Branch Archive: West Greenwich Pub Tour 1980
West Greenwich Pub Tour 1980
This rather ambitious 14 venue pub tour of west Greenwich appeared in the Jun 1980 edition of London Drinker:

View the full pub tour article here.
Of the 14 pubs mentioned: 10 remain open, 2 have been converted to other uses, 1 demolished, and 1 absorbed into another pub:
- Horse & Groom - closed in 1997 after basement collapsed and was demolished in 2004 as part of site clearance for new residential development;
- George & Dragon - open as a pub;
- Royal George - closed in 2010 and converted to residential;
- Ashburnham Arms - open as a pub;
- Prince Albert - open as a pub, now known as Prince of Greenwich;
- Fox & Hounds - was subsequently operated by Meantime Brewery and renamed as Greenwich Union. Was later acquired by Young's and incorporated into their Richard I pub next door;
- Richard I - open as a pub;
- Rose & Crown - open as a pub;
- King's Arms - open as a pub;
- Cricketer's - closed in 2010 and has had various bar/restaurant uses since;
- Coach & Horses - open as a pub;
- Admiral Hardy - open as a pub;
- Spanish Galleon - open as a pub;
- Gipsy Moth - open as a pub.
(Last updated July 2026)
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