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Hardens Guide to the Best Restaurants in London Greenwich

Hardens guides have spent 30 years compiling reviews of the best Greenwich restaurants. On Hardens.com you'll find details and reviews of 17 restaurants in Greenwich and our unique survey based approach to rating and reviewing Greenwich restaurants gives you the best insight into the top restaurants in every area and of every type of cuisine.

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1. The Guildford Arms British, Modern restaurant in Greenwich 55 Guildford Grove - SE10

“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).

Price*

£46

££

Food

Good

Service

Very Good

Ambience

Good

2. Zaibatsu Japanese restaurant in Greenwich 96 Trafalgar Rd - SE10

This “buzzy, family-owned Asian” dishes up “really fresh Japanese fusion food” that’s “cheap and delicious”, including “super-value sushi”. It’s “basic” and “functional”, with “dog-eared menus” and Formica tables, but “service is efficient” and you can BYO.

Price*

£32

Food

Very Good

Service

Very Good

Ambience

Average

3. Goddards At Greenwich British, Traditional restaurant in Greenwich 22 King William Walk - SE10

“Crammed with tourists and locals every lunchtime, getting a taste of history”, this “genuine and friendly” Greenwich fixture is one of the last purveyors of traditional pie ’n’ mash left in London. The “pies haven’t changed since 1890” – although they do now offer a veggie version with soya.

Price*

£27

Food

Good

Service

Very Good

Ambience

Good

4. The Old Brewery British, Modern restaurant in Greenwich The Pepys Building, Old Royal Naval College - SE10

5. Bianco43 Pizza restaurant in Greenwich 43 Greenwich Church St - SE10

What we say - BIANCO43 IS LONDON'S MOST AUTHENTIC ITALIAN PIZZERIA RESTAURANT, SPECIALIZING IN PIZZAS AND TRADITIONAL ITALIAN CUISINE. FOOD, DRINKS AND STAFF ARE 100% ITALIAN What they said about us in the Evening Standard - "PROUDLY TRADITIONAL, BIANCO 43 PIZZERIA RISTORANT...

6. Golden Chippy Fish & chips restaurant in Greenwich 62 Greenwich High Road - SE10

2018 Review: You definitely get the “best fish ’n’ chips in the area” at Chris Kanizi’s Greenwich chippy. We mean it no disrespect when we say that TripAdvisor’s November 2016 ranking of ‘#1 out of 17,372 Restaurants in London’ was over-egging it a tad.

7. Sail Loft Mediterranean restaurant in Greenwich 11 Victoria Parade - SE10

2018 Review: “Lovely views across the Thames to Canary Wharf” are the highlight at this Fullers pub in Greenwich. No surprises on the pub grub, but it’s dependably well-rated.

8. Mamma Mia! The Party Greek restaurant in Greenwich The O2, Peninsula Square - SE10

Diehard fans of Mamma Mia! (the musical of Abba's hits that later spawned a film starring Meryl Streep) will be thrilled to hear the franchise now has its own themed restaurant. Abba's Bjorn Ulvaeus has opened a 'dinner theatre' where diners can “spend a magical summer evening with friends in a very special Greek island taverna”. Sadly, it's not in Waterloo, but at The O2.

9. The Green Café Vegetarian restaurant in Greenwich 285 Greenwich High Road - SE10

2019 Review: “Spot on for brunch at any time of the day!” – a superior “local caff” in Greenwich with “good fry-ups” and “lots of healthy options too”: “bespoke English breakfast, great poached egg dishes, super sweet potato fries, good breads, waffles, fab tea and coffee; oh, and maybe a slice of cake to take home!”

10. Wool Yard International restaurant in Greenwich Town centre location TBC - SE18

We're told that the land for Wool Yard has been sold; a Street Feast has also now opened in Woolwich so whether the 'shipping-container-community-hub with food stalls' development, from Carl Turner (the man who brought us Pop Brixton) will actually happen now remains to be seen.