Tucked away on Lamb’s Conduit Street in Bloomsbury, Honey & Co is a cosy gem that brings Middle Eastern comfort food to life in the heart of London. I was drawn to its welcoming space for a solo lunch on a dreary weekday. Seated at the window counter, I had the perfect view of the street, a quiet moment of people-watching while the restaurant buzzed with a relaxed, inviting energy. You’ll appreciate Honey & Co if you’re looking for a healthy Middle Eastern lunch in WC1 or the best restaurants on Lamb’s Conduit Street.
“Vibrant Middle Eastern Flavours in beautiful Bloomsbury, London,” Homegirls London.
Honey & Co Middle Eastern Menu
I opted for the snack plate, a vibrant assortment of burek, house pickles, olives, crudités, and harissa tahini. Each bite offered a delightful contrast of flavours and textures, with their signature tahini tying everything together beautifully. The dish wasn’t just visually appealing; it tasted fresh and wholesome. Every mouthful earned murmurs of appreciation.
The seasonal ‘Winter’ menu featured a wealth of vegetarian and vegan delights, from creamy hummus with fluffy pitta to Haifa-style falafel with zesty cabbage and pomegranate slaw. Other enticing dishes included labneh with roasted butternut squash and harissa, roasted cauliflower with kale, and a poached quince salad, many generously enhanced with their smooth tahini. Heartier slow-cooked, and spiced options range from meatballs in a rich tomato sauce to fragrant sea bream tagine, lentil hotpot, and Musakhan chicken braised in pomegranate molasses and currants. With so many appealing choices, I know I’ll be returning.
Helpful Information About Honey & Co Lambs Conduit Street
For full information, visit the Honey & Co. website. You’ll find them at 54 Lamb’s Conduit Street, London WC1, just a short walk from Holborn station. Opening times are Monday from 12 noon until 10.30 pm, Tuesday to Friday from 8 am until 10.30 pm and Saturday from 9 am until 10.30 pm.
The restaurant’s relaxed, modern interior makes it ideal for solo dining at the window counter, catching up with friends, or having a leisurely lunch with clients.
With its charming, village-like atmosphere, Lamb’s Conduit Street is one of my favourite places to spend time in London. It is dotted with independent shops and eateries waiting to be explored.
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Author: Homegirl London. Photographs: Homegirl London. I only write about eateries where I had a good experience. I recommend you do further research as standards fluctuate, as do opinions. Please check if the establishment is still in business and what the opening times are before you go. If you discover this restaurant has closed, contact me to remove it from my blog.
