6 October 2009

BBC – Burgers push pies off the shelf

A family business that has been serving traditional pie and mash in south-east London for more than 100 years is making way for a burger chain. Brothers Jeff and Kane Goddard served their final meal at Goddards Pie House in Greenwich on Sunday. Read more

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6 October 2009

BBC – History of Pie And Mash Shops

Many things are associated with the East End of London, but a real Eastender’s life isn’t all fights in pubs, working on the market and going down to Margate for the Summer. A real staple of east (and parts of south London) life, however, is a traditional pie and mash shop. Read more

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6 October 2009

Goddard’s on the move – Pie and mash expansion plans for 2010

Article source Goddard’s Pies started trading in 1890 and is still going strong today with Jeff and Kane Goddard at the helm. The brothers have secured a lease on new premises near Sevenoaks, Kent which will enable them to expand their pie and mash business during 2010.

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6 October 2009

Eating and drinking in Greenwich

Article source Pie and mash has been sorely missed in Greenwich since the celebrated Goddards pie shop closed in November 2006. But pie lovers the world over can now rejoice because the Goddard family have opened a mobile unit next to Nat West bank in Greenwich Church Street.

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6 October 2009

Mick Jenrick Eels & Goddard’s Pie & Mash Shop

Article source Mick’s eels are sold to Goddard’s pie and mash shop in Greenwich, where Jeff & brother Kane gave me a real lesson in meat pie making. Hard graft, I spent the morning with the lads, but well worth the effort. They sell some 200 hundred per day all doused with liquor, warm boiled [...]

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6 October 2009

Eel, pie and mash shops under threat

Article source The traditional British eel, pie and mash shop is under threat because of dwindling supplies of the fish, according to environmental campaigners. Jellied eels – cooked and sold cold in their own stock – could soon join the ranks of haslet, stotty cake and bara birth as a dish that is only found [...]

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6 October 2009

Family Takes Pie Shop Fight To High Court

Article source A FAMILY-RUN pie shop will be battling upper crust big business in the High Court. Goddard’s Pie Shop, which has been dishing-up pies to punters for nearly half a century, is fighting to remain in Greenwich Church Street. And the Goddard family is going all the way to the High Court to challenge [...]

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6 October 2009

Goddards – tripadvisor.com

Article source Goddard´s Pie and Mash Shop on Church Street in Greenwich, very close to the Cutty Sark if you are out that way. This is traditional fare at its best. Go have a look at www.pieshop.co.uk to see what they offer. There are a few tables inside and takeaway. Takeaway is not practical unless [...]

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6 October 2009

Goddard’s Pie House LondonTown.com

Article source The delicious fillings simply ooze out of the perfectly baked pastry shells at this historic Greenwich pie shop. If you want to try some traditional Brit cuisine down by the river, then this is the place; they have all the pies, mash, peas and jellied eels you could desire. The proprietors are moving [...]

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6 October 2009

Oldest Pie and Mash Restaurant in Greenwich Launches New Website

Article source The Goddards pie and mash business has been established since 1890 and continues to be as popular as ever with its mix of freshly cooked, well priced English fayre. Beef pie and mash with liquor is still a popular choice for many visitors to Goddards restaurant. Jeff Goddard says “the firm favourite is [...]

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