Pubs in Greenwich

When it comes to Greenwich pubs, The Gipsy Moth is a perfect example of the laidback vibe of the area. Found in a Grade I listed building just shy of the Cutty Sark, it's a cool spot to retreat, especially come summer, when the BBQ in the garden is in full swing.

If you're looking for a cosy pub in Greenwich, then head to the Oystercatcher for refreshing pints and delicious eats such as a dry-aged steak or a platter of oysters. With its wide space, the restaurant offers indoor and outdoor dining for lunch, brunch and even private events. 

Looking to take the sites of Greenwich in? With a bevvie in hand to boot? A charming gastro pub in Greenwich with views of the river, The Sail Loft is a top place for a cold one in the city. Not only boasting nautical interiors, The Sail Loft will impress with their draught selection and riverside plot.

Looking for a stylish, contemporary pub in Greenwich? The Guildford Arms has got you covered. Whether you head inside the leafy boozer or the spacious beer garden, you'll get to enjoy tasty food (hello, Sunday roasts), wines, beers and more.

This traditional Young's pub in Greenwich has been untouched by modern day influences and remains a quaint place to stop in for a drink. A friendly staff with a knowledge of the area and drinks they serve make this a hidden gem in a tourist filled area. With a passion for good beer, the pub maintains the highest standard and is renowned for it's traditional Young's real ales. Perfect for after work drinks or a family meal!

This colourful Greenwich pub is offering up live sports screenings, wing eating challenges and plenty to keep you entertained. Think pool, an electric jukebox and live music, all with a choice of cocktails or pints to accompany.

Mixing contemporary and period features, Enderby House really is a beautiful pub in Greenwich. Plus, it has a gorgeous riverside terrace that's ideal whatever the weather - make your way over to glug craft beers and wine accompanied by elevated British bites.

Located in the heart of Cutty Sark, Spanish Galleon is a historical 19th Century pub with the feel of a traditional boozer. They offer a range of ales and lagers, alongside expertly crafted cocktails, with a menu that features classics like sausage and mash or cottage pie. 

One of South London's finest watering holes, this Greenwich pub boasts river views, delicious food and stunning selection of beers. Head down for a Sunday roast and you'll see just how well this traditional bar does the meaty classic.

Like to enjoy your after work drinks with a view? You'll want to know all about The Cutty Sark pub; with a proud history spanning over 200 years and a stunning vantage point that looks over the river and the Canary Wharf skyline. Book yourself a river table (or head out onto their patio) and kick back with a couple of drinks or a plate of hearty comfort food at one of our favourite pubs in south east London.

A traditional-style pub with a rock 'n' roll attitude, The Admiral Hardy is a popular spot for wetting the whistle. Choose from craft beers and delicious wines, as well as munch on a range of tasty gastro grub. And if you head over on a Sunday? The roasts are something to be reckoned with.

Offering up some very good gourmet pub grub, The Pilot Inn is one of the cosiest pubs in Greenwich. A stone's throw from the Thames, it also boasts a fantastic beer garden, beautiful upstairs bedrooms, a slick private dining space and...wait for it...the most extensive cheese counter of any London pub. If that's not a USP then we don't know what is. 

In need of a pub stocked with loads of charisma? There's a cracking boozer located just a few yards from the legendary Cutty Sark - and there's a pretty sweet outdoor terrace here, too. The Old Brewery is a quirky Young's boozer ideal for locals and visitors alike, where fresh British comfort food and heaps of locally-brewed craft beers are served inside the grounds of the Old Royal Naval College.