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Finally we have a pub and it serves great food, any time of the day. The crowd is nice and the activities range from typical pub games to wine tastings, love it!
Submitted by Susanna
Fantastic olive bread and a great place to pick up a sneaky afternoon snack!
Submitted by Sophie
The food and wide range of beers brewed in house make this place so popular! They do scrumptious, fresh stonebaked pizzas and the views of Blackheath are great. A nice place for a drink and food.
Submitted by Gurdip
The best Argentinian steak restaurant ever, where the walls are covered in iconic photos taken by its owner. Definitely ask for an upstairs table overlooking Blackheath.
Submitted by Katie
Such great service from this independent restaurant. The pizzas and the seafood are highly recommended!
Submitted by Sophie
An independent coffeeshop with a gorgeous sun trap of a garden that serves an amazing full brunch menu.
Submitted by Shirley
A lovely independent interiors shop, selling fab pieces of furniture, fabrics, small gifts and unique cards.
Submitted by Katie
Severndroog Castle tea rooms do super food and jolly posh teas in the considerately renovated folly albeit with sometimes random opening hours, check the website! Oxleas Wood Cafe is always open and always makes for a pleasant break with plenty of space for the kids to play and dogs to be run.
Submitted by Simon
Going for a run is never dull with this on your doorstep...
Submitted by Vicci
The observatory is a great place for all ages to visit. There are usually a number of exhibitions for all ages giving a history of time and space and the architecture is wonderful. During the evening you can see the green laser across the sky that shows the meridian line.
Submitted by Gurdip
Such a well presented golf course with great views, you would never believe you were in London.
Submitted by Jim
One of the most secluded spots with amazing views over London. Not a tourist in sight and the perfect place for a picnic too.
Submitted by Sophie
Lots of quirky installations, a great little café and an ice cream parlour here too!
Submitted by Vicci
Head here for the best breakfast in Greenwich! A great local family-run business...
Submitted by Vicci
Amazing food and service. The best Italian food in Greenwich.
Submitted by Nicholas
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Why not explore the nearby areas of , Blackheath, Lee, , , Charlton, Hither Green, , and Lewisham
Did you know?
"In the grounds of Charlton House is what is thought to be the oldest Mulberry tree in Britain. It was planted by James I in 1608 in amongst a whole mulberry garden that was to be used in the production of silk. However, what he didn't realise is that they were the wrong type of mulberry used for breeding silkworms."
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Little Angels Parent and Toddler Group FREEEltham Green Christian CentreWe offer 2 hours of fun and stimulation including a wide range of toys and activites, a craft table, refreshments, story and song time. Our parents and children love to come and socialise with others. Website |
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Toy Library Stay & PlayStorkway Children’s CentreStorkway Children's Centre is located in Kidbrooke in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. Our modern facility offers a central point for access of health, education and family support services for families with children aged 0-5 years in the form of drop-in sessions, appointments, groups, training courses and childcare. The Storkway Children's Centre toy library lets children play with toys in the stay & play session, but they can 'rent' them and take the toys home with them too. Children need a variety of toys not only to play with but also to help them develop fundamental skills. Website |
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Full Circle EducationFull Circle Education offers our students a wide variety of meaningful tiered accrediation opportunities that enable them to realise personal success and to experience qualification progression whilst in our care. Website |
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Charlton LidoHornfair ParkThe newly refurbished Charlton Lido and Lifestyle Club is now open- South London's premier fitness destination. Website |
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Christ Church Toddler Play GroupChrist Church HallChrist Church Toddlers runs on a Thursday afternoon between 1 and 3pm. We provide an opportunity for parents, carers and their children to meet, play with a wide selection of toys and have a drink and a snack. We have a wide variety including arts and crafts, messy play, parachute games and song time. We also have special guests who come along to do sessions such as dancing and painting and music. Each session costs £1 per family. Website |
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Monkey MusicBlackheath High School,Monkey Music runs music classes for pre-school babies and children in the local area.Four separate curricula cater specifically for each age group. Rebecca Maskell has been running classes in Blackheath and Greenwich for 17 years and works with a dedicated, fully trained team of teachers. Website |
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Perform DramaSt Michael & All Angels Church Hall,The only drama, dance and singing workshops for 4-7 year olds to focus on helping develop children's confidence, co-ordination, communication and concentration skills. Perform is not a stage school but will help give your child amazing social skills and the best fun of their week. Website |
Kidbrooke is a district of south London, located in the London Borough of Greenwich. The district takes its name from the Kyd Brook, a watercourse which runs from Orpington to Lewisham, by which point it is part of the River Quaggy. It is a tributary to the River Ravensbourne. The area contains a large amount of 1920s and 1930s domestic housing, developed partly as the Kidbrooke Park Estate, between Shooters Hill and Rochester Way.
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