The Slaughtered Lamb
The Slaughtered Lamb is a pub in London's Islington district with dark interior design, brick walls, and wooden fixtures creating a cozy traditional feel. The space features vintage posters, velvet furniture, and a distinctive neon pentagram sign that illuminates the lower area, blending old-school charm with modern touches.
The pub has served the local community for many decades as a gathering place for residents and visitors alike. Its name references London's historic slaughterhouse district, anchoring the establishment in the neighborhood's industrial past.
The pub's name references London's historic slaughterhouse district, a connection reflected in its dark and edgy aesthetic that appeals to those seeking something different from typical nightlife. This mysterious character attracts a diverse crowd who gather for shared experiences of music, comedy, and creative entertainment.
The pub is easily accessible with facilities for people with disabilities, including toilets and ramps, and sits near Farringdon station for convenient tube or walking access. A small outdoor seating area allows visitors to relax outside during good weather while watching the street.
The basement space holds up to 120 people and regularly hosts live music, weekly comedy nights, and private events where visitors rarely expect such amenities in a traditional pub setting. The venue also offers cocktail-making classes where guests can learn mixology while enjoying their creations.
Location: London Borough of Islington
Address: Great Sutton Street
Opening Hours: Samedi-Mercredi 12:00-24:00, Jeudi,Vendredi 12:00-01:00
Phone: +442072531516
Website: https://theslaughteredlambpub.com
GPS coordinates: 51.52331,-0.10121
Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:45
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