Lambs Restaurant
Lambs of Sheep Street
An English restaurant in one of the town's oldest buildings, with oak beams. Lamb and calf's liver are the signature dishes, and it is a popular choice before the theatre.
Located at 12 Sheep Street in a Tudor timber-framed building. The ground floor keeps its hardwood floors and oak beams, while the upper floor is more modern with low ceilings, so mind your head. Recommended by Fodor's, the signature is herb-crusted English lamb, served with pan-fried calf's liver and creamed potatoes. Other dishes include scallops and crème brûlée, plus daily specials that change with the season. The two- and three-course fixed-price menus offer good value (no fixed-price menu at Monday lunch). The restaurant is very close to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, so book ahead if you plan to dine before a show.
Opening hours
Lunch and dinner; no fixed-price menu at Monday lunch; check the website
Nearby sights
- Tudor World
- Shakespeare's New Place
- The MAD Museum
- Royal Shakespeare Theatre
- Shakespeare's Schoolroom & Guildhall
- Bancroft Gardens & River Avon
- Shakespeare's Birthplace
- Hall's Croft