Trafalgar Tavern - Carte

great location, great staff, best fishing and chips I had for years! we have enjoyed

beautiful place to relax at the river. with tourist at the weekend are best for weeks.

I visited my son who works behind the bar at this beautiful restaurant. We sat right by the window with a view of the river. The fish and chips we ordered were amazing. It's a great pub! Voir le carte

Fantastic Great food, lots of variety and very tasty! amazing ambience, delightful décor Customer service was excellent Waiters were very attentive and on hand to assist with any requests Show less

I have visited this restaurant twice and had delicious vegan meals at both locations. However, during my second visit, I was disappointed when they forgot to serve me a vegan dessert (as I was the only vegan in my group).

We had our special occasion on 29/03 and I want to thank the staff at Metalgar Tavern for the excellent service. The food and drinks were fantastic and all of our guests had a great time. If anyone is looking for a unique place to celebrate their special day, Metalgar Tavern is the place to go! - Mr. and Mrs. Petrow. Voir le carte

Great views nice inside to this pub. Serves Magners cider unlike some of pubs near by that just serve bulmers of unheard of makes. Resonaable prices but not as competitve as the yacht next door. This pub is great in the summer with good music playing. It is really cold in the winter and empty as a result. Good amount of seating area outside!

Peter Morrell takes a cruise down the Thames to enjoy an evening in this historic riverside location. Iconic Sites of London. The Royal Naval College. The Trafalgar Tavern. Kiln Smoked Salmon with Heritage Beetroot. PausePlayPlayPrev|Next. The Trafalgar Tavern is quite close to my home in South London but my wife and I decided to take the more scenic route to get there. We jumped on the commuter boat service run by MNBA Thames Clippers from Embankment Pier to Greenwich. On a warm early summer’s evening we passed many iconic London landmarks, the Globe Theatre, The Shard and Tower Bridge before arriving at the pier by the Cutty Sark.

Greenwich is one of those London ‘villages’ that has as much attraction for the locals as it does for tourists. It’s one of my favourite places to take visitors to London; catch a boat from Westminster Pier eastwards and enjoy the scenery along the banks of the Thames (and the crew’s slightly dodgy history telling), disembark and admire the Cutty Sark, wander through the brilliant market picking up lovely things for a picnic, walk up to the Observatory and stand with one foot in the east and one in the west, walk down through the Naval College and then use Brunel’s tunnel to walk under the Thames itself. It never fails but to impress. Voir le carte