British Sailor
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Greenwich SE10 9PJ |
Horse & Groom
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602 Woolwich Road
Greenwich SE7 8RH |
Holiday Inn Express (Greenwich)
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Bugsby’s Way
Greenwich SE10 0GD |
The Old Brewery
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The Pepys Building
Greenwich SE10 9JF |
North Pole
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131 Greenwich High Road
Greenwich SE10 8JA |
Gloucester
RIP: Greenwich Park Bar and Grill
Our final review:
"A busy mixed/gay pub that draws tourists in from Greenwich Park, the Gloucester is a mediocre place with bog-standard drinks and décor. There are far better pubs nearby, so don’t bother with this one."
last reviewed by columbo 18/12/2004
last rating: 
location: Greenwich
address: 1 King William Walk, SE10 9JY
So, what’s become of it?
Now Greenwich Park bar and grill
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The Victoria
RIP: Victoria
Our final review:
"This seems a fairly typical locals’ pub and as such didn’t stand out on our visit. It was pretty small, dark and quiet-ish but everyone seemed perfectly fine about having interlopers on the premises. Nothing memorable about the pub itself, but two details do stand out: a dog which was built on the proportions of a blue whale and produced enough drool to float an armada and a visit from an itinerant hawker of erotic DVDs (he seemed to do a good trade). Whether either constitutes a good reason to visit is something we really couldn’t say. "
last reviewed by sokolov 10/05/2006
last rating: 
location: Greenwich
address: 114 Trafalgar Road, SE10 9UW
So, what’s become of it?
closed
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O'Sullivan's Bar
RIP: OSullivans Bar
Our final review:
"Not that its name would suggest otherwise, but as soon as you step through the door of this cosy little establishment, there is no doubt left in your mind that here is a pub with its roots firmly planted deep in the Emerald Isle. Its walls burgeon with photographs, pictures and other paraphernalia of a Celtic theme and whilst the patrons’ Irish lilt has been replaced by a South London brogue, the atmosphere is friendly and genial. Fortunately, this is not one of those plastic ‘Oirish’ pubs and, judging by the state of the furniture, has been around long before the marketing departments of the larger breweries realised that Irish themed pubs were the way forward. The disappointing lack of traditional music is made up for by a good pint of Guinness and the opportunity to wash it down with a drop of Powers whiskey."
last reviewed by dionysus 21/12/2003
last rating: 
location: Greenwich
address: 291 Greenwich High Road, SE10 8NA
So, what’s become of it?
now no longer a separate segment of the Mitre
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The Market
RIP: Market
Our final review:
"One might be forgiven for thinking that upon entering an establishment with such a name, one would be greeted by the sort of hubbub, colour and character one normally associates with market pubs. This, sadly, is not the case. In spite of the fact that Greenwich market was in full swing outside, the inside does not seem attract much of the passing tourism nor indeed many of the traders working nearby, perhaps this may be partly attributed to the pub’s rather unappealing exterior. This (coupled with the curt, indifferent bar staff on the day of review) renders the atmosphere somewhat cold and hollow. On the plus side however, old church pews (remnants from the Firkin days), plenty of tables and the fact that the pub is split level, means there’s always a good seat to watch the sport on the large TV screen opposite the balcony. Just make sure you bring someone to watch it with. (ex Funnel & Firkin)"
last reviewed by dionysus 11/1/2005
last rating:
location: Greenwich
address: 174 Greenwich High Road, SE10 8NN
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Now a restaurant
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Admiral Hardy
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7 College Approach
Greenwich SE10 9HY click image to see the review |
The Auctioneer
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217 Greenwich High Road
Greenwich SE10 8NB click image to see the review |
The Coach & Horses
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13 Greenwich Market
Greenwich SE10 9HZ click image to see the review |