The Lost Hour - Greenwich

About 10 minutes walk from the DLR station cutty sark, the lost hour is a good place to relax at the end of the day with their friends. the drinks and foods are both favorable, with eating in the regular under £10 and drinks under £5. but the real reason to give the pub a visit is the quiz nights every Thursday at 19 o'clock. it is a great opportunity to hang with their friends and socialize with new people (or create new hostiles, depending on whether they beat their team or not) make sure to bring their id with them for drinks as the barmen ruthless are.

If they are boring or even fighting for talks the lost hour offers a series of card and board games. they offer a live sports cover, and if they are not a sport fan, there are many seats to make sure they can stay away from the wild joy.

Best travel time: 2-for-1 cocktails on Thursday and Friday after 5pm Thursday evening quiz 7PM (tie it in with their cheap cocktails on two etagens with a pool table on the top. they also do something quite decent eating and they can get two meals for under £10. they have a look through their collection of board games or pick up a card deck that is always fun to play with a few rounds of drinks.

About a ten-minute walk from Cutty Sark DLR station, The Lost Hour is good place to go to relax with your friends at the end of the day. The drinks and food are both reasonably priced, with the food usually under £10 and drinks under £5. But, the real reason to give the pub a visit are the quiz nights every Thursday at 7pm. It’s a great way to hang out with your friends and socialise with new people (or create new enemies, depending on if they’re beating your team or not). Make sure to bring your ID with you for drinks, as the barmen are ruthless.

The restaurant is much improved after the renovation! We stopped by for some drinks on a Friday night and were impressed. The music was fantastic, and the atmosphere felt open, clean, and comfortable. It was a bit surprising to see bouncers at the door (more common in pubs or clubs), but overall we loved it and would recommend it for those seeking a positive student experience without the emphasis on quantity (the food was also excellent).