The beer experts at the Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) have published their Good Beer Guide for 2018 with the best pubs across the UK.
Knowing where to get a good pint is very important so their book is fantastic to tell where your best pubs are locally.
These are the best pubs in Greenwich and Lewisham which made the grade in the latest edition, The Good Beer Guide 2018.
The guide went on sale on September 14 for £12.99 or £10 for members of Camra.
Hare and Billet
Hare & Billet Road, Blackheath
An inn of this name has existed on the site since at least 1732, though the current building dates from the 19th century.
Brockley Barge
Brockley Road, Brockley
This former Courage pub, reopened by Wetherspoon in 2000, has flourished since the nearby railway station became part of the London Overground network.
The Talbot
Tyrwhitt Road, Brockley
The pub has recently been tastefully redecorated inside and out, with large windows making the interior light and airy.
The Dog and Bell
Prince Street, Deptford
A stalwart of CAMRA’s best pubs guide, it offers six real ales plus a selection of Belgian bottled beers, malt whiskies and simple, tasty meals.
The Job Centre
Deptford High Street, Deptford
Opened by Antic in 2014 and named after a former occupier. The beer range has a regional focus, with a variety of styles and strengths.
The Long Pond
Westmount Road, Eltham
Local CAMRA pub of the year 2017, this micropub opened in 2014 in a former plumbers’ merchants.
The Park Tavern
Passey Place, Eltham
This traditional Victorian pub has a well-kept, heated rear garden and further seating to the front and side.
The Pelton Arms
Pelton Road, East Greenwich
Local CAMRA pub of the year 2016, this popular back-street pub is just over half a mile from Greenwich town centre.
Plume of Feathers
Park Vista, Greenwich
With parts dating from 1691, this cosy and quiet historic pub is near the northern entrance to Greenwich Park, close to the National Maritime Museum.
The Dacre Arms
Kingswood Place, Lee
The décor includes the archetypal Courage high dark-wood panelling and leaded windows, all beautifully preserved, and numerous wall decorations and trinkets.
The Royal Albert
New Cross Road, New Cross
Grade II-listed Victorian pub with the original etched glass and bar-back. It has a convivial atmosphere and offers up to seven real ales and one real cider on handpump.
The Bull
Shooters Hill
On the brow of a hill, this reputedly haunted Grade II-listed pub was rebuilt in 1881. There is a pool table and occasional live music events are held.
The Taproom
Major Draper Street, Woolwich
Opened in 2015 as the first bar owned by the nearby Hop Stuff Brewery, this pub has a somewhat minimalist decor of bare wood and exposed brickwork.
Blythe Hill Tavern
Stanstead Road, Forest Hill
Local CAMRA Pub of the Year and Cider Pub of the Year 2015, this friendly Victorian local is rooted in the community. TV screens in two of the bars often show sport.
Sylvan Post
Dartmouth Road, Forest Hill
Various types of ambient lighting add to the quirky feel of this Antic pub, set out like a utilitarian cafe. A former post office, it retains many original features.
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