Guidebook for Greater London
Food Scene
The food, atmosphere and service are great! The prices are good too.
20 locals recommend
The Pear Tree
Yeoman StreetThe food, atmosphere and service are great! The prices are good too.
The craziest Chinese serving the BIGGEST plates of food one has ever seen!
7 locals recommend
Tai Won Mein
39 Greenwich Church StThe craziest Chinese serving the BIGGEST plates of food one has ever seen!
Delicious cakes, good quality coffee and freshly baked bread to take away - all in welcoming surroundings with trendy décor.
18 locals recommend
Peyton and Byrne
224 Great Portland StDelicious cakes, good quality coffee and freshly baked bread to take away - all in welcoming surroundings with trendy décor.
The Pier Fish and Chips
10 Brighton MallTraditional fish and chips in Greenwich!
Shopping
Some great unusual finds here and it's open every day of the week!
13 locals recommend
The Greenwich Vintage Market
2 Greenwich Church StSome great unusual finds here and it's open every day of the week!
A busy market with delicious food stalls and unusual gifts. Something for everyone!
469 locals recommend
Greenwich Market
5B Greenwich MarketA busy market with delicious food stalls and unusual gifts. Something for everyone!
Drinks & Nightlife
This pub in New Cross has a great beer garden and serves a great Sunday roast.
48 locals recommend
The Rose Pub & Kitchen
272 New Cross RdThis pub in New Cross has a great beer garden and serves a great Sunday roast.
An pint after a tough day in The Wharf? The Gypsy Moth pub is a favourite mooring. With riverside vistas and historical importance, Greenwich is best enjoyed with a pint of Meantime.
51 locals recommend
The Gipsy Moth
60 Greenwich Church StAn pint after a tough day in The Wharf? The Gypsy Moth pub is a favourite mooring. With riverside vistas and historical importance, Greenwich is best enjoyed with a pint of Meantime.
Sightseeing
You can get up close to the clipper and visit the museum of her history.
296 locals recommend
Cutty Sark
King William WalkYou can get up close to the clipper and visit the museum of her history.
One of the last remaining historic parts of Canary Wharf, the tunnels were built under the Thames to connect Greenwich and London Docklands.
52 locals recommend
Greenwich Foot Tunnel
Greenwich Foot TunnelOne of the last remaining historic parts of Canary Wharf, the tunnels were built under the Thames to connect Greenwich and London Docklands.