restaurant review #197 – Wulf & Lamb is a vegan restaurant in the city center of London. It is located south of Hyde park, about a 10 minute walk south from shopping gigant Harrods and west from Buckingham Palace (just mentionning these as a geographical reference, not as an endorsement of any kind 😉 ).
We went here twice during our trip to London a couple of months ago (Spring 2018).
There are only a handfull of places downstairs (some tables, and a bar-like area with higher chairs). There’s also an upstairs area, but that was not accessible (did not see an elevator, only stairs).
The interior is bright and stylish, very modern and everything seemed new.
The menu is noted on the large boards above the counter. When we arrived for lunch the first time, the breakfast menu was still up, but was soon changed into the lunch menu. One goes up to the counter to place an order, pays at the counter, and then the food is served at your table.
So much choice! It was hard to make a pick.
We went here twice for lunch, and this is what we had: (see descriptions photos).

Creamy linguini: pasta with brussels sprouts and white wine cheese sauce (£11,95), Wulf & Lamb, London
Plenty of choice for dessert too!
Toilet was clean and accessible (only one toilet for the whole place though?). On ground floor.

Accessible toilet at Wulf & Lamb, London. Why do I include a pic of the toilet? Read about it HERE
All in all: We loved it! Foodwise: definitely recommended. Lots of choice, also for dessert! Only pity is the upstairs area isn’t wheelchair accessible (it seems like a much more cosy place than the downstairs area). Prices are a bit steep, but of course this is central London.
Would love to visit again.
Wulf & Lamb, location
243 PAVILION ROAD
LONDON
SW1X 0BP
0203 948 5999
website: http://wulfandlamb.com/
See my lists of restaurants where vegans are welcome in the menu section of The Bruges vegan! List restaurants in Bruges and outside Bruges.
Loved the quotes on the coasters (run with the wolves, eat with the lambs).
Oh my goodness. Food looks devine.
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