Dining

The 4 Best Restaurants in Greenwich

Riverside history and market energy: where to eat well in Greenwich, from the market to the park.

In short: our top picks are Craft London, Plateau and Greenwich Market. 3 places in total, chosen on merit, with the full reasoning below.

Greenwich pairs maritime grandeur with proper market energy, and its eating follows suit: riverside rooms, covered-market stalls and neighbourhood favourites among the tourists. These are the Greenwich tables worth seeking out, a walk up to the observatory included.

Place Area Price
Craft London Greenwich £££
Plateau £££
Greenwich Market Greenwich ££
  1. Editor’s choice

    Craft London

    • Greenwich
    • £££

    Why we pick itStevie Parle's sustainable restaurant, bar and cafe by the O2; thoughtful, seasonal cooking.

  2. Plateau

    • £££

    Why we pick itA relaxed neighbourhood bistro and wine bar; small plates and a good list near the park.

  3. Greenwich Market

    • Greenwich
    • ££

    Why we pick itA covered market of global street food; graze your way around before the observatory.

No longer open

These appeared in earlier versions of this guide. We have left them here, marked, because readers still search for them.

  • The Guildford Arms Closed

    Permanently closed, after a final service on Sunday 27 September.

    A handsome gastropub up the hill; confident British cooking and a pretty garden.

Before you book

Greenwich Market is for grazing; for a proper meal, book one of the riverside or backstreet rooms. Go midweek to dodge the weekend crowds, and build in the park and the views from the hill. And the river path back towards town is one of London’s best walks.

Common questions

What are the best restaurants in Greenwich?

Craft London is our editor's choice: Stevie Parle's sustainable restaurant, bar and cafe by the O2; thoughtful, seasonal cooking. Craft London, Plateau and Greenwich Market lead the guide, with 3 places in total, all chosen on merit.