Mitre Hotel

Decent pub grub, they even serve the breakfast in a pan?! Can’t decide if that’s good or bad.
Came here for some lunch, so I’m afraid I can’t testament to the breakfast. But I can say it comes in a pan. It looked awesome! Just not sure if that’s a fad or not…
The lunch was good though. Fish and chips were really good, the southern fried chicken was decent and the sausage and mash went down well (though the gravy didn’t). As I said, it’s pub grub but for what it is it’s decent.
The drink was decent, nice range and they even put a little chocolate Xmas tree on the latte (it was near Christmas. They weren’t just mental). Generally if you’re after pub grub then pop on in! I wonder how many more times I can say pub grub in this review…
There’s not much else to say really. Decent pub. Decent grub (that doesn’t count). Decent location and friendly staff.
Pub grub. That’s 5.

Very attractive and well maintained pub. Food was wonderful. My wife and I shared the steak and ale pie, pepper squid, poutine, and a scotch egg. Presentation was fantastic. The poutine and pie were good, the egg and squid were awesome. Highly recommended.

I stayed in this establishment in March/​April 2015, and I left thinking things could have been better. The room was quant, the bathroom was suburb, endless hot water, and the night porter was a VERY hospitable individual. There was one lady, who’s customer service skills were sorely lacking, that we had to deal with her during the day that make my experience subpar. There were issues with the wifi, and we could only use it on the ground floor. The ladies who assisted with the continental breakfast were cheery and had excellent customer service skills.

I don’t even want to admit I’ve been to the Mitre and that’s for a few reasons listed below:
–Ate there once, 10yrs ago — so shockingly bad, I refuse to attempt it again
–Used to be wannabe shabby, it’s now shabby without a clear identity
–There’s always something getting broken in here, glasses, bottles, ear drums, someone’s feelings
–Toilets are the result of a zombie apocalypse
…and that said, there are reasons I don’t mind people knowing I’ve frequented here:
–Always a fun Saturday night (something still gets broken)
–they’ve redecorated/​revamped for the umpteenth time; I don’t care if they have no identity
–Outside area has expanded, happy about that because that’s where they banish the smokers
–drinks are cheap
–Live music acts are always a laugh and guaranteed sing-​a-​long
–it’s local to me, so I can safely stagger home

Its a actually a quite nice, bit out if the ordinary. Nice openair area. Three real ales on but nothing special.

Fantastic fish and chips! The service was great and the atmosphere was fantastic. Take it for a ride.

On a day trip «to Greenwich», which is really not far away at all and really shouldn’t be called a trip but rather just a little jaunt to the south side of London, friends and I stopped into The Mitre as a late lunch option.
Pros:
— able to handle a big party easily
— lots of menu options
— food is tasty and quickly made for pub fare
— nice atmosphere, seemed like locals frequent the place, and sports on the telly
Cons:
— food came out in a strange order, with some taking a lot longer than others
So I guess that’s a pretty good list! The Mitre is definitely a good option for checking out in the Greenwich area.

Order food as early as possible, it can take a while to arrive!
Food is excellent, well worth the wait.
Mango Crayfish salad is better than Baghdad Café in San Francisco ;-)

This pub looks a little bit posh, although I’m not sure that this is reflected by the clientele on a Saturday evening. Not cosy or welcoming by any stretch of the imagination, but a very decent ale selection and a comfy chair to sit and enjoy them in is not to be sniffed at!

Not bad for watching the football. They even sometimes manage to have both games on if it’s a Champions League night. Food is ok too.

The Mitre is a fantastic traditional pub situated on Greenwich High Road, just opposite the cinema. It is divided into two sections, the main pub at the front and the Irish bar at the back.
The main pub is a friendly, welcoming place where locals socialise creating a lovely atmosphere. The bar staff too are friendly and provide excellent levels of customer service when it comes to apologising for keeping me waiting and acknowledging people as they joined the waiting queue. The locals are decent people too. When the barmaid went to serve a gentleman he told her that I had been waiting longer and that he would honestly wait for his turn. A refreshing attitude when so many bars feature louts who push in without regard for other punters.
There are a range of activities happening and I noticed on the door a poster mentioning that they are trying to introduce a culture night on a Thursday, something which I intend on checking out when I get a chance. It states that anyone is welcome to perform either music or poetry.
The food prices at the Mitre are a little above average for pubs. I browsed the menu considering buying a snack but decided against it when I saw a bowl of chips was £2.75. A main course is likely to set you back around a tenner which is a lot when you consider some bars offer two meals for that price. Drinks prices are better though especially their after work special deal in which many drinks go down in price between 5pm and 7pm.
My friend and I did consider checking out the Irish bar at the back but it was significantly smaller than the main pub and was quite busy at the time of our visit so we decided to give it a miss.
The Mitre is well worth a look if you find yourself in the Greenwich area.