Lamb and Trotter
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About Lamb and Trotter
Lamb and Trotter is a pub in London at 6 Little Britain, on the corner of the street and a short walk from St. Paul's. Craft beers from The Goodness Brewing Company are on tap, including a Session IPA. The ground floor has a bar, and a separate bar downstairs sits beside a dining area. The food menu includes mixed veg tempura and spinach and halloumi arancini, with daily specials added to it. The pub takes walk-ins. A private room in the downstairs corner gives groups a space of their own.
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“Comfortable gathering place dishing up finger foods, burgers & hearty entrees, plus beers on tap.”
- ReservationsWalk-in only
- AccessibilityWheelchair: restroom, seating
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention craft beer selection, downstairs private room, daily specials and mixed veg tempura.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention craft beer selection, downstairs private room, daily specials and mixed veg tempura.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the beer, praising the selection and calling it the cheapest they have found in London, including a Session IPA from the London-based Goodness Brewing Company among five craft beers on offer. Close behind is the food, with the daily specials called good value and the mixed veg tempura and spinach and halloumi arancini recommended. Staff are described as friendly and welcoming, and the downstairs area and private room draw praise, as does the location near the tube. Complaints are specific. One diner at a work Christmas lunch found the vegetarian option lacking flavour and the dessert a little dry, and said the server kept forgetting sauces and drinks. Another found the place noisy, cold and clinical, with only industrial taps and no proper beer. The pub is described as busy and buzzing midweek, and one reviewer suggests going early on Thursday and Friday. One diner was served beef ribs that were mostly fat, and staff took the dish off the bill without hesitation.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often single out the beer, praising the selection and calling it the cheapest they have found in London, including a Session IPA from the London-based Goodness Brewing Company among five craft beers on offer. Close behind is the food, with the daily specials called good value and the mixed veg tempura and spinach and halloumi arancini recommended. Staff are described as friendly and welcoming, and the downstairs area and private room draw praise, as does the location near the tube. Complaints are specific. One diner at a work Christmas lunch found the vegetarian option lacking flavour and the dessert a little dry, and said the server kept forgetting sauces and drinks. Another found the place noisy, cold and clinical, with only industrial taps and no proper beer. The pub is described as busy and buzzing midweek, and one reviewer suggests going early on Thursday and Friday. One diner was served beef ribs that were mostly fat, and staff took the dish off the bill without hesitation.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“Good food, cheapest beer I've found in London, service was great. If you go Thursday Friday go early, it gets packed”
- Google user
“I’ve been coming to this pub for years, and it never disappoints. The location is great — right in central London, just a short walk from the tube and St. Paul’s. The staff are always friendly, welcoming, and genuinely helpful every time I visit. The food is very tasty and good value - especially the daily specials - same excellent quality and hard to beat price . Highly recommended.”
- Google user
“Amazing pub with hidden depths (beautiful downstairs area) the man who served me(Alex) was an amazing host made me feel welcome as did the chef would recommend for all occasions”
- Google user
“Just went for a beer on a Wednesday evening. Found it very noisy, even though only tables were occupied - no one standing at the bar. Cold and clinical, one of the modern style of pubs with no character. Disappointingly no “proper beer” only industrial taps. Don’t eat so no idea what the downstairs restaurant is like. Won’t go back.”
- Google user
“I was served a plate of fat yesterday (12/01) Beef Ribs - it was so bad I asked for it to be removed from the bill, no hesitation from staff.”
Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
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- Accessibility· 1
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Location
Bars near Lamb and Trotter
- St Barts4.26570.2 mi
chicken burger with chips, wedding reception food, balfour lager
- Ye Olde London4.32,0190.3 miReservationsOutdoor seatingGood for kids
fish and chips, secret beer garden, pool table
- The Old Bell Tavern4.51,6380.4 mi
fish and chips, meat pies, cask ales
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lamb and TrotterWheelchair accessible | 4.3306 | — | craft beer selection, downstairs private room, daily specials |
| St Barts | 4.2657 | 0.2 mi | chicken burger with chips, wedding reception food, balfour lager |
| Ye Olde LondonReservations · Outdoor seating · Good for kids | 4.32,019 | 0.3 mi | fish and chips, secret beer garden, pool table |
| The Old Bell Tavern | 4.51,638 | 0.4 mi | fish and chips, meat pies, cask ales |
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