The oldest Public House in Greenwich overlooking Greenwich Park, offers a genuine feeling of being in the Countryside whilst being in town.
Established in 1691, the Plume of Feathers has a lovely tiled exterior and outdoor seating to the front and rear. Inside, the walls are packed with pictures and nautical ephemera, and the fireplace adds to the cosy atmosphere. Attracting locals, walkers and some tourists, the place gets packed and buzzes with a lively, congenial atmosphere. Harveys, Adnam's and Fuller's ales are amongst the beers behind the bar and the service is excellent.