The Slaughtered Lamb, Clerkenwell - pub details
Address: 34-35 Great Sutton Street, Clerkenwell, London, EC1V 0DX [map] [gmap]
Barbican (0.3 miles), Farringdon (0.3 miles), Chancery Lane (0.6 miles)
Farringdon (0.3 miles), London Barbican (0.3 miles), Old Street (0.6 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- TV
- Real ale
Pub added by anne. Last visited on 26th Aug 2005. Suggested by sean on 14 Oct 2004.
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19:20, Clerkenwell (0.0 miles), Sutton Arms, Clerkenwell (0.0 miles), Dust, Clerkenwell (0.1 miles), Hat and Feathers, Clerkenwell (0.1 miles), Dovetail, Clerkenwell (0.1 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Slaughtered Lamb, Clerkenwell
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| The basement venue for music is fantastic, really 'warm' feel to it. The acts that we saw were fantastic and the acoustics were great. The beer choice was a little more varied than the norm as they even had Brooklyn lager available! I hope they get a few more obscure beers as it would go nicely with the clientele. All in all a decent venue. Teskea - 14 Apr 2008 09:11 |
| Despite being the size of a minor aircraft hangar, this is a reasonable addition to the burgeoning Great Sutton Street scene and preferable to the nearby 19:20 (which is ridiculous) and Sutton Arms (which defines the word "average). The detail helps - stained glass lower windows and chunky pint glasses for the ales, as well as fans inexplicably mounted on the walls - but somehow adding to the feel. It's probably all been decided upon by focus group but the result is pleasant indeed. BoehmBawerk - 20 Apr 2007 13:42 |
| Go here regularly for gigs in the basement venue (fantastic acoustic acts generally, although have to go upstairs for drinks), and although I've thought the staff can be a little pre-occupied on occassion and leave u standing, Ive generally never had a poor encounter with any of them. Usually always cheery and polite and remember ur previous order. Beer range is pretty standard really and prices normal for central london. What Id highlight mostly about the place is the relaxed vibe. Subtle 'victoriana' decor and nice eclectic but comfortable seating. Music is always a really cool collection of 60's and offbeat rarities. Food always excellent and good value. Avoid friday after work though. U will hate it! superyoungisland - 24 Mar 2007 18:30 |
| I agree the staff are incredibly rude. We ordered fish and chips for 3. An easy order. After waiting 50 minutes we asked where the order was and were told "are you blind can't you see we are busy?" Waited another 20 minutes, Then was brought our side orders of mushy peas. No Fish and chips. Ten minutes later were bought just chips. By this point (80 minutes after ordering) we had to leave. We were very kindly told we could have our money back. Brilliant! How kind of them to refund money for food we hadn't received. I pointed this out and told them the service was so rude and they had clearly forgotten the order and didn't apologise once. The response was "i know you drink in here a lot so don't be rude to me" I said "not any more" and that was in a 4 weeks ago (just remembered to write this) Until they change all the staff and management myself and my friends will not go. anonymous - 19 Jan 2007 17:40 |
| Ridiculously rude staff who have no idea how to run a bar or pour a pint, its almost a joke how rude they are! Poor quality badly kept Guinness, a point of which they seem to think only needs to be poured to 4/5th's full to be served up. Plenty of other decent pubs in the area where the beer is kept well and the staff know what they are doing. ricorazzo - 13 Jan 2007 12:33 |
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