“Very friendly historic pub between the Observatory and the river.”

Reviewed 23 April 2015
TripAdvisor

Built in 1691, this boasts of being the oldest and the friendliest pub in Greenwich. At least that is what a friendly local told me even after I told him I came from Essex. Conveniently situated just off the path which leads down from the Observatory towards the river and the other Greenwich historical buildings and eating places. Great atmosphere as we walked in. Busy lunchtime with good beer and food on offer. I went for my usual if I can get it-Harveys. But others tried other beers on offer and were very impressed. Barlady allowed tasters.

Tucked Away Jewel

Reviewed 8 September 2014
TripAdvisor

What a great little pub. Only found it by accident, trying to negotiate Greenwich roads. Will definitely call back. Great garden, with a kids corner! Good beers and even better sarnies. Staff very helpful. Only downside is the parking, I never found any, other than off street and parking meter. Still it was worth the cost. A little Jewel of a pub….Cheers.

Reviewed 28 July 2014
Beer in the evening

4th and final pub of my mini crawl, came here just before 10pm and this might have been the best of the lot.
4 ales on the pumps, my selection of Harvey’s Best was very good and a good way to end the evening.
Not too many punters in, the ones that were in were friendly and along with the good attentive service gives the pub a really nice fell.
This is a really nice boozer occupying a great position overlooking Greenwich Park. 
I was here around 11 years ago but haven’t returned since, I won’t make the mistake of leaving so long until my next visit.

Excellent pub

Reviewed 29 June 2014
TripAdvisor

Used to drink here when I lived in Greenwich 30 years ago and have taken to popping in again a couple of times a year when I am up in London.
Friendly staff who always offer a warm welcome and a good selection of drinks make this an ideal place to visit after a walk in the park or the river front.
Has a beautiful hidden garden at the back which is extremely child friendly and the food menu looks delicious.
Well worth a visit Visited June 2014

“Sunday Roast”

Reviewed 16 April 2015
TripAdvisor

The Plume of feathers is located in Greenwich near the National Maritime Museum. We were looking for an establishment that served a traditional “Sunday Roast” that English Pubs are known for. We were not disappointed. The Plume of Feathers offered a choice of beef roast, pork roast, roasted chicken and something called a vegetable roast (whatever that is???). We started with a yummy carrot-cardamom soup drizzled with EVOO and served with rustic bread slices. I selected the pork and my grandson chose the beef. Both meals arrived with a Yorkshire pudding as a topper… yum. My meal was complemented by a citrusy pale ale by Twickenham. The interior of the pub was charming and with plenty of medium toned wood and typical pubby décor. Definitely one of the more upscale pubs I’ve visited. Although tucked away on a side street, the PoF is easy to find because it is 1/2 block from the National Maritime Museum and about a dozen meters east of the Prime Meridian, which of course runs through central Greenwich. Because of their popularity, PoF does three seatings for their Sunday Roasts, starting at noon. Pub Sunday Roasts are traditionally afternoon to early evening affairs. We had reservations for the third seating at 4:30 pm.

Excellent great British pub at it’s best

Reviewed 2 June 2014
TripAdvisor

After a few recommendations by friends and family what a pleasure it was to visit this great British old fashioned (in a good way) backstreet boozer we’ve visited a few places in Greenwich for food and drinks and this is by far our favourite little hideout with a great team of staff which are very friendly, happy, helpful and eagerly willing to accommodate but most of all very attentive ’twas a was a busy Sunday afternoon and we thought we would be waiting a fair amount of time after ordering our meals but were shocked to be served within 15-20 mins a hot Sunday roast with all the trimmings a generous portion at that of beautiful cooked sirloin of beef and what my wife said the best fish and chips she had ever eaten, well done chefs!!! We will be returning to this hidden little gem for more dining and drinks this place is a must for foodies and drinkers alike with a beautifully flowered beer garden, great staff, great beers, ales and wines and superb food this IS A MUST if your visiting Greenwich!!

Reviewed 4 June 2014
Beer in the evening

Been coming in for years and this pub is a must visit to all that come to greenwich or are lucky enough to live here. I mean it must be great as we come up from West Sussex to drink here it is that good. I / we all wish it was our local it’s that good ,and no we are not related to the landlord who by the way is a very very nice guy as are all the bar staff .go on give it a go it is the best pub in greenwich after all I mean have you seen the Richard the 1st lately Jesus I hope they never ever do that to this pub .long live the plume

A real gem. A pub like pubs used to be in the good old days. Lovely environment, clean, friendly. One of the pubs everybody should enjoy.

Great traditional pub

Reviewed August 2016

TripAdvisor

Superb beers on tap and exquisite menu for lunch in the garden. This has been one of the best pubs I have ever visited. Lovely interior, friendly staff and locals and the food and drink are to die for. When in Greenwich try it and you will love it.

Excellent great British pub at it’s best

Reviewed 11 August 2014
Yelp

What a wonderful place run by such friendly people. The Harveys on cask is exceptional. The food delicious. The ambiance is good local uk pub. Loved it and stayed much longer than anticipated because of how wonderful it was. If you’re visiting Greenwich it is a must stop.

Awesome 1691 pub

Reviewed 30 August 2014
TripAdvisor

  • Great food, good selection of beers. The staff was very friendly.
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Nice ambiance and light.
  • The pub has a nice garden with a kids play room.