Noble Rot
What the experts agree on
Noble Rot pairs an outstanding, expertly chosen wine list with unfussy, gutsy British cooking—terrines, hams, seasonal plates. The wood-panelled, creaky Lamb's Conduit Street setting feels unpretentious and unmistakably its own.
“In keeping with the retro, unpretentious surrounds, the food is classic, and designed to go with wine. ”
– Time Out
"Wine nerds sure know how to run a great wine bar." Full review
9.5
"This wine bar and restaurant sits on one of the prettiest streets in London, and a visit here feels like the volume has been turned down on the rest of the city. " Full review
4.5
"Book a table in there and you’ll enjoy dishes like salt cod brandade with radishes; pork, pigeon and pistachio terrines; brown butter-glazed jerusalem artichokes." Full review
"There's an old Amsterdam coffeehouse vibe at this dark and creaky wine bar and restaurant on historic Lamb's Conduit Street in Bloomsbury." Full review
9.1
"Noble Rot, should be the best pourers of wine in London...may have a light touch when it comes to assimilating into an area, but what it brings continues to feel completely unique to London." Full review
"A seasonal wine bar with a classic British menu, this flashy restaurant puts the "British food is boring" rumor to rest"
London Travel Guide
June 14, 2021
"Soho is our top choice for great restaurants packed side by side, and this unassuming little wood-panelled drawing room is a dining spot with a special interest: wine"
"Spend a languid meal sampling spectacularly well-chosen wines, cheeses, and sublimely fine slices of Spanish hams. There are also a few changing British-drawn dishes like gnocchi with wild garlic" Full review
0 Stars
"Unfussy cooking comes with bold, gutsy flavours; expect fish from the Kent coast as well as classics like terrines, rillettes and home-cured meats." Full review
"Standards feel high as usual...and with two bar areas, this space feels tailor-made for lunch or dinner, business or leisure." Full review