Poor Poor Service and dishones lying Management. Went to this pub back in September, was promised a…read more10% refund for their appalling service but never returned money despite promising. People like this should never be allowed to run a busines.

Unhinged owner/management who have shown first disregard and eventually contempt for an important…read morehealth and safety matter that was brought up with them repeatedly over the course of several weeks.

It may sound a bit pointless on January 1 to warn everyone against going to The Pilot, Greenwich on…read moreNew Year's Eve. After all, we've just had New Year's Eve and the next one isn't due for 364 days. Even so, it's worth considering our experience at The Pilot on the night of December 31, 2022. They could not have been more curmudgeonly and unwelcoming, waiting to hasten us on our way, with the servers failing even to wish us a Happy New Year. The place was practically empty, the food indifferent and the wait staff sulky. The two young women who looked in on us had faces like thunder, so much so we felt like apologising for turning up to have dinner. They couldn't wait to get rid of us and we left at 11, knowing it was better to be somewhere they actually wanted guests. The pub management should look into why their staff's morale is so bad they vent their temper on diners.

As far as I can tell (and confirmed by my friend who works in North Greenwich) this is the only…read moregenuine pub on the penninsula. It is positioned at the end of a lone terrace of Victorian cottages - surrounded by a never ending development of high rise blocks. The Pilot attracts a captive audience of office workers and labourers from the surrounding sites. Mind you, it could hold its own even compared to more competitively located pubs. They have an impressive choice of beers, and not just white wine for the ladies (sorry, couldn't resist). The pub has been done up carefully to appeal to diners without losing the feel of a real pub. The beer garden is nonedescript in its design, and the sight of half finished appartment blocks is just depressing, but it is still lovely to be able to sit outside on a summer's evening. The food menu is somewhat predictable and we almost ordered fish and chips when the waitress read us the list of daily specials. The duck breast served with sweet potato gnocchi was impossible to resist, and we were not disappointed. I later saw the description on a board by the bar, and apparently the stringy bits in the sauce were meant to be chicoree - not quite up to restaurant standard, but overcooked sauce is forgivable in a pub (the duck was cooked perfectly and still pink inside). It's just that little bit too far to be the obvious choice for O2 visitors, but well worth the effort.

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.

I had a really nice dinner here last night. The staff were friendly and the food tasted fresh! I'd…read moredefinitely come back again.

Late November, weekday lunch ends up being a nice time to go here... because my family and I were…read morethe only ones there. Or anywhere near Greenwich, it turns out. But the weather was comfortably cool and dry-ish, the view cloudy but still fantastic, and the food excellent. I had the venison, apple, and leek sausages... this being near the end of our trip, I wanted to keep it traditional. Plus I'm pretty sure you just can't find this stateside; crisp exterior, full-on savory interior, atop a hearty waxy potato mash. Very simple, very good; no regrets. No regrets on the treacle tart either, which to be honest I wasn't sure exactly _what_ it was, but realized one bite in that it's a whole lot of golden syrup. Which isn't something I can't really find at home either, and is probably one of my favorite flavors in sweet food. I liked it so much, I swore to figure out how to make one when I got back (which I will do, as soon as we're through all the Christmas cookies.) It's not that far a walk down the Thames, but definitely worth it.

A really wonderful pub/Resterant for the area it's in. I'm staying at the Aloft and I wish I had…read morefound this plays sooner, the facilities there are way over priced. If your looking for a simple little place to unwind watch some sports and get decent food, you could do much worse then hear. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, the prices are on the right side of sane, and it's a very laid back vibe. Nice place to put your feat up at end of the day!

We have holed up in this comfortable local pub, food and drinks are fantastic as is the service and…read morewelcoming kindness of the staff. Worth putting on your travel plans when visiting this area.

I used to live in nearby Calvert Road so this was my local for some years. I still pop in from time…read moreto time though, as I can vary my journey home by getting off at Maze Hill station (about five minutes walk away). The Vanbrugh is staffed by a young group of people who are, on the whole pretty friendly and welcoming, and it attracts many regulars. The rear section of the pub is more of a restaurant - part of which is under a canopy (bit chilly in the winter). Food is probably above your usual pub grub - with a variety of specials. At the back there is a garden/patio - a petition to Greenwich Council to open it up for customer use has been sitting on the bar for some months. As for entertainment, think recorded music, some live music from time to time, and a TV screen in one corner, plus pub quizes.

The Angerstein (named after a prominent local landowner John Julius Angerstein) is an imposing…read morelooking pub situated about 50m west of the Woolwich Road flyover where the Blackwall Tunnel southern approach flies over the Greenwich-Woolwich road. The space is divided into two areas: a long narrow area and a larger area dominated by a large screen (usual Sky sports), with a small stage over to one side (occasional live music). It's not the smartest pub in the area, but the staff are friendly enough and it can be a useful stop-off if you're going to the retail park (Sainsbury's, Comet, B&Q) - all about five minutes away. For football fans going to The Valley, Charlton, it's about a 10-15 minute walk. Smokers can shelter behind (appropriately enough) some smoked glass screens outside, where there are some benches giving a good view of the constantly passing cars and buses.

Good location and well spaced. Most customers are local people so it's quite friendly. Equipped…read morewith a big screen in the meddle so you can hang out with stags watching sports in the evening. The place is big enough to arrange a private party and of course good beer on the tab. Children-friendly as well.

Just checked out my new local pub the White Swan, in the heart of Charlton village. It believe it…read morereopened relatively recently after refurbishment and management change. I watched a rather terrible England game in the Euros here, but despite the despair hanging thick in the air I really liked the atmosphere at the pub. They had a big screen especially set up for the tournament and an in house horn section blasting some upbeat terrace songs to rally our spirits. They even played 'Tequila', but gin is more of this pubs specialty with a rather impressive gin menu on each table. There is also a fine selection of real ales up for grabs. It looks like they have many fun nights planned too, with regular music and comedy nights coming up. Usually they serve food, although this wasn't on offer during the football game so I can't comment on this. The pub is spacious, and there's a little garden at the back, Friendly staff make this pub ripe for a second visit and a good spot for a summer time tipple if you are in SE7.

The Old Brewery is just that, Old - which is a great find. Traditional British decor and several…read morecraft brew on tap. Ordered a cold craft beer which was poured into a textured glass mug with a handle which was a nice touch. Walked it over to my wooden table in the courtyard and quenched my thirst from the gyro I just inhaled purchased from the Greeko Grill booth next door. The four bathrooms were "old school" with only enough room for three dudes to stand a steel trough urinal and one porcelain against the was. They had a mini kitchen set up in the courtyard cooking up huge burgers and french fries "chips"(See pic).

Food was great, we had 3 items and the sea bass was the highlight. I had a cider which was good…read more The atmosphere is great, we had diner inside where they brew (at least it looked like it). I removed one star because service was not good (no one came to take our order until I actually went to see someone) and slow.

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