Innkeeper's Collection Greenwich

You're walking down Greenwich High Road and spot this handsome red-brick building that's been pulling pints since 1665. The Mitre is exactly what a proper London pub should be—all creaky floorboards, period features, and the kind of place where regulars have their usual spots. The ground floor is all dark wood and traditional fixtures, with a decent selection of ales and the sort of pub grub that actually tastes good (proper fish and chips, Sunday roasts). But here's the thing that sets it apart: there are rooms upstairs, so you can stumble up after a night out without worrying about getting home. It's an old coaching inn, so the bedrooms keep that historical character while offering actual comfort. Perfect for a Greenwich weekend that doesn't require logistics.