Stopped off at this pub last night, now that it's been taken under new management. From what I can…read moretell, it's a big improvement already. For one, they now serve food regularly, rather than just closing shop and not serving whenever they pleased. You never knew if you'd be able to eat! So far, with new management, the service is excellent and quite prompt, and very, very tasty. I hope this trend lasts!

This place is amazing, a great scenery, great customer service and amazing food! Would recommend it…read more100% suitable for all ages

Stopped in for a meal while visiting... An excellent meal, bright and clean location, excellent…read more(and interesting) menu, great service - we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. A find!

The kings arms reopened 4/3/17 after total refurb, inside and out, & under private ownership. It's…read morenow fantastic & well worth a visit.

We went out for a Friday night pub meal in The Bull. The place looks nice on the outside, it is…read moreequally nice on the inside, albeit it was a bit quiet. We went for a few beers, a bottle of wine, some spectacular American dirty burgers and a few desserts. We had a great time and will be back.

just had a rump steak sizzler.. outstanding! Fabulous customer service, would highly recommendread more

Based on a visit from back in the 1980s when working near The Anchor I decided to re-visit the…read moreAnchor BIG MISTAKE . APPALLING EXPERIENCE in all areas. On arrival walked up stairs to upper bar .Found a vacant table .However noted table had not been cleaned food stains & spilt beer.Duly cleaned.Studied menu Burgers Fish & Chips A Pie = 2 specials of the day.Noted sign on Blackboard to go to bar to order.Duly went to bar difficult to speak to staff as drinking glasses all hang in customers faces .Placed orer of 1 Ducked down & placed order for 3 drinks 1 fish & chips & 2 steak pies Total cost £60.30 .Returned with drinks .Noted carpets all stained & seating covers mostly dirty & split .Order materialized in minutes .Cut open steak pie pastry warm but filling red hot Myself & wife suffered burnt mouths .Pie pastr very thich only found 2 pieces of shewy fat meat .chips ok Cabbage was a segment of vitually inedible cabbage tough & stringy .The Fish was coated in a batter thicker than wall[paper paste .No member of staff came to ask if meal satisfactory.When finally a member of staff removed plates & glasses no attempt to clean table Noted 3 to 4 staff serving food .Price breakdown the 3 meals totalled £44 beers £14 total £60 .I have worked in the Catering trade for over 40 years until retirement .Based on the natural desire of all Caterers to maximiize custom there is a need to ensure the basics like hygiene food quality & service are prioritized .UNTIL THERE ARE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS BUSINESS ITS A PLACE TO AVOID.SUGGEST MANAGEMENT TAKE ACTION NOW BEFORE ITS TOO LATE

Okay, okay. This review needs an update!…read more I think we were initially put off that things were done on their terms: Partial and strictly adhered to opening hours, and the need to book! (The restaurant gets very busy). Having said that, each time we've sat at table, the staff have been friendly and very accommodating. We've eaten at the Anchor three times now, and it has been excellent on each occasion. There's no doubt about that. The menu was different each time - with interesting inclusions such as quail and venison (There's fish and a couple of vegetarian options too) - and the food is always exquisitely prepared and presented. The plate perhaps comes a little meat-heavy though, and maybe the fayre is a tad on the unadventurous side. You're going to need to leave room for a pudding though! They are to-die for! There's an extensive wine list, but I like a pint of bitter, and that's poured from a barrel behind the bar in the old fashioned way (no choice of beer though, unfortunately). At £60 for 2, it's for special occasions for us, but it's lovely to go for a walk by the water and then indulge the taste buds. It's lauded by: the good pub and good food guides recommended by Michelin the mobile food guide local secrets network Sawday's and our next door neighbours, who reckon it's the second best place to eat in Cambridgeshire. ;)

We went out for a roadrun with military vehicles just before Christmas ending in Old Buckenham at…read moreThe Gamekeeper. We had booked in for 11 people at 12pm. Overall everybody was pleased with very decent mains, probably a step up from traditional pub food, as well as desserts. Well worth the stop when in the neighbourhood. They do gluten-free, but you need to be on top to make sure they deliver that.

Delicious food, incredible service, amazing atmosphere and best drinks around! Loved the…read morehospitality and warm welcome. The food couldn't be beat...along with the beer and and the best made Irish coffee for dessert,

This lovely little pub on forehill in Ely still has athmosphere. They drinks are good and prices…read morereasonable and on the weekend they sometimes have bands playing or a disco going on until the early hours. Two small garden (smoking) area and a pool table make this pub my favourite in Ely

Great date place, hangout and restaurant. Basically, it has great, upscale pub food. Cute interior…read moreand ambiance. Husband and I went for a 5:30 PM dinner and had the place to ourselves. It is the summer, so I guess people prefer to enjoy the warmer weather near the river. We enjoyed ourselves, the food (I recommend the 10 oz burger) and the service. The price was right. A+. Next time I want to check out the garden!

I've been remiss in not submitting a review of our experience at the Cutter Inn sooner... The…read morebottom line, it was an excellent experience! Kirsty (manager) and her staff were outstanding and did an excellent job under a challenging request. My wife and I were in search of a pub/restaurant that could provide food for a group of 15 persons, within 24 hours, and much later at night. The reason for the short notice was another Turkish establishment in Ely, who shall remain nameless and which we will never patron ever again, canceled on us. When we reached out to Kirsty and her staff, and explained our predicament, they were very understanding and professional. They not only accommodated our group, but the food had been previously coordinated in advance and we did not have to wait long for it, and it was very delicious. I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND DINING HERE IF YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY!

It happens to all of us. You miss the train and suddenly you have an hour to kill in a station…read morethat isn't very warm or hospitable (as Ely's is). So you ask someone where the nearest pub is and they direct you to the Cutter. A proper old English pub with modern sensibilities. Had a decent curry, which they put together for me quickly as by the time we had gotten there (15 minute walk from the station) we only had 30 minutes there before we had to start making our way back to the station. Grabbed a pint, ate my curry somewhat leisurely, and sauntered back to the station. We really should have moved faster, as we got there 2 minutes before our train arrived and almost missed it again! :-) Next time I'm here I'll stay a bit longer, for sure.

Very good comprehensive menu, new management, a VAST improvement on how it was previously. Lovely…read morevariety of American food, right in the centre of Lynn, friendly staff behind the bar, massive plates of food. great value! Highly recommended!