The Lamb Inn... Lambs Green
Telephone 01293 871336 · Map · Reviews
OS Map : Landranger 187 · Map reference TQ 220 368
Description
The Lamb Inn was the first pub owned by King and Company [one of the breweries that was formed after the demise of King and Barnes]. In September 2007, the tenants purchased the pub from the brewery and it's now independent.
The pub has been renovated but it retains its flagstone floors and dark wooden beams; there is also a separate non-smoking conservatory area that can be hired for private functions. No garden but there is an outside seating/patio area at the front of the pub. There is a large menu featuring locally-sourced food and beers come from micro-breweries in Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire.
How to get there
By car
Lambs Green is a small hamlet between Faygate and Ifield. It is approximately 2 miles [3.2 km] from the A264.
Cycling
From Horsham town centre, make your way via Rusper Road, or via Crawley Road, and then a short distance on the A264 [busy road for cyclists] to Faygate. At the Faygate roundabout, turn left into the village itself and cycle past the Holmbush Inn pub on the left.
Continue uphill slightly for 1.25 miles [2 km] and then turn right [signposted Ifield, Lambs Green]. After 0.5 miles [0.8 km] the pub is on the right...
Suggested cycling routes from here
Come out of the pub and turn right to visit the Gate at Ifield which is only 5 minutes cycle from the Lamb.
or come out of the pub and turn left, returning the way you came. At the Faygate road junction, instead of turning left towards Faygate, turn right to Rusper. Visit the Plough or Star Inn in Rusper village or the Six Bells at Newdigate.
Your reviews
The Lamb Inn There are 3 customer reviews with an average rating of
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Love this pub. We try to frequent whenever we can and have never been disappointed. They serve a good selection of homemade food, rather than having a mass produced generic menu...lovely chutneys and jams too. Lovely location too!
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After having visited the Lamb several times in the past I was disappointed with a visit I had a few weeks ago. Despite the fact that the pub was deserted it took some considerable time for our food to arrive. I had the duck in orange sauce and found it almost impossible to eat the sauce as it was so sweet.
The previously large menu choice has also been dramatically cut down (it seemed to me), and when going on a quiet Thursday I was dismayed to find a number of the dishes sold out even early in the evening. Not a pub I shall be frequenting again, which is a shame after it used to be so good.
Older reviews
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A really nice pub for everyone. We had two meals in the evening which were slightly cheaper than the other local pubs but really good quality. Unfortunately I didn't have room for a pudding.
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