The Lambs Club

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About The Lambs Club

The Lambs Club, located near Times Square, is a celebrated restaurant and bar recognized for its sophisticated ambiance and exceptional service. The dining room provides an upscale experience, making it a favored spot for both locals and discerning travelers.

The restaurant stands out for its breakfast selections, featuring fluffy French-style omelettes and delightful lemon ricotta pancakes, often referred to as "pillows of goodness" for their delightful and not-too-sweet flavor. The Bibb salad is noted as perfect, while the halibut and A5 Kobe Wagyu ribeye are also outstanding.

The bar at The Lambs Club is a hidden gem in the midtown/theatre district, offering expertly crafted cocktails and a friendly staff. The martinis and barrel-aged old fashioned are particularly noteworthy, complemented by a great wine list. Food offerings like oysters and steak tartare are highly praised.

Customers frequently commend the excellent food quality, even when dining as part of a large group with a pre-fixed menu. The service is attentive yet unobtrusive, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable dining experience. The beautiful room, featuring a blazing fireplace and luxurious leather seating, enhances the overall ambiance, making it a perfect place to enjoy a Broadway show. Despite some concerns about quieter nights, the attentive staff and quality food continue to impress.

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The Lambs Club Reviews

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Everything was outstandingly delicious!!!
Beautiful presentation, awesome service , and delicious food. We went for the prix fix menu before our show and got a table quickly without a reservation. $280 for two with a couple of glasses of wine and a fantastic dinner!!
What a NYC treasure - delicious and delectable! Lovely evening and perfect theater location.

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