- (020) 8858 0175
- 5 Crane Street, Greenwich (map) (osm) (multimap) (gmap) (streetview)
- SE10 9NP
A perfectly pleasant pub with lots of space and offering riverside views of the Thames, it's cosier and far less noisy than the Trafalgar next door. It also has a quiz machine.
On tap, The Yacht offers Greene King IPA and Pride, as well as a couple of guest ales. Lagers are Staropramen, Leffe and the other usual suspects.
There was a bit of overenthusiastic air-conditioning near the door, but if you can get a table overlooking the Thames it really is very pleasant indeed.
Food is served noon to 9pm daily. The menu ([photo]) is on the interesting side of standard pub food, including some more unusual options such as chicken and prawn skewers (starter: £4.70), chicken liver and heather honey pate (starter: £4.50), tuna and egg sandwich (£4.50), and mushroom risotto (main course: £6.60). The usual stuff is here too, for example nachos (£4.70), "posh" bacon, egg, and chips (£7.90), and fish and chips (£8). Filled jacket potatoes are £4.70–£5.
Note from Kake: Have now spotted this identical menu at a couple of other places, including Adam And Eve, SW1H 9EX in Westminster and [Ye Olde London, EC4M 7DE]? in the City. I suppose that means it's part of a chain, though I can't work out which one. Also suggests that the food may not be as good as it sounds, being dictated by a head office rather than chosen by an onsite chef.
Last visited by Ewan, Jo and others, 16 Sep 2007. Food details and prices taken from notices outside pub, September 2007.