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Maritime pubs, riverside inns, and historic locals beneath the Observatory and Cutty Sark. From long-established locals to busy borough-centre bars, drinking out in Greenwich reflects the wider Pub culture of London. Whether you want real ale, Pub food, or a quiet corner for a pint, Greenwich's best hostelries are a fine introduction to the area.
Park Row, Greenwich, SE10 9NW
A grand riverside tavern built in 1837 with Thames views, whitebait suppers, and a terrace facing the Old Royal Naval College.
4-6 Ballast Quay, SE10 9PD
A riverside Pub named after the famous clipper, with views across to Canary Wharf and a proper Greenwich maritime feel.
56 Royal Hill, SE10 8RT
Meantime's original brewpub on Royal Hill, serving house beers, Pub food, and a relaxed village atmosphere.
42 Royal Hill, SE10 8RT
A colourful Royal Hill Pub with cabaret, drag nights, and a welcoming LGBTQ+ friendly crowd.
52-54 Royal Hill, SE10 8RT
A Young's Pub on Royal Hill with a beer garden, cask ales, and a relaxed crowd between the park and the river.
19 Park Vista, SE10 9LZ
Greenwich's oldest Pub, dating to 1691, tucked below the park with low beams, real ale, and maritime history.
60 Greenwich Church Street, SE10 9BL
A Pub beside the Cutty Sark ship with a rooftop terrace, tourist-friendly location, and views over the historic town centre.
91 Maze Hill, SE3 7TY
A Blackheath-border Pub with a large beer garden, cask ales, and views towards the heath.
176 Blackheath Hill, SE10 8DE
A Victorian corner Pub on Blackheath Hill with polished wood, Pub food, and a loyal local following.
291 Greenwich High Road, SE10 8NA
A Greenwich High Road local with cask ale, Pub food, and a steady crowd between the town centre and Blackheath.