Menu from The Vanbrugh
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegan
Vegetarian
Soup of the day with parmesan cheese served with olive bloomer bread
Sweet potato risotto with roasted walnuts and goats cheese
Thai beef salad with peppers, red onions, cherry tomatoes, coriander, red chillies & orange dressing
Potato gnocchi with tomato, basil, goats’ cheese and parmesan
Vanbrugh ale-battered haddock fillet with triple cooked chips, mushy peas and tartar sauce
Fillet steak served with smoked mash potato, Jerusalem artichoke purée and glazed shallots
Craft Beer
Five Points
Pale Ale
Camden Town
Unfiltered Pils
Beavertown
Gamma Ray
The Kernel
Export India Porter
Weird Beard
Faceless Spreadsheet Ninja
Ska Brewing
Modus Hoperandi
Pressure Drop
Syd Strong's Dark Rye Ale
Mikkeller
Tiger Baby
Omnipollo
Leon
Desserts
Salted caramel & chocolate brandy terrine with milk ice cream
Coffee brûlée with a dark chocolate brandy quenelle
Pink lady apple & winter berry crumble with custard
More about the restaurant: The Vanbrugh
Dear diners, for Christmas bookings of groups larger than 7 people, please call the restaurant directly.
The Vanbrugh is a classic London backstreet pub situated in the heart of Greenwich at the corner of Colomb Street and Woodlands Park Road. A bit of a hidden gem, The Vanbrugh truly is Greenwich’s best kept secret. Not for long. Word of mouth is sure to prevail after diners sample The Vanbrugh Chicken Burger, a popular feature on the pub’s very affordable menu. It’s a seasonal menu, too, and prepared in an open kitchen so you know – and can see – that you’re getting only the freshest food to accompany a pint of one of their many craft beers. The Vanbrugh’s in-house Indian Pale Ale is as good a place as any to start.
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a The Vanbrugh booking?
It’s been tucked away in Greenwich for over ten years now, but the Vanbrugh is going from strength to strength and it won’t be long before this public house and kitchen becomes London’s worst kept secret. Let’s see what we can do to help the coming revelation. The Vanbrugh is housed in a no-nonsense brick building typical of London corner pubs. Yet inside it’s all sensibly refurbished style, with an open kitchen so you can see where the action takes place. Grab a pint of one of the many draught and hand-pull beers on offer while you salivate over the menu. It’s all incredibly good value, and the Vanbrugh makes sure there’s always fish and vegetarian options available.
The Clarkshaw’s Phoenix Rising beer-battered haddock fillet is a stellar example of what ’s on offer at The Vanbrugh, and patrons are encouraged to take note of both the Vanbrugh Classics and the regularly chalked-up and changing specials. As the proprietors say, The Vanbrugh was made for Sundays – there really is nothing better than taking advantage of a rare clear day in London with a little relaxation in The Vanbrugh’s marquee area. Plus, The Vanbrugh do Greenwich’s best Sunday Lunch.