The Lamb

Victorian Perfection on Lamb's Conduit Street

The Lamb sits on Lamb's Conduit Street in Bloomsbury, one of central London's most attractive streets, and is one of the most beautifully preserved Victorian pubs in the capital. Its revolving snob screens — etched glass panels on the bar that allowed drinkers privacy — are a rare surviving feature. It is a dog-friendly Young's pub where dogs are welcome in the bar, and for dog owners exploring Bloomsbury, The Lamb offers genuine Victorian atmosphere alongside well-kept ales.

What Makes The Lamb Dog-Friendly?

Dogs welcome in the bar. Water bowls provided. The pub has preserved Victorian character and an intimate atmosphere. Pavement seating outside on the attractive street.

Food and Drink

Young's ales well kept. Traditional pub food. The beer and the building are the main attractions.

The Setting

A beautifully preserved Victorian pub with snob screens, original fittings and genuine period character. Lamb's Conduit Street is one of Bloomsbury's best streets.

Nearby Dog Walks

Russell Square gardens are a short walk. Coram's Fields is nearby though dogs are only allowed if accompanying a child. Gray's Inn gardens are accessible at certain times.

Good to Know

No car park. Russell Square and Holborn Tube nearby. The pub is small — weekday afternoons are quietest.