location:
address:
94 Lamb's Conduit Street, WC1N 3LZ
phone:
0871 258 6137*
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nearest stations:
Russell Square 
(390m) - zone 1
Holborn
(630m) - zone 1
Chancery Lane
(740m) - zone 1
King's Cross Thameslink 
(860m)
King's Cross St. Pancras 
(910m) - zone 1
how to find it:
Russell Square: Turn right out the tube station on Bernard Street then take the first right into Grenville Street and then left into Guilford Street. Go past the hospital and Lambs Conduit Street is the first right, you'll see the pub on the left-hand side of the road. Holborn: leave by the side exit and turn right up High Holborn. cross the road and take the first left up Red Lion Street. Walk up Red Lion Street, cross the main road and carry straight on up Lamb's Conduit Street. After a short while, you'll see the pub on your right.
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nearby attraction(s):
Sir John Soane's Museum (660m)
British Museum (690m)
Shaftesbury Avenue Theatre (890m)
Street View - click to see the area around the Lamb
reviewed:
25/03/2009
25/03/2009
function room for hire
outdoor seatingsecond opinion:
Have your say! - 5 comments on this pub - click to add your own comment
posted by First Tuesdayer - Saturday 14th August, 2010, 6:15pm
Went in here in June and can only say it was awful!
Two guest beers with tadpoles floating in them - dreadful dried out fish and chips and ribs that were presented in lake of sauce with nothing else.
So, someone is managing to run one of the capital's jewel pubs into the ground.
The only decent beer I had was a pint of Special and if that was off in a Young's pub I'd say it was the end of the world.
If this is a five pint pub I'm the Pope.posted by Marsha - Wednesday 23rd June, 2010, 5:18pm
I agree with the previous comments, we popped in as we had a booking at a nearby restaurant, it took so long to get served by the staff who stayed at the far end of the bar and refused to acknowledge us that we had to leave our drinks. We will be voting with our feet in the future. Its such a shame because this used to be a nice pub.posted by MPF2000 - Friday 19th March, 2010, 5:52pm
Went in here a couple of weeks back, on a Wednesday evening about 18:30 with 4 friends for a quick drink straight after work. Although only half-full, after 10 minutes we had still failed to "attract the attention" of either person behind the bar - after being ignored for the umpteenth time in favour of someone coming straight in off the street, we left.
What a complete and utter waste of time - who knows what the beer is like - the utterly rubbish service put paid to finding out....posted by THZweibel - Saturday 30th January, 2010, 9:46pm
Had a bit of an odd experience in here recently.
Trekked there in the pouring rain from King's Cross on the recommendation of this site.
The place was busy but jovial so we were please to bag a table. Half an hour later (while we were looking through the menu), a staff member dropped a 'reserved' sign on all the tables near us. she moved with such speed that neither me or somebody sitting opposite had chance to query it. A minute or so later she shot past again, announced 'tables reserved' in a very odd dialect and vanished again.
This was at 8pm. not a time you suddenly decide to evict people sat at a table. needless to say we ditched the menu and left swiftly. never to return.
Careless, ignorant staff costing a nice boozer business.posted by MalcolmScrabster - Wednesday 26th September, 2007, 12:58pm
This is a quality boozer - charming interior, good Young's ales and even the occasional evening of readings in the function room upstairs. As the entry suggests, it even has quality local drunks to add colour. Although on one occasion, an office worker did vomit straight into her empty pint glass which I could really have done without.... add your own comment
