The Joint

You're heading down Tunnel Avenue towards the Thames, past the riverside developments, and suddenly there's The Joint—a proper pit-stop that feels more Brooklyn than SE10. The vibe is gloriously unfussy: exposed brick, mismatched seating, the kind of place where you're genuinely encouraged to get sauce on your shirt. Order the brisket if it's on, the pulled pork sandwiches are legitimately excellent, and they actually know what they're doing with sides. It's become a proper neighbourhood fixture for anyone living around Greenwich who's tired of the usual brunch spot theatre.