The Lamb - Carta

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.

All i have to say its very clique! Outsiders are not made to feel welcome at all. So many other great pubs around so will not be returning to this one. Very disappointed indeed.

We moved to Stoke Goldington at the end of October and have enjoyed two lovely meals at The Lamb in the last two weeks the home cooked pie is outstanding. Real pub food in a real pub! Ver carta

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.

No matter how many times we visit a warm welcome is assured. The service and super food make this place a firm favourite. Nothing ever seems too much trouble for the landlord/landlady or staff in this quaint village pub and in this weather the cosy fire is a real bonus. Cannot rate here highly enough. Ver carta

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.

When you call ahead to a country pub to say you’ll be bringing no less than 14 friends and three dogs across the fields and have it confirmed you will be welcomed in the bar, it’s somewhat of a shock to be told on arrival that muddy boots and dogs are not welcome. Not sure how mud would affect the 1970s carpet or why the landlord didn’t want to add 14 customers to the four sitting in his bar. When we were served it was made apparent it was a chore for him and we froze to death in the grotty smoking area. Pathetic. Do not waste a walk here.

We were made to feel unwelcome the moment we arrived. Despite having phoned ahead to check they were dog friendly, we were immediately confronted and told our dogs were not allowed in. Neither were muddy boots somewhat strange for a village pub, with no way of cleaning your boots and nowhere to put your boots (I mean genuinely what were we supposed to do... leave our boots outside and our dogs tied up and pray it didn 't rain? And as another commenter made clear, it isn 't exactly the Ritz inside. I mean, I get not wanting to trash your carpet but an outside tap to clean your shoes would surely be better than the ridiculous pantomime of walking in with our socks on. That said having walked f... Ver carta