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Greenwich - good place for Sunday lunch
HardyAddick
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Not eaten in Greenwich for ages. Need a good place to take my Mum for lunch.
Any suggestions Lifers?
Any suggestions Lifers?
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The Gypsy Moth looks good, too expensive for me though!0
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The Vanbrugh next to maze hill station is very nice. Need to book for Sunday lunch.0
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is it the plume of feathers by the entrance to lower greenwich park behind the swimming baths? they do a mean roast then you can walk it off in the park afterwards.0
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is it the plume of feathers by the entrance to lower greenwich park behind the swimming baths? they do a mean roast then you can walk it off in the park afterwards.
Was going to suggest this as well Adam.
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The Spread Eagle. Lovely.0
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The Plume of Feathers, highly recommended. The Hill, Royal Hill but i havent eaten the roast there but the food is excellent, the roast had run out when i got there at 4.0
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The Old Brewery inside the naval college is lovely, if it's decent weather I can't imagine there are many better places to sit outside in Greenwich0
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Trafalar or Spread Eagle0
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I rate The Mitre, not had a Sunday Roast in there for a while but eaten in there on other occasions and it's always been decent. Trafalgar is ok but you pay extra for the river view0
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weatherspoons....0
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weatherspoons....
the sunday lunch in weatherspoons, 4 pints of stella and 2 jagger bombs for pudding.0 -
blackheath tea hut0
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The Greenwich Union used to do a very good roast dinner, but I haven't been there for a food for a while now. Cracking ales though.0
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The Pilot used to do great sunday lunches but not been in there for a while.
Othewise the Kings Arms does good food.0 -
blackheath tea hut
Can't beat the animal burger!0 -
The Pelton is terrible, stay away (please stay away, please!)0
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Barn door varney the last time I had roast there they served up a tiny skinless chicken breast for the roast... and my dad refuses to go back as he said to add further insult some one had taken a crap in the urinal.
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decided on Trafalgar Tavern. The Vanburgh virtually full up.0
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Bumped an old thread... just laughed at my own post above.
Anyway the Spreadeagle has closed. So dont be going there anytime soon. Now that Frank Dowling's Inc has gone bust. Hope the Trafalgar doesn't shut too.
http://www.wharf.co.uk/2013/12/spread-eagle-closes-as-greenwi.html1 -
Yep. Owes my company a few quid.Curb_It said:Bumped an old thread... just laughed at my own post above.
Anyway the Spreadeagle has closed. So dont be going there anytime soon. Now that Frank Dowling's Inc has gone bust. Hope the Trafalgar doesn't shut too.
http://www.wharf.co.uk/2013/12/spread-eagle-closes-as-greenwi.html0 -
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Ah yes mentioned you had placed a chef there and i meant to come back to you and say I hope you get paid after reading about him going bust.
Hopefully the Trafalgar is saved and someone takes it on that appreciates it.
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Used to go Flaunt It at the Trafalgar.
Thought must be a goldmine what with its location.
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Outside which is on Greenwich south street does a really nice sunday lunch, paid about £50 for two with desert and coffee.0
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The burger hut on Blackheath0
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@valleygary
You're co wont be getting their money anytime soon.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/o2-restaurant-boss-held-over-tax-fraud-9022035.html0 -
It doesn't look good does it!0
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Frank the Yank is an all round rotter who treats people like shite, i don't think many in Greenwich will be upset if he goes down.0
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He's been selling off his Greenwich sites. Not sure how much he's got left there, apart from the Trafalgar.0
