
Where To Find Us
Our restaurant is located at 22 King William Walk Greenwich SE10 9HU.
We are by the Turnpin Lane/King William Walk entrance to Greenwich Market. There are numerous buses that serve Greenwich Town Centre and you can also use the Cutty Sark DLR station.
For train and coach information visit Trainline.

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Lovely food, friendly staff. Let me bring my bike inside so it would be safe and sound. I love it in there. Will be back again soon!
Ian Wood
Établissement très typique avec choix de tourtes très larges. Menu également typique. C'est sympa pour l'ambiance et un déjeuner sur le pouce. Au niveau du goût de ce que nous avions choisi , nous n'avons pas senti la différence entre le boeuf et l'agneau, peut être parce que nous avions voulu goûter de la sauce Gravy qui a dû annihiler tous les autres goûts. La purée est maison , assez compacte . Je ne peux pas dire s'il y avait du beurre , de la crème ou du lait dedans. Elle se marie bien avec la sauce . En tout cas, c'est très copieux , vous n'aurez plus faim après.
Lolo english
Gâteau au chocolat sans le goût du chocolat et crème vanille sans le goût de la vanille.
chrystel Xxxx
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After walking for hours in Greenwich visiting the Maritime Museum, Royal Observatory, and the Queen’s House, I stumbled upon this place while walking back to take the boat to Central London. So happy that I decided to stop by for a quick bite. Prices are beyond reasonable for London standards, and the staff is beyond friendly. I got the traditional pie and mash with liquor, and some tea… all for £5 too! The pie was very fresh, and I had never tried pie with liquor before, but really loved it. Would love to come here if I ever visit Greenwich again!
Bilge Derin
Went for the traditional pie and mash with liquor... Was underwhelmed sadly. Pie filling had no taste at all, mash was lumpy. But there were some positives, the pastry was good, flaky and with enough body to it to not get soggy due to the liquor. The chilli vinegar on the table was a new experience but it helped to add some life to the dish. Also had the sticky toffee pudding with ice cream, this was pretty good, a nice finish to the meal.
Kishan Ladhani
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The shop is known for its pie and mash. They also serve British traditional food like jellied eels. We got the steak and ale pie, lamb and rosemary pie and pie & mash with beans. They were all nice. Along with your pie and mash you can get gravy or liquor (which is a parsley sauce). They have chilli vinegar on the table, if you're eating in the shop. If you fancy dessert, there are plenty of traditional British options. Usually you can't go wrong with a sticky toffee pudding. We didn't get any, so can't comment. Follow here and on IG for more travel and food and drink tips, ideas and reviews @one.more.step.along.the.world
J L
Pies and mashed potatoes. I had the chicken and mushroom pie. It was good. I had a couple of big chunks of chicken. The outer edges of the crust were a little over cooked but tasty.
Penny King
Possibly the best pie and mash in London. Pies are home made and portions are generous. Best pies for me were the chicken & mushroom and the steak & ale pie, served with your choice of potato mash, mushy peas, baked beans and liquor or gravy. Prices are reasonable and service is good. Great authentic old school vibes.
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