The Lamb
Hounslow
££ · Pub
Contact
- Phone +44 20 7405 0713
- Website Visit site ↗
- Address London W4 4PH
Opening hours
- Mon 12:00 – 23:00
- Tue 12:00 – 23:00
- Wed 12:00 – 23:00
- Thu 12:00 – 23:30
- Fri 12:00 – 23:30
- Sat 12:00 – 23:30
- Sun 12:00 – 22:30
Good to know
- Dog friendly
- Kitchen
- Cocktails
Upcoming at The Lamb
About The Lamb
The Lamb is a celebrated Young's pub on Lamb's Conduit Street in Bloomsbury, famous for its Victorian interior and original snob-screen glass around the horseshoe bar. It is one of the area's best-loved historic pubs.
It opens from noon daily, running slightly later Thursday to Saturday, with a kitchen serving food, gluten-free options and cocktails alongside its ales. The pub is dog friendly, group-friendly and has a cosy, characterful feel, with reservations accepted.
With a 4.5 rating, The Lamb suits a traditional pint in historic surroundings, a relaxed meal, or showing visitors a classic London pub. Its heritage interior makes it a destination as much as a local.
Getting there
The LambW4 4PH
Nearby venues
- The Old Pack Horse W4 5TF
- The George IV W4 2DR
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- Connolly's Bar & Diner W4 5TT
- The Gunnersbury W4 5TT
- Packhorse & Talbot W4 2DT
- The Duke of Sussex W4 5LF
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Frequently asked questions
What makes The Lamb special?
The Lamb is a historic Young's pub known for its Victorian interior and rare original snob-screen glass around the horseshoe bar. It is one of Bloomsbury's most celebrated traditional pubs.
What are The Lamb's opening hours?
The Lamb opens from noon every day, staying open slightly later from Thursday to Saturday. Sunday closes earliest at 10:30pm.
Does The Lamb serve food?
Yes, there is a kitchen serving food, including gluten-free options. Cocktails are available alongside the ales, beer and wine.
Is The Lamb dog friendly?
Yes, dogs are welcome. Its cosy, heritage interior makes it a comfortable spot to settle in with a dog.
Can I book a table at The Lamb?
Yes, the pub accepts reservations. Given its popularity and historic appeal, booking ahead is wise at busier times.