Named after the philanthropist William Lamb, this traditional boozer reflects the genial spirit of a bygone age. A genuine antique dating back to the 1720s, the building was re-decorated in the 19th century in typical Victorian fashion, darkened wood, sepia, leather sofas and various epoch artifacts- ensuring an olden-day ambience.

Decent beer, good old pub grub and affable locals add to the timeless conviviality. Easy to find, but not so much that the throngs of London's tourist's can track it down, The Lamb makes for a relaxing escape from modern day madness.