The Lamb And Trotter

CITY PUB & KITCHEN – LITTLE BRITAIN EC1

The Lamb and Trotter is a city pub and restaurant with a hint of the country in its look, feel and food offering. More than your average city pub, we offer warm, personal and friendly service in traditional surroundings in the heart of the city.

Our beers and wines have been carefully selected by our very own sommeliers and our menu has been meticulously created by our chef who is absolutely passionate about his use of fresh seasonal produce.

Menu

Come on down to The Lamb and Trotter and let the stresses of the day melt away as you enjoy great tasting drink, food, and a friendly and welcoming atmosphere!

Venue Hire

The Lamb and Trotter is available to hire for private functions such as corporate events, birthday parties, business meetings, social events, private dining, and even pop-up restaurants, exhibitions, or as a film or TV location.

Tap Take Over

One of our founding missions at the Lamb and Trotter is to bring the great beer that is produced across the globe to the City of London.


To do this we are inviting our brewer friends to take over our back wall of taps on a rotating basis.
Expect big names from up and coming brewers to be gracing the glasses of our bar.

The Lambs and the Trotters

Little Britain is a historic street just north of St Paul’s cathedral in the City of London. In Charles Dickens novel “Great Expectations” Little Britain was the location for Jaggers office, and the first edition of “the Spectator” magazine was printed here in 1711 in the Dolphin bookshop, one of the many book shops in the area at the time.

We have taken historical references in our design and artwork and tales of the Lambs and the Trotters, two feuding families, were documented by Washington Irving in his writings “the Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon” in 1820.