Simonds Lamb and Flag Londra in City of London

Cosy pub in the heart of Covent Garden.Ok, I’m biased as I met my wife here 25+ years ago.Went back recently with a few mates and found the staff super friendly and serving great beer.

Whole staying in Covenant Garden overnight we went to the Lamb & Flag for dinner. The service was friendly and efficient. The food was delicious. I had the bangers and mash and my companion had the fish and chips. The portions were generous. Historic building and nice view. Highly recommendIt for lunch or dinner.

My favourite pub in Covent Garden! Grade Il listed, the building dates from the early 18th century and became a pub in 1772. It was refaced in brick in the late fifties, which explains its more modern look.Steeped in history; Charles Dickens was once a patron, and it was once nicknamed “The Bucket of Blood", due to the bare knuckle boxing bouts held upstairs.The pub serves a good range of well-kept ales, and staff and customers are friendly. Highly recommended.

Amazing historical pub in the heart of Covent Garden. Here you can 100% breath the London vibe having a beer at the ground floor (with a great variety and selection of beers), or you can get a more private atmosphere at the first floor restaurant where you will be blown away by one of the best Sunday roast ever in London. Desserts are amazing too! Definitely a must for Londoners and tourists.

What's cool about the spot -Nice pub to go to when in covent garden. Went there with a few friends for a few drinks and was worth it. Obviously gets crowded on weekends like most other spots. 8 to 9 mins walk from charring cross station. Lots of food options near by after a few drinks.If you found my review useful, please do give it a 👍 and follow me on Google Maps for more useful tips around the world.

Apparently the oldest pub in th world (?). It's small, cute, and quaint. The staff are friendly as well as the patrons, it really reminds you of how the public houses use to be. We accidentally stumbled upon live jazz music (last Sunday every month) and a comedy show (every Sunday night)! The music was absolutely incredible. A must pop-in if you're around.

We love this pub. It's ancient and respected great pint of London Pride ..if you're in London pop in😁

We visited lamb and flag to have a Sunday roast. We had a booking at 6 pm. Nobody has greeted us and we were left to find the table on our own. Once seated down we ordered drinks. Within next 20mins we wanted to order our food. While telling the server our order we were told that there was only one roast left. This was a huge disappointment but my colleagues ordered other items. Within next 10 minutes my colleague asked for fries-we we’re told kitchen is closed-it was 6:30pm.Once we finally received our food the sever did the check back before I even had 2 mouthfuls of my meal. I could not eat it. Cauliflower was super soggy full of water, meat was so dry it tasted microwaved, potatoes were so salty I could not even eat it. The whole meal was luke warm. Once we spoken to the server he refused to take my meal of the bill even though 3/4 of the meal was not touched saying he did the check back. Paid 17£ for not even having my dinner and had to go somewhere else to actually eat something today. Absolutely horrible experience disgraceful service ! Will not be returning. I would rather eat a tesco meal deal before having to return here!

Came here as we had tickets to Matilda around the corner. Such friendly staff and one of the best pint of Guinness I’ve ever had. Will be coming back for sure.

Nice pub, has a lot of history. It's mentioned in a lot of beer guides for a visit and I agree it should be a stop for folks who like a good pub.We had a few pints and Sunday roast. I liked the pub and beers, but was not that impressed with the Sunday roast, I've definitely had better.However, I would definitely have a few pints in here to soak up the old feeling atmosphere, worth a stop.