The Greyhound Kew is a neighbourhood pub and dining room offering modern British cooking in a historic corner of south-west London. Located on Kew Green, the restaurant sits directly on the edge of Kew Green, a large open space bordered by Georgian houses, cricket pitches and tree-lined footpaths. Its position places it within a short walk of Kew Gardens, the River Thames and Kew Bridge, making it a popular stop for locals, walkers and visitors exploring the area. The surrounding neighbourhood is known for its village-like atmosphere, independent shops and easy transport links into central London.
The Greyhound occupies a traditional pub building with a contemporary interior, combining period features with modern touches. The layout includes a relaxed bar area, a dedicated dining room and outdoor seating overlooking the green, creating a setting suited to both casual drinks and sit-down meals.
The menu focuses on seasonal British and European-influenced dishes, prepared using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Starters often include items such as soup, pâté, seafood plates and vegetarian options, while mains range from steaks, fish dishes and burgers to more refined plates such as risotto, slow-cooked meats or daily specials. The kitchen also offers Sunday roasts, desserts and a children’s menu, making it suitable for families as well as evening diners. Menus change regularly to reflect seasonal produce.
The bar serves a selection of wines, beers, ales, spirits and cocktails, supporting both informal visits and full dining. With its prominent position on Kew Green, modern British menu and welcoming pub atmosphere, The Greyhound Kew provides a versatile dining option in one of London’s most picturesque neighbourhoods, appealing to those seeking relaxed, high-quality food in a classic London setting.