I slipped into the Lamb & Flag through the back alley, that old Covent Garden bolthole where in 1679 the Earl of Rochester hired thugs to knock out the poet John Dryden. But then Rochester died of ...

The Lamb and Flag pub has been on Rose Street since way back in the 17th century. The pub, which was popular with Charles Dickens and some of the city’s greatest literary figures back in the day ...

And it doesn’t need to, because the Lamb & Flag is just about as perfect a pub as you’ll find in the West End (even though it’s smack-dab in the centre of terminally touristy Covent Garden).

Pubs in Covent Garden are habitually rammed, and this place is no exception. ... We've no idea why the Lamb and Flag has painted one onto its walls. More on the pub's history.

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The Lamb and Flag, This has a good claim as Covent Garden’s most historic watering hole, and retains much of its traditional charm. Tucked down an alleyway—which was once notorious as the site ...

Simon Emeny, group managing director of Fuller's, said: "Covent Garden and the West End are areas in which I feel we have previously been under-represented, but with the Roundhouse on Garrick Street, ...

Lamb & Flag · $ The outside of the Lamb & Flag might not be much to look at, with its 1950s brick exterior, but this popular drinking spot in Covent Garden is one of London's best and quirkiest pubs.

The heart of London’s theatreland and home to the world-famous piazza, there’s no denying Covent Garden is a tourist hotspot. Yet in recent years, the area has become a food destination in its ...

The outside of the Lamb & Flag might not be much to look at, with its 1950s brick exterior, but this popular drinking spot in Covent Garden is one of London's best and quirkiest pubs.

33 Rose St, Covent Garden, London, 0207 4979504 Charles Dickens and John Dryden are among the famous faces who have sunk a pint in this Covent Garden... 33 Rose St, Covent Garden, London, ... Lamb & ...