The Prince of Greenwich Pub occupies the former Victorian Albert at 72 Royal Hill in London. Its historic fabric is filled with an eclectic collection of art and objects, giving the room the atmosphere of both a local pub and an informal museum. The venue remains independently spirited and regularly uses live music and community gatherings to animate the space.
The kitchen brings a distinctly Italian identity to the traditional pub setting. Pizza and calzone sit beside pasta, seafood and changing meat dishes, with generous portions designed for an unhurried meal. Bruschetta and garlic bread make natural starters, while the broader menu reflects Sicilian and southern Italian influences.
Tiramisù and other desserts provide a fitting conclusion after the savoury courses. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten free choices are represented, although diners with allergies should confirm current ingredients and preparation with the team. Reservations are useful when live music or weekend service is likely to fill the characterful rooms.
Beer, wine and a full bar preserve the venue’s role as a proper Greenwich pub. Diners can visit for a drink, settle in for a complete Italian meal or combine both with an evening performance. The Prince of Greenwich succeeds through that unusual combination of warm hospitality, bold decoration, historic surroundings and sincerely homely food.
Address: 72 Royal Hill, Greenwich, London SE10 8RT, United Kingdom