The food here was amazing! I really enjoyed it and it was so tasty.
The staff were very friendly and i will definately return when next in Greenwich.
The whole pub impressed me and as others have said the barrels are very cool. Not too comfy but cool.
Good prices here and definately a place to visit. Nice on a warm evening as you can sit on the river side and watch the world go by.

The Cutty Sark Tavern’s quality is in its location; nestled away on the riverside but found through a host of terraced houses and factories. It’s quite a walk from central Greenwich and as a result there are barely any day trippers and all day drinking gangs of people. It’s quiet without being deserted and more local without being bereft of the holiday maker’s enthusiasm.

The pub itself is very pleasent, it’s an old building and the decor and furniture do reflect this. It does seem to be made out to look like the inside of a galleon, it’s certainly dark but comfortable. They serve a nice cold draught cide, Addlestones and considering this is one of my summer pubs of choice that’s a bonus. Being able to sit outside on the riverside is a wonderful blessing and a joy that many visiting Greenwich never get to experience.

The food is pretty usual stuff, although I did have a fairly good fish and chips, sat upstairs looking out across London. I’ve had many enjoable days here and should you be in the area it is well worth hunting out. The pubs and bars in the cutty sark station area of Greenwich are by and large dreadful, if you’ve found that fact out yourselves then you’ll be delighted to find the Cutty Sark Tavern

what a lovely pub…lovely food and well priced and you can sit on barrels! not far from where i used to work and this is where i spent alot of time.

This is a great little treasure hidden at the very back of Greenwich. Don’t believe me? Well it’s nowhere near the Cutty Sark for a start. But don’t let that put you off. You’ve got a lovely fifteen minute walk by the river and through the University grounds before you get there.

There’s something homely about it in here. You have to ‘local’ Greenwich feel, instead of the ‘student’ feel. Not that there’s anything wrong with the students here - I was one after all. But the pub sticks to it’s roots and it feels relaxing and comfortable.

That said, there’s two seperate areas, the upstair part is for people eating. Even though that’s never been specified, it’s just an unwritten rule. You can still eat downstairs though. Amd you get to sit on chiar made out of beer barrels. Which I really quite like.

The food is great. I take my folks here for Sunday dinner and it keeps them happy. The sunday roasts are huge, but pretty good. Not the best, but I don’t like cabbage so it annoys me that they always serve it. That’s my fault though. I’m fussy. I do like their bangers and mash in a yorkshire pud though. Yum!

You can sit outside in the summer, but even over the weekend you get a nice polite group of people, not noisy shrieking kids. I like that it’s quite quiet in here. God that made me sound old.