The Bunch of Grapes

A traditional pub and restaurant set in a historical and unique Leadenhall Market. Located by Bank, Monument and Liverpool Street stations, The Lamb Tavern is a grand old pub split across 3 impressive levels. As a public house we date back as far as 1780. In the present day we are famous for serving great selection of ales, wines and fresh, British seasonal food, sepcialising in Lamb. A popular choice for City workers during the week and the passing tourist trade at weekends, you can be sure to find a spot in our outside area to enjoy a drink and watch the world go by. Fantastic venue, full of charm and character, ideal for wedding receptions, birthdays and other big celebrations.

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