Latest reviews for Food & Drink in Greenwich, London, United Kingdom

The Lunch Box - teeny weeny by gard3n3r

gard3n3r — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 08:41:06 +0000

Review by gard3n3r

Rating: 3.00I used to live around the corner from this place at one point in my life, it is a tiny little sandwich bar, offering the usual selection off fillings, the bread always seemed fresh, the place was clean and tidy, but when your this small you have to be tidy and efficient, it has a few stools and a bar to perch on in the front window, so i suppose you could call it eat in dinning. It relies mainly on passing trade, with the odd student from the college around the corner or people visiting the local court house, which is close by.I used to live around the corner from this place at one point in my life, it is a tiny little sandwich bar, offering the usual selection off fillings, the bread always seemed fresh, the place was clean and tidy, but when your this small you have to be tidy and efficient, it has a few stools and a bar to perch on in the front window, so i suppose you could call it eat in dinning. It relies mainly on passing trade, with the odd student from the college around the corner or people visiting the local court house, which is close by.

A A Manzes - pie and mash by gard3n3r

gard3n3r — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 18:07:18 +0000

Review by gard3n3r

Rating: 3.00These places are a disappearing fast, not the biggest lover of pie and mash, although it has its place in our history of british cuisine, these places all tend to look the same and this place is no exception. tiles from floor to ceiling, old tables and chairs that have been patched up for donkeys years, still with decades of chewing gum stuck to the underside, but i suppose these places aren't meant to be fine dining, they are basic food for working folk, although the food hasn't changed the prices certainly have, although it is honest rib sticking food.Hey why not give it a go.These places are a disappearing fast, not the biggest lover of pie and mash, although it has its place in our history of british cuisine, these places all tend to look the same and this place is no exception. tiles from floor to ceiling, old tables and chairs that have been patched up for donkeys years, still with decades of chewing gum stuck to the underside, but i suppose these places aren't meant to be fine dining, they are basic food for working folk, although the food hasn't changed the prices certainly have, although it is honest rib sticking food.Hey why not give it a go.

R.W. Dring & Co - by lucyw

lucyw — Mon, 02 Apr 2007 17:22:34 +0000

Review by lucyw

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 8858 4032

Tags: family run, butcher's, butcher

I used to live round the corner from this butcher and I loved nothing better than popping down on a Saturday morning and stocking up on meat for the week ahead. They have a great range of meat including stuff you won't get at the supermarket like rabbit and bones to make your own stock. Once I'd picked up my meat I'd head to the next door shops either side - the brilliant Cheese Board and The Creaky Shed (greengrocers). Perfect village living in the heart of London.
I used to live round the corner from this butcher and I loved nothing better than popping down on a Saturday morning and stocking up on meat for the week ahead. They have a great range of meat including stuff you won't get at the supermarket like rabbit and bones to make your own stock. Once I'd picked up my meat I'd head to the next door shops either side - the brilliant Cheese Board and The Creaky Shed (greengrocers). Perfect village living in the heart of London.