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The Plume of Feathers

A child and dog friendly pub serving food with WiFi and a garden in London.

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The Plume of Feathers pub sits on the meridian line and is a quaint old English pub. The pub serves delicious food, real ale and guest ales, shows major sports.

19, Park Vista, London, Greater London, SE10 9LZ
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020 8858 1661

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http://plumeoffeathers-greenwich.co.uk/

Facilities include: Real Ale, WiFi (free), Outside Seating, Dog friendly, Child Friendly, Disabled Access, Car Park, Bar Snacks, Restaurant, Traditional Sunday Roast, Board Games, Garden, Traditional, Cask Marque, Open Fire, Separate food area, Railway station, Quiz, Lunch, Dinner, Beer, Tea & Coffee, Grill , Guinness Quality Accredited,

Mon - Thu: 11:00 - 23:00
Fri - Sat: 11:00 - 00:00
Sun: 12:00 - 23:00

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Drinks

	Drink	%	Brewery
	Bob Pale Ale	4.2	Bexley Brewery
Bexley’s Own Beer is a deliciously smooth pale ale. This ale is made with a combination of Crystal malts together with UK and New World hops, giving a floral aroma with a well balanced flavour of gentle bittering and a lingering subtle sweetness. Tasting Notes: Floral, bitter, sweet, smooth
	Captain Bob	3.8	Mighty Oak Brewing Company
A traditional deep amber coloured bitter brewed with Nelson Sauvin hop from New Zealand. Tasting Notes: The aroma is fruity and hoppy and on the palate; there is a slightly sweet maltiness that balances an easy going bitterness that is followed by hints of gooseberry, elderflower and grape in the finish.
	LPA - London Pale Ale	4.0	Southwark Brewing Company
A light refreshing hoppy beer with citrus tones. Tasting Notes:
	Sussex Best Bitter	4.0	Harvey's Brewery
Our most famous and popular brand - it makes up over 90% of our total brewing capacity. Winner of the Champion Best Bitter of Britain title at CAMRA's Great British Beers Festival in 2005 and 2006. First brewed as recently as 1955. Tasting Notes: A superbly balanced session bitter with a prominent hop character.