With out a doubt, my kids favourite eating place. The food is well priced and although it take on…read morethe role similar to a service station, it is a great venue to sit and chill with a meal and doesn't feel rushed at all. Good service, and the fact that they operate a 20% discount for emergency services and armed forces is always nice. The milkshake here are rather pricey (£4-£5 range) they are made with real ice cream and are well worth the money and I recommend you give them a shot. Possibly the only restaurant for miles that sells Root Beer...my absolute favourite!

As most reviewers have said, this is a great little place to eat. Good American food in an…read moreauthentic environment. It's like a big Airstream trailer! Staff friendly, and endless coffee. God bless America!

Has nice cups of coffee's there and has nice food aswell its a small but very close to the town…read morecentre very easy to get to.

A shinny road side diner, despite it being by the road and for travellers, be prepared to take…read moresometime, as service is relaxed and the food seems to come freshly cooked. The first thing you'll notice on entering is the 50/60's music and a sign saying wait to be seated and a lovely old fashioned test your personality machine. What can I say they do burgers, wraps, hot dogs, chilli and all day US breakfasts. I had my first ever Chilli Cheese Dog, which is a hot dog with chilli con carne on it and I said hold the cheese, he didn't look offended and I got a excellent meal not ruined by the devil which is cheese and I loved it. Others with me had Wraps and Hot Dogs none of us had any complains about the food, but we did find ourselves wanting to get on with our journey.

Good American looking diner. They put a decent amount of effort making it look and taste very…read moresimilar to how American diners are, having been to a few actual American diners, it's quite impressive. Food is generally nice. Price wise, I recommend getting their "club" card, which gives you 15% off the entire bill, very neat.

we host our East coast campers meet here , the food, location, owners and staff are fantastic , a…read morefantastic place to camp , dry grass area right by the river. now with new owners

I've been to Judes Ferry twice now and both times have been charmed by the quaint pub, nestled…read morealong the River Lark. One of my favorite things about Judes Ferry is the nice car park. It's not a large space, but does provide easily accessible parking. Diners can choose to eat inside, surrounded by pub-classy decor. A little warm to be indoors, then there is a lovely garden just out the door complete with a river view, a play area for children and a boardwalk along the River Lark. Happen to be boating down the river? Dock here and pop into the pub for a pint! Fancy a romantic evening? An evening, under the stars, relaxing by the beautiful willow in the garden may be just what you need. Judes Ferry touches my romantic side for certain. Of course, the food is very good too. My first time there, I had the Beer Battered Cod Fillet with hand cut chunky chips & minted mushy peas. I'm not a huge fish lover, but this was very good. I've also had the Chicken and Smoked Bacon Stroganoff with saffron scented rice. This was very yummy and surprisingly light. I finished the evening with a mocha and sweet chocolate mints. Service is always friendly which just tops off an already nice experience.

If you're looking for an authentic American 50s-style-80s diner, this is the place. It has ok…read moreburgers, ok dogs, and very thin very milky shakes. This place is the pinnacle of American mediocrity, conveniently located in downtown Cambridge. Every item our rather large party tried was completely fine. Not good, but not bad. The only stand out was the atomic fries, though just because it's insane that they work at all. Whoever thought of pairing Frank's red hot with guacamole, sweet salsa, and sour cream on fries is a mad genius. I expect if the ingredients used here were less obviously terrible, many of the dishes would be exceptional. All in all, this place is cheap enough that it doesn't hurt to visit, but I won't pretend to be enthusiastic about the quality.

My husband & sometimes I frequent this diner. As with most truck stops, regardless of whether it is…read morejust a snack or main meal you require, it generally includes a steaming mug of tea or coffee in the price. A meal is ordered with a number given, which is generally called out when it is ready. The usual waiting time is around 15 mins...a bit longer if it is one of the more unusual meals offered! Don't always expect a healthy or well-presented meal, but what meals you have are plentiful, so very suitable for good appetites! We are never disappointed with our meals there. Its typical trucker fayre & at very reasonable prices

Stopped yesterday (Saturday 19th Sept 15) which was the first time for a few years. Used to stop…read moreregularly since I was up and down the A1. My latest visit came with severe disappointment and it looked to me as though the ownership had change or perhaps totally new staff. The chef looked as though he had attitude and was not enjoying his work even though it is essentially a transport cafe, I did feel it would not happen if I owned the business. Took me an hour to get a coffee and bacon sandwich so the service was really slow. The prices had gone up massively and therefore yesterday would be my last time - pitty since I used to recommend the place quite a lot.

I recently came to Darwin college for bumps to support my brother and stayed over for the boat club…read moredinner. The college itself is beautiful and so friendly. The porter and bar staff went above and beyond to help and also to find a tie for my brothers boat club dinner! The food was excellent and dar bar is so cheap its great! All round fab experience and I will be coming back to cambridge really soon!

Probably the best food in Cambridge from the best college in Cambridge. Excelling at all varieties…read moreof fine dining, the Darwin Dining Hall has outdone the nearby India House and Bella Italia. But coupled with Darbar, it also reigns supreme over the great Granta Pub.

This is one of my favourite places in Norfolk. At first glance it's just a café (and a very good…read moreone at that) with a few bookshelves, but venture into the back room, or even into the cellar and you are met with hundred of second hand books, some really old, some foreign, some practically new. Love this place!