One of the oldest and most historic pubs in London, The Lamb has been at the heart of Bloomsbury for centuries. Famed for its rich literary past, the pub once welcomed the likes of Sylvia Plath as a regular, alongside visits from Charles Dickens, all adding to the timeless character that still fills every corner today.

Located between Holborn and Russell Square stations on the charming Lamb’s Conduit Street, The Lamb is a proper Victorian pub known for legendary Sunday roasts in Bloomsbury, perfectly poured cask ales, craft beers, full-bodied wines and seasonal British dishes made with the very best produce.

Set across two beautiful floors, you’ll find antique snob screens in the main bar, cosy corners made for long afternoons, a hidden garden terrace for alfresco drinking and dining, plus a collection of private hire spaces perfect for birthdays, engagement parties, leaving drinks and special celebrations. Whether you’re joining us for a quiet pint, a family roast or a lively party with friends, The Lamb is the place to gather in Bloomsbury.