Business Details
15 Years
experience
Seafood Restaurant in Greenwich with Breathtaking Park Views
Established in 2011, our Brasserie emerged at the National Maritime Museum, harmonising contemporary British culinary traditions with the site's storied heritage. Positioned to offer panoramic vistas of Greenwich Park, we cater to both museum visitors and local patrons seeking exceptional dining experiences throughout the day. Our commitment to quality, sustainability, and ingredient provenance aligns with the National Maritime Museum's values, ensuring every dish reflects our dedication to ethical sourcing and environmental responsibility. We champion Fair Trade and organic produce whenever possible, reinforcing our role in promoting conscious consumption within one of London's most dynamic cultural hubs.The Brasserie's setting merges historic architecture with modern design, creating an inviting space where guests can savour freshly prepared dishes amidst original features like high ceilings and Victorian windows. Our menu celebrates seafood through British and French classics, complemented by non-seafood options, while private event spaces accommodate special occasions seamlessly. This dedication to culinary excellence, combined with our unique location and ethical practices, positions us as a distinctive destination where gastronomy and heritage converge.
Services
Seafood Restaurant
Private Celebrations
Lunch & Dinner
Sunday Lunch
Terrace Dining
Details
- Year established: 2011
Highlights and features
- We serve sustainably sourced British and French seafood in a historic venue.
- Our menus feature seasonal ingredients supporting Fair Trade and organic principles.
- We offer uninterrupted views over Greenwich Park from both restaurant and terrace.
- We accommodate private events within the National Maritime Museum complex.
- We combine Victorian architecture with modern culinary techniques.
What people say
Lovely food
Friendly and attentive staff
Magical glass box
Beautifully presented dishes
Memorable flavour experience
Services
Seafood Restaurant
Our Seafood Restaurant offers contemporary British and French seafood classics prepared with sustainably sourced ingredients. Diners enjoy dishes like fish & chips, seafood platters, and fish pie alongside non-seafood options, all crafted using seasonal produce. The dining experience combines historic architecture with modern culinary techniques, featuring Victorian windows and high ceilings that frame Greenwich Park's panoramic vistas.
Private Celebrations
Private Celebrations provide venue hire options within the National Maritime Museum complex for special occasions. Available spaces accommodate intimate gatherings or larger groups, with bespoke menus tailored to event requirements. Our team ensures seamless coordination of food, setting, and service to create memorable occasions against London's maritime heritage backdrop.
Lunch & Dinner
Lunch & Dinner services operate daily from 10am-5pm, offering freshly prepared meals for casual dining. The menu features curated lunch options alongside heartier dinner dishes, with attention to balanced flavours and ingredient provenance. Both museum visitors and local patrons benefit from flexible meal opportunities in a relaxed setting complemented by attentive service.
Sunday Lunch
Sunday Lunch service provides hearty weekend dining experiences featuring traditional British roasts and seasonal accompaniments. This offering caters to families and museum visitors seeking quality meals after touring exhibitions, served in the same venue that combines maritime history with contemporary culinary standards. Advance booking is recommended for popular weekend slots.
Terrace Dining
Terrace Dining offers outdoor seating with uninterrupted views over Greenwich Park. Available during daylight hours, this service extends our culinary experience beyond interior spaces while maintaining the same commitment to quality ingredients and sustainable practices. The terrace's location provides unique perspectives of the museum's architecture and parkland surroundings.
Questions
What type of cuisine do you serve?
We specialise in British and French seafood dishes, including classics like fish & chips, seafood platters, and fish pie alongside seasonal non-seafood options.
What are your opening hours?
We're open daily from 10am to 5pm, seven days a week, including Sundays.
Can I host a private event at the Brasserie?
Yes, we offer private celebration spaces within the National Maritime Museum with tailored menus and dedicated event coordination.
Are there vegetarian options available?
Our menu includes non-seafood dishes, with seasonal vegetarian options available upon request. Please inform us of dietary requirements when booking.
What sustainability practices do you implement?
We prioritise Fair Trade and organic produce, source ingredients sustainably, and maintain ethical environmental commitments across all culinary operations.
Is there outdoor seating available?
Yes, our Terrace Dining area offers al fresco dining with panoramic views of Greenwich Park during daylight hours.
Reviews (4)
Sheralee Taylor
Jan 17, 2022
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We visited on 16/01/22. It is free entry and we were told they had 2 new exhibitions to view. There is really quite alot to see here over different levels/floors. They also had young astronomer of the year exhibition, this was at a extra cost of 10 p/adult. There is 2 cafs with a choice of hot/cold drinks/food. Lots of interesting artifacts & information. I personally loved all the figureheads and the baltic glass ( stained glass ) exhibit along with the ship simulator ( a big kid at heart!)
Simondo
Jan 04, 2022
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Absolutely a must visit so much to see and learn how the British empire came to be,Past wars ,slave trade,Famous people Nelson,Bonaparte ect ect.
Amir Qazi
Jan 04, 2022
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Excellent Customer Service at the reception, lady welcome smile, much appreciated and loads of Regards.
Erin
Dec 27, 2021
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Visited today and had a heart felt feeling for veterans who have served the navy and appreciations to our oceanic nature , constant improvements of trades, technology and cultures in the exchange via oceans in continents. Kids friendly and a lot things to experience and learn. Hope to see more in Traders history in the future. Royal observatory, Queens house just near your foot steps around the estate and Cutty Sark couldnt be missed.
