The Lamb Tavern has been a part of the tapestry of the City of London since 1780.
The historical listed building in the heart of Leadenhall market is a sanctuary for hard working city professionals, visitors and tourists alike, looking for some respite from the bustle of London.
The Lamb Tavern site itself has grander origins than the 14th century market. It directly overlies the Roman Londinium Basilica, which was a large building used by the Romans for judicial and commercial purposes. Built in 50AD and then rebuilt in 120AD, the Basilica was then the largest building of its kind except for the Basilica Ulpia in Rome itself. It was over 500ft in length (about the size of St Paul's) and to the south lay the forum filled with a whole host of stalls, shops and workshops selling goods and services to those who used the Basilica.
The Lamb Tavern as a place to take refreshment adjacent to the market continues the tradition first established in Roman Britain almost 2000 years ago!
10-12, Leadenhall Market, London, London, EC3V 1LR
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020 7626 2454
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http://www.thelambtavern.co.uk/
Facilities include: Real Ale, Outside Seating, Bar Snacks, City Centre, Traditional, Railway station, Function Hire Available, Beer, Wine, Cider, Tea & Coffee, Weddings,
Mon - Sun: 11:00 - 23:00
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