Greenwich Kitchen

My friend and I stumbled upon this place when the O2 was filled to capacity. It is a tiny place that create a very intimate and cosy atmosphere in such a busy place. The staff were lovely and the food outstanding!
I always place condiments on my food and this is the first time I have had a burger and put nothing on it. The meat was cooked to perfection and was of high quality. They also serve Mean Time beer which is a local brew and helped me to like to place even more.
Not good for large groups, but for a couple or a small set of friends I feel it’s perfect.
My only criticism is that I wish there were vegetarian options

Visited here after an exhibition at the 02. I had no idea it was here and it was only by walking to Costa that we discovered it and decided to try.
Its quite stylish inside with a huge bar that mostly dominates the café. The tables are quite close together and there isn’t much room to move in between.
We only came in for drinks but asked for a lunch menu to see what they were serving. Well, when we saw a tuna melt on a whole grain roll there was no way we could turn that down! (Love tuna melts!).
We were served quite quickly and both servers were lovely.
Our drinks arrived first and although it looked pretty it was in no way practical. My hot chocolate (hot…) had been served in a glass with no handle. I had no idea how I was meant to pick it up! So in the end I got a napkin and kinda held it with that.
Our tuna melts were delicious and very filling.
Two drinks plus two tuna melts and service (which was included on bill — which I don’t like. I would rather decided how much to pay…) came to £19.60. Which I think is a little expensive.
I did enjoy my lunch and I would visit again, but I may try somewhere else first.