24 hour off licences in Greenwich

Welcome to 24 Hour Alcohol, the place to find your local 24 hour off licence and all night alcohol delivery service in The Royal Borough of Greenwich.

New temporary COVID-19 restrictions on alcohol sales times do NOT apply to shops in England, which are still permitted to sell alcohol at their usual times, even during lockdown. So supermarkets, convenience stores & petrol station forecourts with 24 hour alcohol licences can continue to sell alcohol all night. In Wales, all shops must stop selling alcohol between 10pm-6am every night.

Map of all 24 hour off licences in Greenwich

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This page shows the locations of shops licensed to sell alcohol 24 hours in The Royal Borough of Greenwich. The 24 Hour Alcohol database includes all off licences (supermarkets, convenience stores, corner shops and garages/petrol stations) licensed to sell alcohol 24 hours a day, so you can buy booze at any time of night. To view 24 hour off licences in other areas of London, see our map of 24 hour off licences in all London boroughs. All night alcohol delivery is also available in Greenwich from one of the beer & wine delivery services in London. Just order booze online and it’ll be dropped of at your place soon after – it’s as easy as that.

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Tesco & Asda are the only large supermarket chains that usually operate 24 hour stores but both companies stopped opening 24 hours at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Around half of all Asda stores that opened 24 hours pre-coronavirus have returned to 24 hour trading (except Sundays & Bank Holidays). Tesco only resumed 24 hour opening at some superstores in the run up to Christmas but have now gone back to reduced opening hours at all but 6 stores in the whole of England & Wales. Many other 24 hour shops in our database are still open for business as usual, however, some retailers are operating reduced opening times due to a drop in custom at night caused by all the COVID-19 lockdowns, tier restrictions, nightlife shut down, pub closures etc. therefore we highly recommend phoning ahead to check that your local 24hr shop is open as normal to avoid a wasted journey. If you spot any errors with our database, please hit the Report Incorrect Data button to quickly let us know. Cheers!

Shops with 24 hour alcohol licences in The Royal Borough of Greenwich

M&S Simply Food/BP Petrol Station (Crown Woods Connect)
21 Crown Woods Way, Eltham, SE9 2NL
020 8850 7995
Open 24/7
Asda Charlton Superstore
Bugsby’s Way, Charlton, London, SE7 7ST
020 8858 3313
Londis/BP Petrol Station (MFG Hexagon Service Station)
340-350 Woolwich Road, Charlton, SE7 7AL
020 8465 5037
Open 24/7
Kash For Wines
829 Woolwich Road, Charlton, SE7 8LJ
020 8316 5367
Tesco Extra Woolwich
Grand Depot Road, Woolwich, SE18 6HQ
0345 671 9559
No longer open 24 hours
Makro Charlton Cash & Carry
Anchor & Hope Lane, Charlton, SE7 7RZ
020 8312 8221
Membership required – Not currently open 24 hours
Sainsbury’s Charlton Riverside Superstore
Charlton Riverside Place, 7-11 Gallions Road, Charlton, SE7 7FA
020 3126 7410
24 hour alcohol licence for 14 days before Christmas and 7 days after Christmas

If you don’t have a shop with a 24 hour alcohol licence near you, there’s still a way to buy booze at night. You can order beer, wine, spirits, soft drinks and cigarettes from a number of services offering all night Wine & Beer Delivery in London. Simply place your order online and your drinks will be delivered a short time later.

Neighbouring Boroughs: Barking & Dagenham, Bexley, Bromley, Lewisham, Newham and Tower Hamlets.

24 Hour Off Licences in London – Alcohol Delivery in London

The premises listed on this page are licensed to sell alcohol by The Royal Borough of Greenwich licensing authority.

Please Note: Just because a shop has applied for, and been granted, a 24 hour alcohol licence, doesn't necessarily mean that it is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In some areas, there are many shops that have decided not to open all night, even though they are licensed to sell alcohol 24 hours. It's also worth noting that on Sundays, large supermarkets over 3000 sq ft (Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Lidl, Aldi, Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, Iceland etc.) are only permitted to open for a maximum of six hours due to Sunday trading laws in England and Wales, therefore large 24 hour supermarkets can only open all-night on week nights and Friday nights - don't get caught out after 11:59pm on a Saturday night! Some large Tesco supermarkets (usually Tesco Extra branches) open at one minute past midnight on Monday morning (aka Sunday night). Where possible, we've listed opening times of stores but these should only be used as a guide, as trading hours of individual shops may change from time to time. We've tried to list the phone number for each 24 hour off licence so you can confirm opening times before setting off on your quest for 24 hour booze. If you're planning to visit a 24 hour supermarket operated by one of the large supermarket chains, you may prefer to use their store locator to check opening times, especially on bank holidays, in the run up to Christmas and during Coronavirus lockdowns. Every effort has been made to ensure the information published on this website is correct but 24 Hour Alcohol assumes no liability or responsibility for any errors or omissions. Please let us know if you do spot any errors, either by using the contact form, error reporting facility or by calling us on 020 8144 2424. If there isn't a shops open around-the-clock near you, it may still be possible to almost instantly get alcohol after hours from a local on-demand delivery service.