Guidebook for London
Food Scene
Relaxed, wood-panelled wine bar offering over 100 varieties and a smart, British, seasonal menu.
48 recommandé par les habitants
Davy's Wine Vaults - Greenwich
161 Greenwich High RdRelaxed, wood-panelled wine bar offering over 100 varieties and a smart, British, seasonal menu.
International breakfast, lunch and dinner menu in an airy, contemporary restaurant within a hotel.
Gourmet Bar At Novotel London Greenwich
173-185 Greenwich High RoadInternational breakfast, lunch and dinner menu in an airy, contemporary restaurant within a hotel.
British restaurant with crisp tablecloths, a gin cocktail menu, mezzanine floor and BYO on Mondays.
37 recommandé par les habitants
Rivington Greenwich
178 Greenwich High RdBritish restaurant with crisp tablecloths, a gin cocktail menu, mezzanine floor and BYO on Mondays.
Relaxed restaurant with wooden furniture and sofas, serving traditional British food.
11 recommandé par les habitants
Green Pea
92 Trafalgar RdRelaxed restaurant with wooden furniture and sofas, serving traditional British food.
Bright, glass-fronted museum restaurant serving contemporary British cuisine, plus Sunday roasts
The Brasserie
70 King William WalkBright, glass-fronted museum restaurant serving contemporary British cuisine, plus Sunday roasts
Parks & Nature
Large park with expansive views, home to the Royal Observatory, Maritime Museum and Meridian Line.
736 recommandé par les habitants
Greenwich Park
Large park with expansive views, home to the Royal Observatory, Maritime Museum and Meridian Line.
Arts & Culture
Museum arranged around the eponymous ship that used to speed tea from Asia to Victorian Britain.
226 recommandé par les habitants
Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich station
Museum arranged around the eponymous ship that used to speed tea from Asia to Victorian Britain.
Elegant riverside complex designed chiefly by Sir Christopher Wren and housing a maritime museum.
106 recommandé par les habitants
Old Royal Naval College
King William WalkElegant riverside complex designed chiefly by Sir Christopher Wren and housing a maritime museum.