food, but the beer was enough. Stop in it's worth it especially if just visiting the city as a tourist.