The Plume of Feathers, Greenwich - pub details
Description
Oldest pub in Greenwich (1691), overlooks Greenwich Park, close to Observatory & Maritime Museum. Original open claygate fireplace & features, enhanced by maritime relics & paintings. There is always a warm, welcoming & friendly atmosphere at the Plume with the feeling of being in the countryside whilst being in town. Come & enjoy a delicious homemade meal or a traditional Sunday roast in our restaurant. All dishes are made from fresh seasonal produce. We take great care to offer the finest wines, 4 choices of draught lagers, 3 house real ales(Harveys,London Pride & Adnams) and 1 weekly real ale. We are in the CAMRA'S best beer guide UK selected each year. We have a beautiful walled garden perfect for alfresco dining, a children's room where children can safely play whilst their parents can relax and enjoy their food and drink.
We offers a very professional service for parties, weddings or other events. We are able to cater for a maximum of 26 people seated dining or 65 for Buffet
(last updated: 16th Jun 2009)
Address: 19, Park Vista, Greenwich, London, SE10 9LZ [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 1200)
Website: http://plume-of-feathers.co.uk
Cutty Sark (0.4 miles), Island Gardens (0.6 miles), Greenwich (0.7 miles)
Maze Hill (0.1 miles), Greenwich (0.7 miles), Westcombe Park (0.9 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- TV, Big screen
- Food served, Sunday roast, Real ale
- Riverside location (200yards from river thames, overlooking Greenwich Royal Park)
- Outside seating, Dogs allowed, Children allowed (Not after 8.30pm), Late licence (Midnight on Friday & Saturday), Credit cards accepted, Smoking area, Function room for hire
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other pubs nearby:
Star and Garter, Greenwich (0.1 miles), Hardys Freehouse, Greenwich (0.2 miles), Yacht, Greenwich (0.2 miles), Trafalgar Tavern, Greenwich (0.2 miles), Crown, Greenwich (0.3 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Plume of Feathers, Greenwich
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| A couple of fact:- 1) The beer industry the is in decline 8% year on year. 2) 4 pubs close a day. 3) This Pub is is in a great location. I can honestly say that that I had the worst experience ever in this pub. I've also visited a significant number of pubs in my time as I've spent 10 year's working for the global number 1 brewer in the On-Trade so I 'd like to think I'm justified with my opinion. I have had a similar experience to a similar reviewer; who also made a similar mistake to myself as bringing a pram into the pub. I was also attacked/approached by the French owner who has all the customer service abilities of a female Eric Cantona at Selhurst Park with a bad dose of PMT. I too as per your previous reviewer was too shocked to make a immediate retort. I am anoyed at myself and my spineless mates that we didn't leave straight away. Therefore the lesson is is thus:- The pub trade in the UK is on the ropes, this pub however is in a great location..... If you want to be a seagull and follow the trawler, go for it. Just don't be surprised if you are greeted by a kung fu kick of customer service!! Big_Boy1 - 4 May 2009 21:07 |
| We recently had a surprise 40th birthday party here for my sister and the venue was absolutely perfect. They have a great sized room at the back opening on to a very secure garden for children, which also had a games room. We didn't see them all afternoon! The buffet food was delicious and very well presented. They even took the time to dim the lights for the lighting of the cake. Lovely time had by all, thank you! Loo - 17 Mar 2009 11:04 |
| Have tried this place several times over the last few years and still can't get past the feeling that I'm walking into the front room of someones house and am not particularly welcome. Don't have any definite issues to back this up with. Nobody has ever said anything untoward or anything like that, it's just the overall feel of the place. A similar backstreet boozer is the Star And Garter which is not too far away. Again in terms of decor and regulars it's like entering someones house, but I don't get the same feeling there which makes me think there must be something genuinely odd about The Plume Of Feathers. nrj746 - 9 Mar 2009 10:50 |
| Very nice pub, had Sunday dinner here, huge joint with enough crackling to feed a family. on the whole very nice, although gravey slightly watery. staff where very friendly, drinks where very reasonably priced as was the food. decent selection of ales and draught beer. high 8/10 sir_adam_of_downham - 4 Mar 2009 14:44 |
| This is a nice pub. one of the best we went to on our tour, it was very quaint and the staff are nice and polite. It was very small and can imagine that it may be a bit oppressive if its busy but it was very quite when we went in and it was lovely. aussiefi - 16 Feb 2009 12:24 |
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