Given the area's history and popularity, the best Greenwich pubs and bars combine historical buildings and modern design. Greenwich pubs and bars are popular throughout the year so it helps to know the best places to pull up a pew. Whether you fancy watching sport, drinking real ale, sitting in a gastropub or kicking up your heels in a late bar, you need look no further.
Gipsy MothGipsy Moth is a lively, upbeat venue popular among locals and visitors to the area alike.
60 Greenwich Street,
Greenwich,
London,
SE10 9BL
The Greenwich Union(Gastro Pub Food)The Greenwich Union is a family-friendly pub that prides itself on good food and micro-brewed beer.
56 Royal Hill,
Greenwich,
London,
SE10 8RT
Lord HoodLocated just 200 yards from Greenwich Market and the Cutty Sark, the Lord Hood is a great place to pop in for a quiet pint at lunchtime.
300 Creek Road,
Greenwich,
London,
SE10 9SW
Morden ArmsThis tucked-away drinking den is ideal for escaping the hordes of tourists that permeate Greenwich.
1 Brand Street,
Greenwich,
London,
SE10 8SP
North Pole Bar and Restaurant(Modern European)A traditional-looking boozer on the outside but a sleek and contemporary, occasionally decadent, venue on the inside with excellent DJ nights and top cuisine in the restaurant. A must for anyone sampling the Greenwich scene.
131 Greenwich High Road,
Greenwich,
London,
SE10 8JA
The Pilot(Pub Food)The Pilot is one of the best-kept secrets in Greenwich – a beautiful and traditional pub complete with friendly service, moderately priced drinks, and a stunning beer garden.
68 River Way,
Greenwich,
London,
SE10 0BE
The Spanish GalleonThe Spanish Galleon happily steps up to provide tired tourists and locals with food and drink, and does so with quality in mind.
48 Greenwich Church Street,
Greenwich,
London,
SE10 9BL
The Vanbrugh(British)Boasting an eclectic and changing menu, prepared with only the finest ingredients, The Vanbrugh offers a wonderful retreat in the middle of Greenwich.
91 Colomb Street,
Greenwich,
London,
SE10 9EZ