Lore of the Land in Camden

Fab spot. Both pub and restaurant is wonderful, with extremely pleasant and kind staff. The food was delicious. We had a great time and can't wait to return.

Total rip-off, if you have money to burnt then this is the place for you, I wouldn’t go here again if it was the last pub on the planet

The barman was very friendly and took our order for drinks and 2 duck scotch eggs. When the food arrived it looked great and the egg yolks were soft and a rich yellow in colour. Sadly they tasted of fish! We raised the matter with a member of staff, a very pleasant chap, offered him a taste and he agreed they tasted of fish, then laughed and moved on to another customer to ask how their food was!!’ We are always up for trying new food, but I think even Heston Blumenthal with have struggled with fishy duck scotch egg!!

Big thanks to management who squeezed us in last minute as I've been wanting to visit Lore of the Land for a while now and I am so thankful I got to share this experience with my partner in crime. The Sunday lunch was insanely good and I'm not this complimentary when it comes to Sunday lunch. I ordered the chicken and there was not one dry bite - succulent, tender, juicy. The veg were elevated and brought the dish together. Wear loose clothing because the Yorkshire pud and the roasties will push you to the edge! I heard the doughnut is to die for but I think I'll save that for the next visit - so full - but an espresso martini will do me just well 😜 The staff (FOH and kitchen) are a delight. Feel so lucky we were able to spend a Sunday afternoon here. Do visit if you're able to. It's London's own gem

We were lucky to be able to get a table for the famous Sunday lunch the staff were accommodating and friendly we opted for the Sunday roast sharing platter with a duck meat scotch egg to start and some beef fat paprika popcorn now all the food was good some of the best roast spuds anywhere but we could have done with more beef and the gravy needed to be thicker but that is a personal choice it was very good and worth the visit we also had a lore doughnut for desert which was average. The roast is worth it

After a long wait, we managed to secure our reservation for Sunday lunch. I can understand why it’s difficult to get a table because the dining room is not large. It’s upstairs from the main pub on the ground floor. On Sunday, in addition to the roast selection were fish and vegetarian options as well. Between our table, we have all of the various meets plus one fish dish. Everyone was universally positive about the quality and cooking. I had pork belly which was expertly cooked with lots of crackling but most of the fat cooked away from the meat. Excellent sides. It may be the best Sunday lunch I’ve ever had in a pub. Service was very efficient and friendly. It is on the pricier side of Sunday lunches just a little bit, but certainly I think it’s worth it for the quality of the food. Problem is now I can’t get another table for like another year to go back!

Visited the pub - would never go back again - Very poor service - we were looked at like a lunatics for asking to see the drink and wine menus, was handed it rudely and when the drinks were served the bartender walked away without so much as a thanks - considering there was no one else there and the place was dead on a saturday with zero atmosphere it seemed very odd. To add to the weird atmosphere, the drinks were very poorly made and v expensive. Don't believe the hype

Popped in on a recent visit to London. Beer was truly amazing, the angel was refreshing and easy to drink. Had some food from the bar snack menu, Sausage Roll and some roast potatoes. Up there with the best sausage roll I’ve had. The roast spuds were crispy and full of flavour. If you’re in the area this is an absolute must try.

Went with my wife on Friday night didn’t know what to expect but I can honestly say …well worth a visit. Nice helpful staff Really good menu We had olives Cod ( huge!) Popcorn Lamb Potatoes both delicious House Venetian Red was very very good cocktails Campari spritz etc Chocolate tart and rice pudding Both v nice. Had a look around the pub with a member if staff thinking of booking for my next birthday All in all very enjoyable evening for about £100 a head which in the centre of London was imo good value. Will try the toast next time 👍

Had a special birthday trip to Lore of the Land (60+VAT) and enjoyed it immensely. Great attentive service and food was brilliant. I had the rib eye steak and must confess ordered it too big. My fault so I had to eat it all. They not only do a great steak( medium rare) but slice it for you as well. Not cheap but you pay for quality. Will go back in a heartbeat.

Unwelcoming service on arrival. Oysters were small, bland, and tasteless. Beware the soda bread - really salty and apparently "that's how the Irish make it." My Irish friend disagreed. We couldn't eat it. Fish arrived in a slurry of liquid that tasted watery. Steak was edible, fortunately, but not consistent with the price. Mixed leaf salad was as good as a packet opened from the supermarket. All in all, a real disappointment - we expected more given all the previous reviews. Not worth the price we paid, or the wasted dinner meal. Definitely won't be back.

When the Lore of the Land opened they served amazing food with good service, at a price, but justified because if quality. I have been going 2-3 times a year since they opened. Today i took my family of five there for Sunday lunch. Here are our observations: Service - dreadful. Staff standing around, inattentive and the restaurant manager was aggressive and not welcoming since we walked through the door. Very poor service Food - we had the mixed beef and lamb Sunday roast. The lamb was delicious but the beef was chewy and dry. The gravy was bland. This was nothing like the roast lunch we used to have there Ambiance - poor. Unwelcoming staff, random music. The clientele was great but ruined by staff and music. All in very poor. I will not be going back. Avoid

Brilliant traditional London pub with welcoming doorman, glass collector and bartender. Very warm and welcoming atmosphere and great selection of drinks. Think this will be my new go to bar on our next visit to London which will be very soon I’m sure.

We went for our daughter’s birthday and had the most amazing meal. Not only was the food brilliant but the atmosphere and the service was outstanding. We were sat upstairs and could see the chefs cooking the meals, who were all so friendly and calm, you could see everyone enjoyed their job. Scotch eggs were spot on and the roast dinner was very tasty with great quality meat. We’ll recommend the ESB Ruby cask ale and selection of traditional desserts. Brilliant team of people who made it a memorable birthday.

Perfect spot for lunch with friends. Great vibe, wonderful cocktails and very friendly service. The food was amazing. We enjoyed every single dish and can’t wait to go back for more!

Average meal. Beef tartare was too salty - couldn’t eat it. Lamb had hardly any lamb on it and the lentils were cold. Sides were a bit pointless. Only steak options on the board were 2 x sirloin steaks and 1 x 2kg beef rib (hoped there would be more). Service patchy. Place looks nice though, as did the dishes, but the quality was lacking. Summary as per the title is style over substance (and the style isn’t great tbh).

I had lunch here today with a friend and we had a great time - The service was excellent and very friendly without being over the top . The setting in the restaurant was cosy and the food was very good - we both had the pork for main which was excellent . We also both tried several of the ales which were excellent . A shout out Julius and Alex who were great fun - I will be back probably for the Sunday Lunch !

Loved it great food and fabulous staff. We went for the Sunday lunch which was one of the best and the doughnut was to die for. Definitely one to try. The Negroni and Bloody Mary were both good.

Hosted a press event here the staff were super super amazing and so helpful. Hosted in the in their private dining room upstairs. It's a gorgeous room and they have fab new AV in there. Such a special venue this one and the food is always exquisite. Its my go to in London for the best Sunday roast I have to say.

Visit with my partner recently and found this wonderful place. Love the decor, the in house brewed cider. Lovely atmosphere. Noticed a couple of recent negative reviews about staff and Scottish doorman. We found the staff to be lovely and the Scottish doorman was very welcoming. Kept a wee eye on him, felt very safe given the current climate we live in and found him to be very good at his job. I'm thinking people that have to complain about being spoken to by a doorman regarding their conduct most probably deserved it. Love Lore of the land.

A charming pub tucked away in the busy streets of Marylebone. Everything about it is perfect. Good selection of Guy Ritchie’s Ales and lagers, delicious food, charming waiters. HOWEVER, the Scottish doorman is one of the least welcoming individuals I’ve come across. The family next to us stood slightly outside the barrier and he charged over threatening to rip them out and bar them. I then watched him go to the next group who had a table of 10 booked and he threatened to cancel their table too. He is ruining an otherwise fantastic British pub.

Having visited this fantastic little bar tucked away in Fitzrovia, I must say it’s a must visit. The choice of drinks are amazing and the bar snacks available are out of this world, scotch egg and fluffy roasted potatoes are a must. The staff are amazing very helpful and always smiling and the professionalism and funny humour of the welcoming Scottish doorman was a nice touch. A must visit for all the family.

Avoid. An evening ruined by surly and disinterested staff and a doorman who clearly feels his sole job is to pick arguments with the guests and threatened the cancellation of our table. Deeply unpleasant…demanded respect without earning it. Reputations are hard earned and easily lost, however this seems to be of no interest to the staff of this sub par venue.

We went for Sunday Lunch and when the bread and roast potatoes were the highlights there’s a problem! The lamb was average rather overcooked and a fair amount of fat and gristle. At £29 a portion we expected better. The beef was good but again pricey. Hispi cabbage was ok but not all our party liked it seared or burnt as my granddaughter said. The highlight was superb roast potatoes and bread with shallot butter. It was a pity there was only one portion of bread left. We waited an hour from ordering to being served which did seem excessive. The wine was expensive at £11 and £13 a glass but again perhaps I’m not used to London prices. The pub has great character and perhaps we picked the wrong day and wrong time.

The food was amazing!!! Steak cooked perfectly .Service was friendly, helpful and professional!! Big thanks to Marta and Alex manager !!! Lovely atmosphere and great vibe Highly recommend

Great ambience, food came out looking beautiful and my mackerel starter was very good. But the butter for the bread was very salty. My main red mullet was over seasoned and too salty that it ruined the dish. It was over 30 pounds for my...

Superb experience. Warmly welcomed as we stepped over the threshold into a truly convincing olde world pub environment. Loved the traditional decor, furniture and ambience. Friendly and courteous serving staff. Food was delcious, clearly made with high quality ingredients cooked to perfection. Oysters we're a...

Having travelled from Scotland to make a special visit to Lore of the Land, I am delighted to say it did not disappoint! In fact, our Sunday lunch at LoTL exceeded expectations. Tucked away in the district of Fitzrovia, this Guy Ritchie-owned pub is clearly...

We were staying at a VRBO in the neighborhood and found this place. We went for drinks later in the evening. The bartender and waiter were SO incredibly nice and fun. Pub was very authentic and the drinks were reasonably priced. Highly recommend.

Overpriced food, rude service. The mussels came and were too peppery to eat so I told the server and she said ‘I’m so sorry would you like something else’ when the bill came they charged us for the mussels despite the fact that they took...

I wanted to go to try the Gritchie brewery beers (I had the English Ale and the IPA), but didn't realize what an awesome Pub this was. Downstairs is the Pub and upstairs the restaurant (called the Kitchen). They also have an outside area when...

Beautiful looking pub and eating area serving excellent food. All courses were delicious and beautifully presented with great wines to accompany. Staff were incredibly attentive and friendly throughout. Would recommend!

Was our second time eating here on a work event ..........I paid £90 for a steak that was 50% fat and had a truly awful green paste on it........whoever pulls the pints needs training as the cask ale and larger had no head on it...

Was looking for a local pub around the area after shopping. Then accidentally stumble upon this very old and historical place. Great drink and nice atmosphere. Would be even better if I were with friends

It’s a shame as the service management and ambience was great - as was the Beer and Wine, hence I didn’t want to make a fuss and spoil a nice occassion complaining at the time, but sorry for this gastro price bracket the Roast dinners...

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Outstanding food and service. Incredibly accommodating team and the food was just wow. I will be recommending a visit to everyone I know.

A dream from start to finish. This is a place that is so effortlessly enjoyable that you don't realise the sheer amount of work, talent and quality that is involved. From the moment you enter you are treated like regular royalty. The barman made a...

Without a reservation, I lucked out as a solo by saddling up to the chef’s table on the second floor…apps of oysters, scallop, the Cornish crab special( fantastic!) arrived , and Henry and the fellas in the kitchen were phenomenal. All of the dishes were...

Well, I’m not even sure where to start….but I’ll try. From our reception this place was first class. Ice cold, brilliantly made negroni’s, the most amazing mixed roast lunch ( I have never taste cabbage and carrots like this in my life) , delicious donuts...

Booked for Sunday Lunch. Absolutely amazing. Staff were extremely friendly and so knowledgable about what to choose, especially our delightful waitress Isabelle. The food was excellent and so was the service. We can’t wait to visit again. Highly recommend this restaurant, Guy Ritchie should be...

London friends planned dinner at Lore of the Land. Was excellent in every way. Manager Pandi welcome and staff are top notch. Great starters and shared ribeye. Cool neighborhood space. When back in London will be back at Lore of the Land!

We sat at the bar and watched the chef Henry at work all night - great guy, delicious food and friendly atmosphere. Really enjoyed our evening there !!

I booked here for for my husband’s birthday, a table of 9 for dinner on a Friday evening. From booking the restaurant (through Alexis) through to the evening itself - service was excellent. Food and wine choices selection was impeccable - a special mention to...

Visited for dinner. Nice small upstairs restaurant in an old school pub. Short but excellent menu everything fresh and a bit different. Great service and good ambiance. The wine is excellent if a little pricey. Definitely it to be missed if you are in the...

Booked Lore of the Land for dinner thanks to a recommendation and just had such a wonderful experience! The staff were completely lovely, very accommodating especially as we slashed our table number in half at the last minute due to Covid and arrived early too....

We were excited about our first visit to Lore of the Land but were left experiencing a catalogue of mistakes and issues that left us extremely underwhelmed as this place, the food and it’s staff have serious potential. On arriving for our reservation we were...

Booked for lunch, had such a warm welcome from the staff. I had Sourdough Bread to start followed by the Burrata and Crispy New Potatoes. My husband had Sourdough Bread to start followed by the Sardines and Winter Greens, it was all perfect The staff,...

Delicious Lunch at Lore of the Land on a rainy Saturday. The service was seamless and genuinely warm while the food was absolutely delicious. I would highly recommend this pub to anyone!

This review is based on my experience. We finally managed to book for a sunday roast at this well known pub. Right so: the service is outstanding, of course on sunday you don’t have many choices you can see it from the menu picture, we...

Best Bar for Beer and Bonhomie in London-Friendly staff, excellent service, cracking craft ales and Joe the Bar man/manager was an incredible host.

I've been coming here since it opened - I just love it. It's a proper pub, put together by people who love pubs for punters who love pubs too... something that is easier said than done. The space is beautiful... atmospheric and pubby but with...

Superbe service . The staff genuinely wanted you to have a fabulous night and bent over backwards to be welcoming accommodating fun and attentive . The food was delicious . Presentation exceptional . Highly recommend

Great atmosphere, great beer, great food and great staff. A must visit if you like a vibrant but traditional pub and restaurant with high standards.

Firstly THANK YOU to everyone for such an amazing experience and what fabulous customer service - a massive thank you to our waiter (sorry we did not ask for your name - a charming and wonderful Romanian gentlemen who served 4 of us for our...