The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 12 and Version 1 of Lamb, WC1N 3LZ
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summary='Pub on Lamb's Conduit Street' |
Small-ish but good pub on Lamb's Conduit Street. Starts filling up around 6 or 7pm, quietens down by 10. Someone (Quidity?) said that the clientele doesn't seem very themed. Simon said this is because it's located in a bit of a vaccuum between the studenty area to the northwest, the officey area to the south, and what he calls the “junkie scum” area to the northeast towards King's Cross.
I think there was music. I can't really remember.
Drinks
There was Waggledance. And other beer too.
Food
Pretty good food. The burgers are huge and good quality (though they do cost 7 or 8 quid). Also pies, fish and chips, that kind of thing, but done well. It's worth coming here for good pub food. Smoked salmon “light bite” at £4.95 was very generous with what must have been about 100g of salmon, plus nice bread and butter.
[Prices as of June 2003]
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