Little Pub Greenwich

Reviews

• GG

  Gudda G

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Delivery and serves available every time ,very tasty and healthy food ,very good place , peaceful places
• MM

  MAC

  Nov 1, 2025
  4.0
  Nice place to spend time with family and friends!
• GK

  Greg Kissel

  Oct 31, 2025
  5.0
  Nice place great staff. The cheif combines interesting ingredients to create good and unique dishes
• MC

  Matt Craig

  Oct 26, 2025
  5.0
  We went with friends for lunch, and the food was terrific! I had the Thanksgiving Wrap and mashed potatoes with gravy, 1 friend had the steak tidbits, and 2 others had the eggplant wrap. A good time was had by all, thank you!
• RM

  Ron Martinson

  Sep 26, 2025
  4.0
  Tucked into the heart of Greenwich, Little Pub delivers the kind of warm, lively energy that makes lunch here feel like more than just a meal--it's a pause in the day that borders on celebration. My visit on September 20, 2025 was marked by consistently good flavors, creative menu options, and a craft beer list that feels thoughtfully curated for enthusiasts who appreciate variety. With a rating of 4 stars, this is a spot that nails comfort with a twist, while leaving just enough room for refinement to aim even higher. The meal began with the South by Southwest Egg Rolls, and they set the stage beautifully. Crisp, golden wrappers gave way to a hearty filling of chicken, cheddar jack, beans, and corn, with the flavors balanced perfectly by a cool, smoky cilantro-chipotle dip. Each bite had a satisfying crunch, and though indulgent, the dish avoided being greasy--a tricky feat for fried starters. It felt like pub food taken seriously, elevated by that bold Southwestern accent. Next came the Napa Salmon Flatbread, which leaned toward the inventive side of the menu. Blackened salmon can often dominate, but here it played in harmony with the shredded cabbage, bright pico, and creamy guacamole. The drizzle of chipotle honey and cilantro-lime sour cream tied it all together, offering both heat and freshness. The flatbread itself had just the right chew, though I could imagine an even crisper base making this dish truly stellar. Still, the balance of textures--crunchy cabbage, tender salmon, and creamy toppings--made it one of the highlights of the meal. For something more substantial, the Kick' N Chick' N Sandwich delivered comfort with flair. The beer-battered chicken breast was the star: juicy inside, perfectly crunchy outside. The smoked gouda added a rich, mellow sharpness, while the bacon and maple-BBQ sauce pushed it into indulgent territory. Field greens and ranch kept things grounded, ensuring it wasn't overly heavy. It's the kind of sandwich that feels like a reward, and one I could easily see becoming a regular order. Of course, no visit to Little Pub is complete without exploring their microbrew beer selection. The choices were well-rounded, appealing to casual drinkers and hop aficionados alike. Pairing a crisp local IPA with the egg rolls and a smoother amber ale with the chicken sandwich proved how much thought has gone into curating the list--it's clear the beers are more than an afterthought; they're a key part of the experience. Service was attentive without being overbearing, and the staff seemed genuinely enthusiastic about the menu, particularly when recommending beer pairings. The ambiance leaned into cozy pub vibes, warm and welcoming, with just enough bustle to keep the energy up without tipping into chaotic. In short, Little Pub Greenwich offers creative spins on comfort food staples, a beer program worth exploring, and a setting that invites you to linger longer than you planned. While a few tweaks could elevate dishes from excellent to unforgettable, the combination of flavor, variety, and charm makes it a Greenwich favorite worth returning to.