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Summary
“‘Cut-above’ pub food” is served in this “beautiful Georgian tavern” in Greenwich, whose garden has been “transformed into a well-designed and extensive eating area” (“far nicer than the makeshift tents that often emerged in the pandemic”).
Summary
“Such a well-equipped and attractive outdoor area, warm and well lit” proved a particular boon during the pandemic at this three-storey Georgian tavern in Greenwich. Chef Guy Awford and his team deliver a menu focussed on mezze and grill dishes, including a number of ‘feasting’ options for the whole table.
Summary
“One of the best in the Greenwich area” – this three-storey Georgian tavern has a “beautiful garden” and “sits away from the main drag, so it’s not overly packed and touristy”. Chef Guy Awford is a well-known name in these parts having cooked at Inside (RIP) for many years, and is credited with some “brilliant cooking” here too. In mid 2019 it closed, to be totally transformed, with re-opening set for September 2019: if they get it half right, this will become Greenwich’s No. 1 destination. (Ratings are based on past performance: not yet post-revamp).
Summary
“One of the best in the Greenwich area” – this three-storey Georgian tavern has a “beautiful garden” and “sits away from the main drag, so it’s not overly packed and touristy”. Chef Guy Awford is a well-known name in these parts having cooked at Inside (RIP) for many years, and is credited with some “brilliant cooking” here too. In mid 2019 it closed, to be totally transformed, with re-opening set for September 2019: if they get it half right, this will become Greenwich’s No. 1 destination. (Ratings are based on past performance: not yet post-revamp).
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Have you eaten at The Guildford Arms?
Owner's description
Recently refurbished, The Guildford Arms is championed by Time Out as offering one of London’s best beer gardens, now with a replanted sunken garden, which can be viewed from the dining rooms. See the imaginative, balanced and well-crafted British dishes come to life from the semi-open-plan kitchen in The Garden Room, while sipping on top quality wines, artisan beers and house cocktails.
Showcasing seasonal, local produce from small ethical suppliers and serving sustainably sourced seafood, The Guildford Arms menu is filled with modern British dishes centred around the Robata grill. Enjoy chef Guy Awford's menu of charcoal-grilled meat and fish options, including harissa monkfish skewers and Blackface lamb chops.
When the sun shines, The Guildford Arms in Greenwich stages its famous barbecues, with juicy meats and trimmings served in the celebrated decked garden area, with a newly revamped sunken garden. From the bar at Guildford Arms, enjoy premium cask beers, chilled draught lagers and glasses of premium wines using the innovative Coravin wine system.
The dog-friendly pub welcomes guests for any occasion while offering its tranquil garden views. The Guildford Arms in London is a 10-minute walk from Greenwich Train and DLR Stations.
Prices
Drinks | |
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Wine per bottle | £21.00 |
Filter Coffee | £2.85 |
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Bread | £3.00 |
Service | 10.00% |