4.5/5

(425 reviews)

The Ship Inn was “built” in 1835 it is thought by two houses sandwiched together and made into a pub, it has been a pub all its history surviving until present day. The Great Eastern steam ship was bu

4.2/5

(801 reviews)

A Traditional South East London boozer with a creative twist. The exposed original brick work of the building along with a cosy log burning fire, play perfect host to an eclectic and ever-changing list of locally sourced craft beer.

4.3/5

(184 reviews)

Craft beers brewed onsite & served in a busy taproom with a terrace, plus regular trivia nights.

4.3/5

(1,144 reviews)

In the heart of Greenwich The Lost Hour is one of the best value for money pubs around! Brilliant quality and service and always up for a laugh. We're big on sport and big on good times! Whatever you're after you'll find it here!

4.3/5

(2,600 reviews)

The Captain Kidd is a pub in Wapping, East London that is named after the seventeenth century pirate William Kidd, who was executed at the nearby Execution Dock.

A beautiful hidden gem, located away in the side streets of Greenwich, the variety of foods, the live music, and ambience makes this a wonderful place to visit .

4.5/5

(1,314 reviews)

The Town of Ramsgate is a friendly and welcoming pub set in the heart of East London, in the centre of the ancient hamlet of Wapping. We have a great passion for food & drink and believe that a Great British pub should be the heartbeat of its community.

4.7/5

(111 reviews)

This is a friendly and unpretentious, corner site backstreet pub, popular with the local community. The pub sign is a fairly plain affair that just says “The Nap”. Inside it’s carpeted throughout, wit