The Lamb is a historic Victorian pub at 94 Lamb’s Conduit Street in Bloomsbury. It has served the neighbourhood for centuries and retains distinctive period details, including antique snob screens in the main bar. The pub stands between Holborn and Russell Square stations and offers food and drink across two floors, with cosy corners and a garden terrace for outdoor dining.
The kitchen focuses on seasonal British pub cooking, beginning with snacks and starters suited to sharing over a drink. Scotch eggs, sausage rolls, halloumi, croquettes and vegetable dishes sit alongside terrines, smoked fish, soup and other changing plates. Careful use of British produce gives familiar pub favourites a fresh, ingredient led character.
Substantial choices include Cumberland sausage with mash, battered fish with chips, beef and plant based burgers, salads and a changing fish dish. Slow cooked meat and seasonal vegetables add further variety, while sides such as greens, potatoes and chips make it easy to build a generous meal. The selection balances traditional comfort with useful vegetarian options.
Sunday brings the pub’s celebrated roasts, served with roast potatoes, rich gravy and a large Yorkshire pudding. A well kept cellar supplies cask ales, craft beer and local choices, supported by wine, spirits, cocktails and alcohol free drinks. Literary associations, preserved Victorian features and flexible private spaces give The Lamb an atmosphere that feels deeply connected to Bloomsbury.
Address: 94 Lamb’s Conduit Street, Bloomsbury, London WC1N 3LZ, United Kingdom
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