The Lamb in Milton Keynes

This place is a hidden gem. Good old proper pub/ restaurant. Owners so very friendly , the food amazing. All meat and vegetables are locally sourced.we both had the stake and ale pie which was amazing, the meat was so tender and homemade pastry top class, this came with a dish of veg, consisting of broccoli cauliflower carrots and leeks, all cooked perfectly. It was served with a choice of new potatoes or home made chips, and was also presented with a big jug of homemade gravy. The service was perfect ,genuine kind lovely people. Beautiful village between Northampton and Newport Pagnell. Also dropped by last year for a Sunday dinner which was also fab. So nice to be able to gout out for such fresh wholesome food. We will be back

Went to this pub for dinner and a couple of beers after a journey down from Scotland. It is the only pub in Stoke Goldington and did have a good rating on any review site we visited. We maybe just caught it on a bad night, but there was no hot food on offer. We were offered a sharing platter which consisted of cold meats,pate,tuna, prawns,cheese and some other bits and pieces. For what was essentially a mix of shop bought bits and pieces,with absolutely no cooking involved,it did take quite a while to arrive, and seemed to be overpriced for what it was,£22. The beer was decent enough though.

A great, dog-friendly pub. The staff were very friendly, helpful and efficient, and the food was extremely good - and also excellent value! Highly recommended - will return.

Superb Sunday lunch today, an excellent choice of roasts, beautifully cooked, large selection of fresh vegetables and a fantastic choice of cheeses on the cheese board. Completed with a splendid glass of Malbec. Could not have enjoyed it more. Well worth a visit.

Moved into the village in Oct and have been waiting to sample the Sunday lunch which had an amazing reputation - it delivered and lived up to it! Between our party we had all the meats and they were all tender and flavourful - great portions and veg selection, superb.

We found this to he a very welcoming and friendly pub. The steak and ale pie was the best I’ve ever had. Will definitely be back next time we are in the area.

Hard to choose what's best about this pub, whether it's the way Steve keeps the beer or the way Rachel makes the pies. Incidentally we have been walking over the fields to the Lamb for nearly 40 years and as my parents would say manners cost nothing, We always take off our muddy boots, see photo below taken on boxing day 2013. We are always warmly welcomed as we enter the Lamb without muddy boots.

We visited 18/5/21 ( 4 th visit) decided to eat, absolutely fantastic, cooked fresh, very tasty and loads of it. I had the Pork Medallions in peppercorn sauce, Fries and mixed veg partner had Steak And Ale pie mash and veg.... superb . Rachel made us feel very welcome and all covid protocols followed which made us feel safe. If you visit you really won’t be disappointed. Plenty of parking also a lovely garden area , shame the weather didn’t allow us to appreciate the garden again !!!

Visited the Lamb yesterday, first time in 25 years for Sunday lunch . It was very good, we will definitely be going back and it won’t be another 25 years

excellent food and atmosphere. The Barnsley chops were the best, went there with 10 friends and had a great time an food..

Small and easy to find. The staff are really nice and helpful. Food and drinks are well presented and of good quality.

Staying close by for the weekend, saw the pub as we drove to our B&B , so we thought we would give it a try , as it was close by, Nice village pub, friendly staff, food was lovely and plenty of it , very filling and homemade, would highly recommend

This is a great place for a Sunday roast, the portion sizes are great. The pork and that crackling is definitely a private moment kind of thing. The staff are very friendly and welcoming, this is a proper country pub you want to stop off at after an excursion.

AMF(L) Troop Royal Engineers visited The Lamb, we received a warm welcome. The Landlady was very helpful and was happy to give advise. The ales and lager were served at the right temperature, The Lamb was a very homely.

A small old style pub with a big heart. The landlady and landlord are really friendly and helpful, nothing is to much trouble.If you are in the area and want a drink and/or meal with a warm welcome, this is the place to go. Thank you for looking after us on SmileyFest gathering. We all really appreciated it.

The pub is very much an old style village pub and frankly a bit basic, BUT what's wrong with that! So set your expectations accordingly.Food is fab' and great value.Rather that than all smoke and mirrors gloss but average - if you are lucky - food...

Friendly welcome as always from Rachel & Steve, banter with the regulars, and a super homecooked meal of Beer Battered Haddock with chips. The portions are generous so we couldn't manage pudding!

A friendly greeting as soon as I entered the door. Staff were lovely and very helpful. The ales and ciders are perfectly served and they are knowledgeable about them.Basic home-cooked food which is delicious with good servings at a reasonable price. The regulars appeared pleased to see newcomers/strangers which is not always the case in locals. A very good experience. I can't wait to go again.

We used to go here with family years ago and it was always good. Returned last Friday with walking in Salcey forest in the morning and afternoon with lunch here in between.

Really lovely pub atmosphere with great food,real ale at very reasonable prices would strongly recommend. And dog friendly !!

My wife and I stopped off at the Lamb after walking our dogs at Salcey Forest. The landlady was incredibly welcoming to us & our dogs and managed to squeeze in our lunch order. We both ordered pie, one steak, Guinness & Stilton the other ham and mushroom. The food was generous, wholesome and really tasty. Clearly homemade and plenty of it. The pub was spotlessly clean, but Its decor is a little confusing and didn’t really have a style, but in a time when many pubs all look and feel the same, the lamb had a sense of uniqueness which adds to its charm. There’s no bells and whistles here, what you see is what you get, a friendly, good value pub.

Came here for a pint after walking in nearby Salcey forest. Very busy with people having Sunday. Cannot comment on food quality, however it was very busy. Good selection of bitters well kept served by friendly staff.

We came to The Lamb for a birthday meal and chose from the Christmas menu. It was a filthy night but the pub was snug and welcoming. Due to the weather and the early hour (6pm) we were the only diners but there was plenty going on in the bar. No starters ordered, both the hake and the veal goulash were excellent and the vegetables plentiful. Desserts were equally good. The service was prompt, attentive and cheerful.

I went there today our table was booked for 12.30 my Husband, mum brother and sister in law and a another couple friends of the family the food was lovely and hot and the staff were very friendly the service was good we had loads of vegetables and roast potatoes and lovely and clean thank you Gill Wiseman

the lamb never has a large menu but theres always something for every one,its not trashy food like the big chains it,s superbly cooked and nicely presented, i eat in the lamb on average once a fortnight and have never had a bad meal yet the lamb also is renowned for its well kept beers and its gins.

We visited this delightful pub after an interval of several years and were delighted that we did. The welcome was warm, the service very good, the beer (Tring Brock) was lovely, and the food was excellent. Recommended.

I was passing by, i have been here well over 100 times, extremely happy with how the set up it, lovely wine selection and classic selection of home cooked food, the chips taste like they were cut off of a jacket potato and you can really feel like they good to the ends of the earth to deliver top notch food with fine wine and local bitters and ales

I eat here regularly and the food is always good. Freshly cooked and good portions. They always have a selection of real ales on tap, including Proper Job and some with quite a high alcohol content! The staff are always friendly and there’s ample parking. The steak and ale pie is very popular!

I visit Stoke Goldington every year and eat all my meals at The Lamb. The food is home cooked and delicious, especially the pies. Rachel, Steve and Lucy make me feel at home and the locals are very friendly. My favorite pub in England!

A very quiet 'local' in a pretty village, I ate here on a weekday evening recently. Having checked out The Lamb's website and their sample menu, I looked forward to the meal. However I was disappointed with the actual menu which was just a little blackboard, in particular the lack of steak when there was both a rib eye and a fillet steak on their sample menu. In the end I had a fairly average piece of gammon with some plain veg ... adequate but not inspiring. They did seem fairly gluten aware and my meal was gluten free as I requested. I might pop in again for a drink, however I doubt I'd choose to eat there again when there are better restaurants a short drive away in Newport Pagnell for example.

Came to this pub for the first time even though going past it on many occasions, I'm thrilled I got the chance to experience such a place that is utterly delightful. The beers are amazing especially the all time favourite Death or Glory to which even going to beer festivals this beer we always que for, thrilled we can now go to a local that is 10 minutes down the road and enjoy a super pint!

A few people have recommended this pub for Sunday Lunch. Good value and very friendly. Excellent pies and generous portions.

Awesome welcome, beer, cider and food. Would recommend to one and all. Only went there due to the M1 being blocked but so pleased we did. It's a shame it is so far from where we live!

Lovely and warm place with a very friendly staff. This place makes me fell at home with a lot of friends! My family feels really good there.

We visited on a horribly cold and wet Saturday, and received a lovely warm welcome. I had swordfish, which was done to perfection. As someone else mentioned proper home made chips. Followed by Orange and Vanilla Panacotta, which was delicious. A very talented chef. Added to all this the pub dog is gorgeous.

We really enjoyed our visit to this lovely village pub. The staff and locals were very welcoming and friendly. They went out of their way to help us with our daughters wheelchair and meet all our comfort needs. The fire was lit and very welcoming after coming in from the rain. The pub permanently has the ale Death and Glory on tap which was a lovely surprise and we look forward to visiting again to enjoy this along with everything else. The food was excellent and we love the fact that the pub was also welcoming to owners with dogs and larger family groups. We would definitely recommend a visit.

Lovely roast dinner. Service excellent and food awesome. Will definitely come back. Children loved it too. Lovely quiet atmosphere.

Fab sunday roast the custmwr service is brilliant and quick service wirh a smile!! thank you we enjoyed as a family and will come more often for a reasonably price menu and grreat beer!!!

A regular favourite of mine and the standards never diminish.... I took friends for dinner on Saturday and as always a warm welcome from Steve and Rach, the food was great, especially the pie and homemade chips. This is what a village pub should be!

This is the second time we have eaten at The Lamb. It is now Stoke Goldington’s only pub and it fulfils this rôle well with good ales and typical, if mostly unexciting, ‘pub grub’ at reasonable prices. It does not try to be something it isn’t. Service is cheerful if a little slow at times, and the generous portions arrive hot and well-presented. We are more than happy to go back and to recommend.

I was staying very lose by to The Lamb, so it made sense to eat there. (Frankly not a lot of choice around these parts) I had a very dull experience. The service was friendly enough, but the food was very plain indeed. I have to say I was pretty disappointed. I won't be back....nearly scored it Poor, but that felt mean!

Absolutely wonderful service, food and atmosphere. I had Haddock Florentine, which was divine. Definitely recommend this place.

Very good quality Sunday Roast, eight of us tried, Lamb, Chicken and Beef and the quality was good for everyone....

Lovely home cooked food very generous sized portions it's a very old fashioned country pub a nice refreshing change from...

Just popped in to have a quick pint as staying overnight locally for business. The hosts were extremely friendly and...

Pub food but service was good and prompt - it was very early in the evening. Ham, 2 eggs and...

1st time here little gem of a place lovely friendly welcoming staff, small menu but something for everyone and food was just amazing simple, fresh, hot and tasty, will definitely be making a return visit very soon and will be recommending to friends and family

Un gran lugar para comer toda la comida estaba recién preparado, cocinado y servido por Rachel y su equipo, la comida era excelente, el servicio era fantástico, el ambiente era estupendo y la gente amable, para familias, parejas o grupos de amigos realmente recomiendo el cordero cada uno de nuestro grupo felicitó Rachel y su equipo.

Debería haber hecho esto hace un año, esponja tranquilo simplemente la mejor tarta y treacle que he probado en años. El verano pasado mi esposa y yo visitamos el cordero cada semana, un típico pub de pueblo con decoración y asientos pero realmente magnífica comida sana. La torta de carne estaba abarrotada de carne tarta de cola adecuado arriba y pretencioso con plato no dulces y una esponja muy ligero con una salsa de finas treacle derramado sobre el piso. . Es el paraíso. No hemos conseguido regresar este año, pero lo haremos pronto.

Popped in for a lunchtime meal, having read the good reviews. The steak & ale pie was excellent, chips were home-made, & the food was really fresh. Menu was reasonably varied, & the choice & quality of real ale was impressive toooverall this is a really nice traditional village pub, & the food is excellent. Will definitely return

I will be going back.. that's for sure!This pub is cool, wicked selection of ales, gins and food. I felt welcomed the moment I walked in, the locals chatted to me and the lady behind the bar was cheerful, accommodating and very efficient. I arrived late, they couldn't do enough to fit me in and they were clearly busy. Perfect for a couple/family and the bar area is away from the eating area so chatting is possible. So glad I stumbled across it!!!

Friendly bar staff with good choice of county ales & provided 'taster' of ale in advance.Resonable selection of bar food; ham n cheese ciabatta included nice fresh 'butchers' ham with side salad, tuna cheese n onion equally good portion in fresh ciabatta. Bright room with natural light , however table top sticky with mini narcissus a nice touch but majority had not been 'refreshed' -thus dead stalks. Clean facilities. Waitress seemed distant (a smile goes a long way ) but good service. Patio area outside has tables but too close to smokers. Note , Garden tables are not served with food ordered.

Went today for Mother's Day lunch. Fabulous food, brilliant service and amazing staff. Definitely recommend to anyone who reads this review.

Meet up with some friends, 14 in all, for lunch. The staff were very cheerful, and helpful. The delicious food came out at the same time, varying from sandwiches to pies. Can't fault the place. Will go back again

I regularly stay in Stoke Goldington and eat at the Lamb Inn so this review, although short, is from many meals and evenings spent there. The menu is exactly what I like to see. A selection of dishes instead of pages and pages in a menu and those dishes are cooked beautifully using local produce, proper chips and veg. I can particularly recommend the pie.. It's big so you may want to go easy at lunchtime! There are always locals chatting and spending time and they are always ALL polite. It's a pleasure to go there..

Had a lunch time meal here. Home cooked food, good portions, excellent quality. Friendly service and a choice of 4 real ales all perfectly served. Do try the pie of the day.

My meal was excellent when I went. It's a regular visit for us, and a great place to hang out with friends and family. I would totally recommend this to anyone. Lovely food and a great place to hang out, what more could you ask for? It has lovely staff and food at great prices.

We visit The lamb quite often for Sunday Lunch , The lamb as a friendly Atmosphere , Service is good staff friendly The food is very good Plenty of meat, and 6 variety of vegetables and a good menu to choose from Our last visit was Dec 4th 2016 table for four Excellent meal Well done The Lamb @ Staff

Really good Sunday lunch at a very reasonable price. Service very quick and done by very friendly staff

Decided to visit with friends for lunch after hearing good reports. Well we were not disappointed. The menu is good, with well cooked straightforward pub food. Between us we tried the pie of the day, haddock and the sea bass. All were perfectly cooked and the portions were all really good value with nice hand made chips as well. Deserts were slightly limited but we all found something we enjoyed.Very friendly staff behind the bar and it was especially nice to find such friendly young waiting staff coming to the table which is so lacking in many places these days.Enjoyed it so much we booked a table for our next visit to the area.

Very tasty home made food that is reasonably priced. Friendly atmosphere and located in the centre of the village.

We booked for a meal with friends because we’d heard good things, but it was disappointing:(1) The menu is on a chalk board on the wall. It doesn’t say what any of the main courses are served with. Then there were other dishes on offer that weren’t on the board. It was all a bit confusing.(2) I chose from the board only for someone to come out from the kitchen some time later to say that that particular dish had all gone. How hard is it to update a chalk board?!(3) The fish was a piece of cooked fish in a dish and that was it. There was no sauce, garnish or even a wedgeof lemon. We asked for sauce and were given what tasted like melted Flora with something green floating in it. The chips looked undercooked.(4) We asked for a jug of water and the waitress said she couldn’t provide any drinks as she’s underage. I understand this means she’s unable to go behind the bar, but surely she could ask for water at the bar.(5) When our friends arrived, they ordered drinks at the bar then came over to the table to greet us. This meant their drinks were sitting on the bar for a few minutes. A member of staff then said ‘Stab in the dark… you haven’t been here before’ before bringing the drinks over to the table. I thought it was rude and I felt embarrassed. It only served to confirm my suspicions that it’s a pub for locals, and if you’re not a local…(6) It was a Friday evening and for most of the meal we were the only people in the restaurant, so there was no ambience. I was surprised it was so quiet on a Friday.Overall, we wouldn’t return as there are other pubs in the area where the food and service are better.

Stopped here for lunch - never been here before but definitely coming back. Very friendly bar staff and locals Nice food especially homemade chips! Good selection of real ales. Good value too.

Excellent food with plenty to choose from at very good prices.Staff were helpful and attentive.Would definetly return

We dropped in for lunch recently with no booking and were greeted warmly and were made to feel like we were really special. The home-made beef, Guinness and Stilton pie was actually proper pie and not runny stew with a pastry lid plonked on after the event as is so common these days. Lovely beer and wine. Really, really nice. Keep it up!

I had heard good things about this pub, sadly our expectations were not met.There is no doubting that there is a good selection of beers which was appealing.The food is standard pub food - not great, but not bad - what you would expect from a pub in a small village.However, the cleanliness of the pub is lacking. The table that we sat at was dirty and incredibly sticky. There was also a serious fly issue in the pub at the time - above our heads were at least 30 flies running around the ceiling and sadly, trying to help themselves to our food. The kitchen door was open, so there was nothing stopping the flies from entering the kitchen.I do appreciate it was warm so flies probably came in through windows/doors etc - however having so many flies all over the ceiling, and the table/food etc, is not a nice experience.The review would have been 3* as its an average pub , but reduced to 2* due to the fly/cleanliness issue

There are an enormous number of pubs around the South Northamptonshire / North Buckinghamshire area that attempt the whole 'gastro pub' thing, and usually end up disappointing us because they're not great value for money, and they have a total absence of attention to detail - ideas above their station, in other words.The Lamb at Stoke Goldington has no such pretensions. It's a pub that does food - simply, without fuss, but with a great deal of care and attention.* Pies. Brilliant Pies. Usually a couple of different pies.* Fresh vegetables. Without added salt, butter or faff. Thank you!* Terrific ales - not necessarily the brands you see everywhere else.* Great desserts - although I'm usually full by the time I've had pie, chips & veg!* A lovely team - I don't know the chef but there's some real talent there.* Entirely fair pricing.* Did I mention the pies?We come here a good few times a year, and it's such a relief when everyone else is trying to run before they can walk - love this place. Can you do the chicken leak & ham pie a bit more often though? Haven't been offered that option for a while!

Now that's what I call a pub, no little kiddies playing rubbish music, no idiots drunk as skunks, I real life honest to goodness traditional pub where you can sit, relax and have a chat and have a great meal. After a horrendous drive up from Manchester to go to the races at Silverstone, our host Laura at the Church End Cottage B&B- which I also highly recommend it was good to eat good home cooked food. The staff were excellent- specially the young lass that brought our food. great pub, great food, great people. If you are ever staying round there try the Lamb.

My best friend lives in the village and I love a trip to this pub. Food is always great and you are always made to feel welcome. Makes a change from some of the packed places in central MK...where quite frankly you get less for your money and service can be awful as well. Looking forward to my next trip later today

I've eaten here a couple of times recently and was impressed by the friendliness of the staff, the quality and range of the beer on tap, and the value for money of the food. It's typical pub for, but it's all freshly made and the portions are generous.

I visited here with a friend after reading so many positive reviews on TripAdvisor.I quickly noticed the very 'local' feeling to the place, which perhaps could feel a little intimidating, but I do quite like the cosy homely feeling of a local pub.We sat in the restaurant part, and were the only people in there the whole visit. We both ordered Ham, egg and chips, and I must say the ham was really lovely. The chips tasted like proper chip shop chips which I loved! The only negative I would say, was that the egg and ham came on the bowl/plate and the chips came on a dish for me and my friend to share. This wasn't ideal, as there weren't really enough to share - I don't know why they wouldn't just put it on one plate? For £9.50 each I would expect a fair portion of chips on my own plate..We had pudding, and had a artic roll and also the brownie - both were delicious - worth having one!Overall, friendly, nice food, the location is a little out in the sticks - no phone or internet signal at all - they do have WIFI which worked fine. The place inside is very homely - nice and cosy but could do with a bit of sprucing up to get some custom from non-locals I think.The lady behind the bar was lovely - nice and relaxed visit, which is part of the overall enjoyment :)

Went with my parents, two daughters and my partner for my birthday. Very clean and the staff were incredibly friendly the food was amazing. Tasty, great portion sizes and the desserts were to die for. Definitely recommend to all and can't wait to go back

We have been eating at the lamb for a couple of years now, just the two of us and with friends and family too. Outstanding food the roast and home made pie of the day is to die for, superb. The portion sizes are very generous, and they also have a great pudding board too. The best food around for miles.

We often come here with my elderly father, we always get a friendly welcome, the food is tasty and there is a good range of real ales. We can bring our dog into the bar and the pub dog Pepper is friendly too. Nice village for a stroll as well.

I have been a regular here for food for some years, and in my opinion they do the best roast for miles around. Enormously generous portions, meat and poultry from sustainable sources, freshly cooked vegetables - can't be beaten! The pies are to die for and must be tried., This is a village pub, dogs and dartsboards, nothing gastropub about this pub - just good, homecooked food, friendly service, and nothing is too much trouble. They even cooked a meal for a friend of mine and her partner on the one day a week when they weren't doing food! They were told by Rachel 'I'm cooking for us so I'll do extra for you'! That sums up The Lamb!

Have been meeting some women friends here for lunch for the last couple of years. We like it because one of us has a dog. We can take him in the bar to eat with us. He really approves of the chips. They really are proper chips not oven chips which makes a change.Yesterday Friday, we met as usual at 12.30 for lunch.Two of us ordered sea bass and two the asparagus with poached egg salad.It seemed to take forever to come. Finally it arrived. No poached eggs on the salad so had to go back. One sea bass came with new potatoes and vegetables as ordered. Looked good. The other sea bass came with salad but no chips as ordered so had to wait for those and by the time they came bass was cold. The owner who is very friendly, apologised and said we could order sweets or whatever, we ordered coffees which came with chocolates.I'm not sure what was going wrong, to get 3 out of 4 orders wrong isn't good. We felt the price was too was high for what eventually came. A very small poached egg on the salads. They were £9 each. Lettuce,tomato cucumber, a few new potatoes, asparagus and egg. Total cost, no more than £2.Sea bass was just pan fried,nice but no attempt to make it a bit special, I do the same thing with a wine sauce,lemon and capers. It just adds that extra bite. £10 for this is not cheap.Will we go back, probably, just hope they were having an off day.

Heard great things about this pub but was shocked at the poor staff and the misleading "home cooked" food slogan on there advertising board - nothing home cooked about aunt Bessie roast potatoes and Yorkshire puddings! Really average food. There was a mix up with our meals and we had been delivered another tables roasts but before they realised we had already seasoned with salt and pepper but they still took them away and sent to the original table??? Very poor.

Having recently moved to the village of Stoke Goldington the lamb has been a source of great pleasure. The couple who run it are warm and welcoming, the locals are friendly and it's a great place for a pint or dinner.A properly run local pub, everyone is made to feel equally welcome.Oh....and the roast dinners are a real treat for the weekend. We go all the time and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.

We've been here for a meal twice now, first time was just before Christmas (nothing Christmassy to be seen) and it was disastrous, almost an hour for food to arrive and then it wasn't that great....the fillet steak had amazing flavour (we had to change orders as they had sold out of sirloin...a recurring theme here, bear with me) but it wasn't cooked at all well, bit like your granny does when she warms things under the grill and it goes soggy! It's not like us to try anywhere again after such a meal but due to personal recommendations and also the reviews we decided to give it another go this time for Sunday Lunch...last Sunday - choices of lamb, chicken with stuffing, beef or pork. Yum we thought, no, they said: sold out of chicken and lamb...but it's 12.30 we said!! Suffice to say that we ended up with the beef and the pork and to be fair both were very tasty with plenty of veg and lots of gravy. We had our eye on the dessert menu but didn't want to risk being told that our choices were sold out so we gave them a miss. My husband loves the beer here and I love the atmosphere and as we are locals I imagine we will go back...just not for a while.

Just brilliant. Not fancy but great service and fabulous food. Some one made a comment on one of the reviews saing there are better places to eat in MK... WELL if you want to pay double the price for half the amount and have problems parking then feel free to dine in MK... The Lamb is like stepping back in time the way good food used to taste and so welcoming even though they were rushed off their feet nothing was too much trouble and so apologetic when they ran out of ribeye steak though the fillet was fab,,,,just don't wait for the menu its on the wall,,,,how cool is that,,,oh and ladies, a trip to the bathroom is a must, perfume hand creams and spotlessly clean,,ahhhh really lovelyWe can't wait to try the Sunday lunch,,,Thank you for a memorable Saturday evening Jo & Dave,,,, Weston Underwood

We had an very enjoyable evening at the Lamb last weekend. The food standard was exceptionally high and the portion sizes huge. The rack of lamb was amazing. The staff were all friendly and welcoming and himself assures me the beer is well kept. Well done to Rachel, Steve and the rest of the team.

Great food, Very good friendly service. Staff very efficient. Will certainly be visiting again soon.

I visited with a large group of friends and it was my first time to The Lamb. I was very impressed with the quality, portion size and price of the food. The bar staff were very friendly.

Really great local. Serves great food at very reasonable prices. Have very friendly bar staff and lovely atmosphere.Really enjoyed it. Will definitely return.

We visited The Lamb on a Friday evening as a family of 5 wanting to show our son's Chinese girlfriend a classic English pub and classic food. We were not disappointed as good beer and good choice of ale pie and other staple quality pub food. Quiet and relaxed restaurant area, helpful staff, overall a very pleasant evening.

A little gem of a pub in village. Friendly staff made us feel really welcome. Fantastic, flavoursome, home cooked food. It was nice to eat great food and relax without feeling the need to go like you get at some chain restaurants. They were very accommodating for children with portion sizes and pricing. Free Wifi. We will definitely be returning to sample the rest of the menu......

Old school style, sticky carpets and standard pub grub - not worthy of the top spot when there are so many other amazing pubs in MK! Lovely staff though.

We were lucky enough to win a Sunday lunch for 2 with a bottle of wine in a raffle. So earlier in the week I booked a table and added our children onto the booking, it was all very easy and the staff polite and friendly.Then we arrived and were shown our table by friendly bar staff. They then proceeded to make us feel throughly spoilt. We don't really get out much, but we will definitely make an effort to come here again! The food was delicious and very well proportioned, there's a fab selection of real ales and the wine is good. The staff are wonderful and we felt very welcome.

We always eat here when we attend a nearby event, the welcome is friendly, the food is delicious, freshly prepared and a lot of it. Great value for money and a great atmosphere

We visited The Lamb on a Saturday for a late lunch. It's a lovely cosy place with friendly hosts, excellent service and wonderful food. A real family place where you don't feel at all rushed with your meal.

Lovely food, large helpings so great value for money. Very nice friendly staff. Recommend the steak with home made chips, unusual these days.

Food was home made and lovely the pies to die for one of the best I have ever eaten home made chips and a big blow full very good value beers on tap all good just stay away from the steak Rossini lol

Despite living in the area for many years this was our first visit to The Lamb, we wish we had found it before. Homely pub with great atmosphere. Menu was great with something for all tastes , well cooked and served and at reasonable prices. Not much more to say really, other than go there you won't be disappointed

We have eaten here on 2 occasions and have not been disappointed. Good homemade food and plenty of it. There is a nice friendly atmosphere in the pub, which makes you feel relaxed & welcomed. It was very busy on the Sunday we went so I would recommend bookìng. Real homemade chips are always a winner.

Service was excellent, food was superb. Three of us had the steak and ale pie which was truly wonderful - great veggies to accompany it and a choice of potatoes. One had the duck with orange sauce which again, was great.

We went with a group of friends for the first time and were not disappointed. The roast beef was superb as was the fresh vegetables and all the usual frills. We were tempted by a pudding and with great choices really enjoyed the whole meal. The staff and service could not be faulted. We will return

Called in for lunch, a really friendly pub with great food. Portions and prices were excellent. A real find and a place worth returning to

We have had many family celebratory meals here at The Lamb...Rachel and Steve never fail to provide a superb table seating arrangement to cater for larger groups...The food is served by very friendly helpful staff..Another visit with great home cooked food and a good proper village pub atmosphere.

we had our sunday lunch at the lamb today, it was a lovely roast lamb lunch, tasty, hot, and good value, the restaurant was busy but service was prompt and polite, my only slight quibble was the ginger cheesecake, was not gingery enough, but my husband loved the banana bread and butter pudding.

We ate here last night with two friends who live locally and know the pub well. The Lamb Inn is a very straight forward, down to earth locals' pub with excellent beers, one of which is called 'Death and Glory'. This is a very strong beer and very nice to drink and I am told that the lamb is the only pub in the country to have it on all the time. If you pass this way you should try it.Beers and wines are very fairly priced (New Zealand White for £14), as is the food which I could only really describe as 'home cooked.' That term has been used by many in the reviews here and it describes the food very accurately. The Lamb Inn is not a restaurant and does not pretend to be one. It is a very down to earth friendly pub that does food.Dishes are all straight forward and well priced. There are a number of choices of pie including Chicken & Bacon and Beef and Ale. The pie pastry is short crust and seems to vary in thickness as the top on my chicken pie was far thicker than that on the Beef and Ale pie and denser than it need be. The accompanying chips are hand cut and fried like my Mum used to do them. I'd prefer to score the food as Good rather than very good but the system doesn't allow me to do that and the food is certainly better than the 'Average' category. It is well worth a visit but don't expect gourmet food. This is really what more pubs should be doing rather than the Chill Chain approach.