Yet another great day in Greenwich topped off with a vist to this great pub. Only 1 hour door to door from our house in West Sussex by train. Wished we lived next door. God I love this pup.So hopefully will you Lovely little pub tucked away just off Maize Hill, previous good reviews are a good indication of this fine old pubWhat a great pub. What a real find. This is surely the pub we have been looking for over the past 3 years. Spotlessly clean, happy friendly, staff 4 traditional beers. I had the Harvey's Sussex Best, and it was in really good condition. There was a quiz which is apparently held every 2 weeks compered by a quizmaster who was very entertaining, humorous and kept the evening buzzing. The food was great and reasonable priced, and the Christmas decorations were the most tasteful we have seen. Thank you Plume of Feather we shall return very soon.

Here we go .the list of disgruntled punters grows long may it continue. Tell you what folks get yourselves down to the plume of feathers you will not regret it.Check out the reviews if you don't believe me Just swerve this once truly great pub.Bloody shame on you youngs Totally agree with the comments below. This used to be a great pub.

Youngs have also destroyed The Clockhouse by Peckham Rye Park.

Here here to the comment below . You see folks I'm not the only one

Such a great establishment.
Hands down one of the best pubs in London.
Brilliant live music. If you are lucky you may even spot the odd celeb on stage or in the audience.

Great Beer, Great Food, friendly polite staff.

If you have not yet been to the Pelton, do it.Large community pub on a Greenwich side street. Nine real ales I had a nice pint of Hackney G) and an extensive menu. Very friendly and helpful staff when we visited.i had a row with my gurlfrend so went heer for a beer. it is reely nice and they have lots of beers on the tap. after my beers i went home and my gurlfrend was still reely angry. we are now single but at leest i have discovured this grate pub

the pub at the other end of this rowd is not as grate. a man owtside spat of the payvment

Interesting and tasty food ,hang on was that a brake bros van parked outside Ping ping oops there goes that microwave again If you wish to pay exorbitant prices for your beer then that is entirely up to you of course. Two shillings for a pint was also way before my time .sixty pence was the price of my first pint circa 1979. And I have never had a Cornish pasti from a cellophane packet I can't stand them. Now a steak and kidney pie yes. Was the Richard the first going out of business? I was trying to make the point that with the plethora of eating establishments in greenwich did those brainless burkes at youngs have to destroy yet another truly great tradititonal pub to give us this . I don't think so . As I have said I am not adverse to Change or a bit of a refurb or even a change of direction as they did with the barley mow (now the hill restaurant) as this pub was going down fast , again great in the 80s early 90s and no I didn't rant when this happened. So please enjoy the richard the first but I'm afraid it's not for me and lots of others I have spoken too. It's a pub that has lost it's soul Excellent pub, excellent beer, excellent food.

Clean, busy, but generally helpful staff with above-average product knowledge – valuable when many first-time visitors are accustomed only to the big national and international brands. And of course the range of said product is, as you would expect, first class. Although a bit slow to clear tables when under pressure – an extra pair of hands on a Friday would improve service and probably help, rather than harm, the bottom line.

Female-friendly, clean loos.

Most of the above is also true for its neighbour, the Richard I. Ignore the remarks from prejudiced and foul-mouthed commentators who are determined to live in the past, and must want to see pubs go out of business. Maybe they did not like being turned away for abusing staff when they discovered that the award-winning IPA cost more than 2 shillings a pint. Or made adverse comment on finding interesting and tasty food rather than a pasty from a packet.

This is he dsuter, anwas ne angry, merely vexed by the crossword solutions old chum.
An dinnae cal me angry a al fix ye. Kennae?do not wurry. i have fownd it. the angry man is in there so i will not bee going inI caant find this pub now. i went ther a phew months ago but now it isent there. im reely conphused. i wanted to ask the blondy gurl out with the short blondy hare. not 2 soore whot to do now

Pleasant enough 'spoons. probably cheapest beer in Greenwich so worth bearing in mind if doing a crawl of the area.been in here a few times over the years and always found it a decent enough place for a few pints, always served promtly even when it's busy, which is always a bonus in a spoons establishmentJust had rump steak £9.20 it was cold over cooked I asked for medium it was tough ad old boots chips peas mushroom was cold was this left overs?
Do not eat here you will be very disappointed Gary pearson se16 2qf