The Lamb & Flag is a historic pub and dining venue at 33 Rose Street in Covent Garden. A pub has traded on the site since at least 1772, and the current name was adopted in 1833. Its traditional rooms provide a characterful stop close to the theatres, shops and cultural attractions of the West End.
The kitchen serves refined pub classics made with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Fish and chips, steak and ale pie and smaller traditional dishes illustrate the familiar British direction, while changing seasonal plates add variety. Food is served every day, including a dedicated Sunday service.
Sunday roasts give the weekend menu a clear focus, and the upstairs dining space offers a calmer alternative to the downstairs bar. Live jazz and comedy events add another dimension on selected evenings. The venue suits a quick lunch, a pre-theatre meal or a longer pub visit.
Fuller’s cask ales sit alongside craft beer, lager, wine, spirits and soft drinks. The well stocked bar and food service preserve the balance of a genuine pub rather than turning the building into a formal restaurant. Guests with allergies or dietary requirements should consult the current menu and speak with staff before ordering.
Address: 33 Rose Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 9EB, England