Guidebook for Cambridgeshire
Food Scene
Great ambiance, bistro European food - a cut above the rest, good vegetarian options
The garden is 'to be seen' painted with Lowry style scenes of Cambridge life'.
Children welcome day and early evening.
Really popular with locals even mid week.0, so suggest booking a table.
7 recommandé par les habitants
The Petersfield
2 Sturton StGreat ambiance, bistro European food - a cut above the rest, good vegetarian options
The garden is 'to be seen' painted with Lowry style scenes of Cambridge life'.
Children welcome day and early evening.
Really popular with locals even mid week.0, so suggest booking a table.
Meat and fish cooked on charcoal on premises. Reasonable vegetarian options. Algerian cuisine, with Mediterranean influence. Great staff.
11 recommandé par les habitants
Al Casbah
62 Mill RdMeat and fish cooked on charcoal on premises. Reasonable vegetarian options. Algerian cuisine, with Mediterranean influence. Great staff.
Fish cafe and fish and chip takeaway. Excellent fish pie, reasonable prices.
20 recommandé par les habitants
The Sea Tree Cambridge
Fish cafe and fish and chip takeaway. Excellent fish pie, reasonable prices.
It's a pub/restaurant (no drop down tab to enter this). Doesn't serve lager only real ale and you can taste before you buy. Good menu with chalk board of specials daily.
Heated rear garden. Children welcome until 9pm.
The Kingston Arms
33 Kingston StreetIt's a pub/restaurant (no drop down tab to enter this). Doesn't serve lager only real ale and you can taste before you buy. Good menu with chalk board of specials daily.
Heated rear garden. Children welcome until 9pm.
Drinks & Nightlife
Award winning cocktail bar. The cocktails are exceptional and it has won awards as one of the top 10 places to drink in the East of England. Great meze platters too. It's understated by day, and warm and cavernous by night. Owner knows lots about whiskey and there are vintage one-offs available by the glass. Worth it if you treasure your whiskey moments.
21 recommandé par les habitants
196 Mill Rd
196 Mill RoadAward winning cocktail bar. The cocktails are exceptional and it has won awards as one of the top 10 places to drink in the East of England. Great meze platters too. It's understated by day, and warm and cavernous by night. Owner knows lots about whiskey and there are vintage one-offs available by the glass. Worth it if you treasure your whiskey moments.
If you can get up there - the rooftop bar has stunning 360 degree views of the City. It's a treat to drink champagne up here!
52 recommandé par les habitants
The Varsity Hotel & Spa - Cambridge City Centre
Thompsons LaneIf you can get up there - the rooftop bar has stunning 360 degree views of the City. It's a treat to drink champagne up here!
Entertainment & Activities
Punting. It's quintessentially Cambridge. Scadamores have bases at The Mill Pind and Quayside - and you can have a go yourself or accept a tour guide to punt you.
Watch out for their 'bat safaris' - seasonal punting with narration at dusk.
32 recommandé par les habitants
Scudamore's Mill Lane Punting Station
Mill LanePunting. It's quintessentially Cambridge. Scadamores have bases at The Mill Pind and Quayside - and you can have a go yourself or accept a tour guide to punt you.
Watch out for their 'bat safaris' - seasonal punting with narration at dusk.
independent cinema with great tiered seats and a good place to eat and get a snack/drink and relax
69 recommandé par les habitants
Arts Picturehouse
38-39 St Andrew's Stindependent cinema with great tiered seats and a good place to eat and get a snack/drink and relax
Cambridge Arts Theatre
6 St Edward's PassageLive Theatre - check on line for programme
ADC Theatre
Park StreetLive theatre - check on line for programme
Arts & Culture
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Trumpington StreetIncluding visiting exhibitions
... a museum with a difference; a former lived in home donated as a museum. Simple. Thought provoking. Ahead of it's time in uncluttered beauty.
106 recommandé par les habitants
Kettle's Yard
Castle Street... a museum with a difference; a former lived in home donated as a museum. Simple. Thought provoking. Ahead of it's time in uncluttered beauty.
Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Downing StreetUniversity Museum of Zoology
Downing PlaceMuseum of Classical Archaeology
Sidgwick AvenueWhipple Museum of the History of Science
Free School LaneSedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences
Downing PlaceThe Polar Museum, Scott Polar Research Institute
Lensfield RoadSightseeing
Climb the flight of stairs (I believe there is a small fee) round and round until you get to the top of the tower and can see 360 degree view of the city.
26 recommandé par les habitants
Great St Mary's Church (Church of England)
Senate House HillClimb the flight of stairs (I believe there is a small fee) round and round until you get to the top of the tower and can see 360 degree view of the city.
Parks & Nature
Fee to enter. Very good cafe-bistro in the grounds
123 recommandé par les habitants
Cambridge University Botanic Garden
1 BrooksideFee to enter. Very good cafe-bistro in the grounds