The Star of Greenwich in Greenwich

This quaint little coffee shop is worth a try. Don't expect gourmet food but the service is good and fast.

Terrible, don’t waste your time or money. Also dirty sanitary towel outside the door. Yuk!!!! I don’t have anything else to say.

I had bad experiences at the pub in the past (even wrote a review here) but yesterday I paid The Depot a visit with two friends and my god how happy I was to notice that a lot has changed! Music was good, service was quick, food was really good - loved to see more small plates on the menu - great for when just want a snack to go with the drinks - the overall vibe was so positive! Massive shoutout to Caio, he definitely brings some soul to the place, his customer service skills are 10/10. Super happy with my experience and I can confidently say: if this vibe continues I’ll definitely become a regular!

Apparently named after a colliery in Durham an early Victorian pub (1844) featuring an attractive 3 tiered frontage, with a distinctive green faience tiled lower course, dominating the suburban streetscape corner. Soft lights and an uncluttered weathered wooden interior, with low ceilings and decorated with a collection of old alcohol/cigarette/ and vintage film posters and mirrors adding tone and gravitas. An enclosed outside garden. Respectable and credible selection of ales,lagers, traditional pub fare and specialising in pizzas. Friendly and convivial staff, music nights and games an endorsement and accolade to a local pub rich in tradition and steeped in local lore.

A fabulous Real Ale House, excellent Kent beers at a reasonable price. Friendly atmosphere (and a real plus is no mobile phones, you can text ! 😀). They do bar snacks or ploughman's.