The Pelton Arms, Greenwich - pub details
Address: 23-25, Pelton Rd, London, SE10 9PQ [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 2558) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Island Gardens (0.6 miles), Cutty Sark (0.7 miles), Mudchute (0.8 miles)
Maze Hill (0.3 miles), Westcombe Park (0.7 miles), Greenwich (1.1 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Sunday roast, Real ale
Pub suggested by Jason on 2 May 2003
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> Current user rating: 7.5/10 (rated by 54 users)
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user reviews of the Pelton Arms, Greenwich
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| This is just what I would call and ideal pub. Great traditional interior, garden, welcoming staff, live music, loads of activities (even a knitting club :-)), great atmosphere - and 10 (!) handpumps with real ale. They even have their own newsagent. A little for everybody, but it works. Shame it's not easy to get to, I would spent most of my time there Albina - 26 Mar 2012 14:11 |
| Love this pub. Great bar staff and locals, lots of entertainment, great range of Beers, spirits and Wine and a cool, quirky beer garden. Quality establishment. Popsuruncle - 25 Nov 2011 18:16 |
| After being well entertained by Geoff and a number of the regulars in The Pelton on Saturday night I promised I'd write a review. Primarily I found this a very friendly place and because they were running a wine and cheese night the atmosphere felt more like a party that a pub and very welcoming to an outsider like me. There must have been 8 pumps on of which the St Austell Trelawney and Red Squirrel Red Tail were very good. The cheese and wine night was being run by the pub's wine supplier and a local cheese expert for £15 a head. In fact there was so much left, we were invited to join in from our Cribbage table in the corner once the paying guests had scoffed their fill. Good pub, good beer, good people. SuperNev - 21 Nov 2011 12:07 |
| Good pub. Ales are well cared for. Bar staff hit and miss with knowledge of ales on sale. very nice eclectic mix of decor in pub. I was advised of the ale festival this weekend after visiting greenwich on business from the local paper which showed the wrong date and wrong number of ales. after a disapointing first visit (no festival and two usual suspects on the pumps). I talked my wife into a london sightseeing weekend based in north greenwich. We were pleased to be able to back it for the pubs ale festival! The team effort, teeshirts and atmospheren were great.Ales were suberb (but very limited and not wide choice but well cared sadly let down by the harrased students serving. Ale menu was not updated as to what was "finished" etc so it was a little bit like guess work. laminated cards were a good idea but "sold out" needed to regulary updated and thats where the many chalk boards would have come in handy. My wife is not a beer lover but was sold on a half of butcombe which was very nice but nothing unexpected in the wide range of ales that a london pub could have put on for their festival. Although a nice touch was to see distance traveled from brewary to pub on the menu but again pointless if you just got advised it was off. Today we checked out of our hotel in greenwich before driving back. We popped in to see a bit of the band (music every sunday). Very good rock although not too busy (maybe the rain). For a pub that charges top price for their ales. Im unsure why they felt the need to charge a "supplement" of 40p on every pint while their band was on?! Disappointing! We would invite the landlord to our local the adam and eve for some suggestions on food menu although we did find the food of a high standard at the pelton. good luck realalerealale2011 - 11 Sep 2011 21:20 |
| The Pelton is having a beer festival 9-11th September. I believe some 15-20 different beers over the three days. Live music also. This may make watching the early morning rugby games in the World Cup challenging next weekend. Oliver_Snell - 3 Sep 2011 14:08 |
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