The Lost Hour
Greenwich's craft beer epicenter where sports, pub grub, and late-night vibes collide—lose yourself in the fun on High Road.
Nestled on Greenwich High Road, The Lost Hour is a vibrant pub and sports bar blending classic comfort food with an impressive selection of 13+ craft beers on tap. This dog-friendly spot buzzes with live sports on HD screens, weekly events like karaoke, and a lively atmosphere that shifts from daytime hangs to late-night thrills. Enjoy juicy burgers, loaded fries, vegan options including hash brown bars and cauliflower wings, and signature cocktails in a modern, welcoming space perfect for casual outings in historic Greenwich. Open daily from noon, with extended hours on weekends.
A brief summary to The Lost Hour
- 217-219 Greenwich High Rd, London, SE10 8NB, GB
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- Duration: 1 to 3 hours
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- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
- Monday 12 pm-11 pm
- Tuesday 12 pm-11 pm
- Wednesday 12 pm-11 pm
- Thursday 12 pm-12 am
- Friday 12 pm-1 am
- Saturday 12 pm-1 am
- Sunday 12 pm-11 pm
Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring The Lost Hour.
- Opt for the vegan hash brown bars with sloppy joe sauce for a crunchy, filling twist on pub fare—exclusive to the plant-based menu.
- Catch live sports on HD screens; arrive early on match days for the best seats amid the lively crowd.
- Bring your dog—they're welcome throughout, adding to the relaxed, inclusive pub atmosphere.
- Check weekly events like karaoke for high-energy nights; volume peaks, so it's best for those who thrive in buzz.
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Getting There
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Tube
From Greenwich DLR or Tube station, a 3-5 minute walk along Greenwich High Road; frequent services every 5-10 minutes, no fees beyond standard fares (£2.50-£3 single peak).
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Bus
Bus 180 or 199 from central London stops directly outside, 25-40 minutes from Trafalgar Square; services every 10-15 minutes, fares £1.75 flat rate with Oyster.
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Walking
15-20 minute flat stroll from Cutty Sark DLR; easy pavement terrain, wheelchair accessible, passing market stalls—no elevation changes.
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Taxi
Black cab from central London or nearby stations, 15-30 minutes depending on traffic; typical fare £15-25, limited parking nearby so drop-off preferred.
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Greenwich High Road Hideaway
Tucked along the bustling Greenwich High Road, The Lost Hour stands as a lively anchor in this historic London neighborhood. Just steps from Greenwich Tube Station, it draws locals and visitors alike with its approachable vibe and prime location amid market stalls and maritime landmarks. The pub's name evokes the joy of time slipping away in good company, whether over a pint or a plate of pub grub.Inside, the space balances modern comfort with pub tradition. Refurbished interiors feature stylish decor that feels both inviting and energetic, with ample room for groups, solo drinkers, and even four-legged friends—dogs are welcome to join the fun.Craft Beer Haven and Cocktail Craft
Boasting the most craft beers on tap in Greenwich—over 13 rotating options—The Lost Hour caters to beer enthusiasts with crisp lagers, bold ales, and seasonal brews. Signature cocktails add flair, from classics to inventive mixes that complement the casual scene. Classic favorites like Guinness pour perfectly, often highlighted by skilled bartenders who keep the energy high.The bar flows seamlessly from lunch to late night, with drinks packages tailored for celebrations, including festive menus during holiday seasons. It's the kind of place where conversations spark easily over a shared round.Comfort Food with a Twist
The menu shines with hearty pub classics elevated by fresh flavors. Juicy burgers arrive loaded with options like hummus, spinach, and in-house sloppy joe sauce for a sweet-spiced kick. Loaded fries and sharers make ideal group picks, while vegan and vegetarian choices stand out—think topped hash brown bars with soya sloppy joe, BBQ jackfruit, vegan cheese, and chili, or crispy cauliflower and broccoli wings doused in ghost chili sauce.Pub staples like fish subs and bottomless brunches round out the offerings, delivering satisfaction without pretension. Portions are generous, perfect for fueling a day exploring Greenwich's royal heritage.Sports and Social Pulse
HD screens dominate for live sports, turning match days into communal cheers. Weekly events amp up the fun: karaoke nights bring belting anthems, while spontaneous gatherings fill the air with laughter. The atmosphere evolves—chill by day for lunches, electric by evening as crowds swell for entertainment.Staff keep things smooth, ensuring glasses stay full and tables cleared promptly, fostering a sense of neighborhood warmth in this high-energy spot.Event-Ready Entertainment Hub
From birthdays to office parties, The Lost Hour accommodates with space and set menus. Holiday specials feature seasonal dishes paired with drinks, ideal for festive cheer. Late licenses on Thursdays through Saturdays extend the night, making it a go-to for those losing track of time in Greenwich's vibrant scene.Its dog-friendly policy and varied appeal make it versatile for friends, families, or solo adventurers soaking in the area's historic charm.Explore the best of what The Lost Hour has to offer
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