The Gipsy Moth, Greenwich, SE10

Next to the cutty sark interior as described by Steve c below. 5 real ales and "craft keg" served.

Ok place but not relay interested in you if not ordering food had a pint of Reverent James had better to be honest to touristy to have a comfortable pint in

The Gipsy Moth is overlooked by the Cutty Sark so expect tourists galore, especially during the lunch period. The cheapest main that I spotted on the menu adjacent to the entrance was a salad of some sort that rocked in at £10. The interior consists of a small bar area at the front of the pub and a large open plan dining area to the rear. From here access can be gained to some outside covered seating and a well-kept split level beer garden. During my wander around I didn’t spot any TVs or advertisements for live music or sport. There was some very low background music playing which did little to add to the atmosphere. Alongside a premium draught selection are at least six hand pumps that were drawing Sharp’s Doom Bar, St Austell’s Proper Job, Sambrook’s Junction, Ilkley Brewery’s Mary Jane, Fuller’s London Pride and Navigation’s Icebreaker. This place is too much of a tourist trap for me to consider returning.