What an incredible find while abroad. My favorite food, by far, is a cheeseburger. Leaving the…read morestates for four months left me with pretty much Five Guys to satisfy the craving. Butch Annie's is the one of the best burger joints I've ever had. And in the UK, too!! Best was the Jack and the Rosemary chips. Liked the shakes, liked the Oh La La. Servers were kind and prompt. Fun ambience.

Solid burger and fries. Ended up here because the place next door had a 45 minute wait. No wait…read morehere, service was great and the burger was tasty, as were the fries. It's a little dark because it's down in the basement, but it has a cozy funky kinda vibe. Looking for a good burger? This is your place. Prices were fair and reasonable for the location. Recommended.

This was a really great burger. Nice people. Good chips. Really enjoyed it. Nice casual spot.read more

The staff lack any level of customer service. We turned up at 2pm. There was no one else inside…read more One girl was on her phone and kept taking handful of fries. When we asked what was good we were told just the plain burger. They seemed very disinterested in having us inside waiting. Like we were disturbing them from checking their YouTube videos. There were some chips on the floor and the place could have done with a wipe down. If it was my business and my staff were this lack luster they would be seeking new employment . Burger was soggy from so much sauce. I probably should have taken the advise and got a plain burger. On the plus side the burger and bun were well cooked. It was better than a Macdonald's burger but can't say I would come back when there are so many options in Cambridge.

Burgers can be simple or complicated. Simple: fresh, well made, tasty. Complicated: loads of…read moreingredients, difficult to eat without three hands and two mouths, tasty and/or confusing. Honest Burgers does what the name says: makes honest (and simple) burgers that are fantastic. I had the Cambridge burger which has some local cheese, some sort of pickle, bacon and a bit of greenery on it. Delightful. Well cooked, easy to eat (no disintegrating bun or ingredients falling all over the table), and above all really really flavoursome. The rosemary chips that came with the burger themselves are excellent. I'd say this place is in the style of In 'n' Out Burger. Simple, well made, tasty. Highly recommended.

Had to wait in line at 7pm on a Saturday but worth it - really nice burger (smash), well made and…read morehonestly amazing value

Burger was yummy, I ordered just the simple cheeseburger tasted like it was grilled outside on the…read moregrill

Got the bacon avocado burger on a vegan bun and housemade onion rings. When ordering, I told them…read morethat I was lactose intolerant, so the server swapped out a regular bun with a vegan one. I double checked with the onion rings, she mentioned how they were made in the same area/space as dairy products, but I thought that would still be alright so I ordered them. Waited a long time (15 min?) considering it was around 3pm and the restaurant only semi busy. When I actually got my meal, another server let me know that the onion ring batter actually contains dairy. As a result, I wasn't able to try them, and they were nice enough to let me chose between two sides that didn't contain dairy -- both salad-esque. From the people I ate with, it seemed that the onion rings were generally pretty average. The avocado bacon burger was pretty good, however the bacon was a bit different than the usually crispy American bacon I'm use to. Wish there could have been a bit more avocado as well. For £9.85 a burger, it seems relatively pricey and I probably wouldn't go back due to the slow service and issue with the dairy products

This was the venue of choice for our extended Valentine's date. I ordered from the Valentine's set…read moremenu and opted for the seabass ceviche for a starter, and duck for a main. The seabass ceviche was really excellent. The fish tasted super fresh and was mixed with crunchy lettuce and creamy avocado which made a great contrast of textures. Even though others on the table had charcuterie and Camembert I didn't have food envy -though that's not to say I didn't snaffle bits of other people's. All delicious. The duck was beautifully cooked and very flavoursome. It came with some very tasty veg and spinach, and a veritable tower of potato. I didn't enjoy the potato tower as much as I could as it wasn't very creamy and had potato skins in it - not really my scene. Along with my meal I had a delicious bottle of red. I can't remember what it was but our waitress took the time to help us out with the wine list. The price was fairly reasonable and I was happy with the service - overall this is a great place and I'd recommend to Cambridge dwellers and visitors. One thing to note: the toilets are outside and then inside another building. Do not be alarmed if a staff member directs you to the toilet and all of a sudden you're in the street!

7 of us went for a meal here on Valentine's weekend (keep the jokes to yourself please!) having…read morebeen through quite a lengthy process trying to pick somewhere out. They had both a set menu and a standard menu to choose from. The set menu didn't particularly take my fancy so I avoided it, that was purely a personal choice though there was nothing wrong with it. For starters I shared a baked Camembert, which was served with toast, salad and an onion chutney. It was pretty good although more toast would have been appreciated. For the main course I had the fillet steak and came across one of the nicest steaks I've ever had. It took me by surprise to be honest i wasn't expecting it! The chips it came with were nothing special though. The only comment I would have is that I asked for it medium and it came way less than medium, wasn't complaining though I was very glad they did so! The whole meal came to £30-40 each including drinks which wasn't too bad at all considering we all had steak or fish. Overall I had a great time, the staff were friendly and efficient and if I could give it 4.5 I would. It falls shy of a 5 unfortunately though.

Yummy. Served me 12 tomato sauces with no food no questions…read moreasked Sauces were used for good

They have done up this branch up making the place look more modern and done away with the ancient…read moregreek/roman marble background. OK to eat at times, but they are sometimes too many chavs and noisy kids, which put people off eating at Mcdonalds

Loved our vegan burgers! The miso mayo is amazing and service was excellent. They have a few…read moreoutdoor tables and were great about COVID restrictions. Will definitely be back next time we're in Cambridge!

We came upon this by accident and popped in. Very small space but very busy. Always a good sign…read more Good food options and friendly staff. My partner is vegan and I'm newly vegetarian so offerings such as this are a great way of making the transition. Very tasty food. Big portions. Would very happily visit again

This is a solid pub with a good range of ales and ciders…read more On sunny days you can ask to have your drink in a plastic cup, so you can go and sit outside on the grass by the river. Lovely.

Went in for a really late lunch after a 2pm Cambridge Uni tour. It wasn't that full and we were…read moreable to grab a table for 4. Got the fish and chips: 1 big piece of fish, perfectly fried and a light and crispy batter. However, the fish didn't taste fresh. Also, the peas were underdone (I would have preferred mushy peas). My kid wanted the pulled pork chips without cheese and sriracha but the girl at the bar said we should just get chips with a side of pulled pork, which was exactly the same and you save £2. Pork was tasty but dry. Spicy chicken sando wasn't spicy so disappointed. Also got the beet salad with goat cheese - way too much spinach. The cask ale hit the spot for such a long walking tour. The place got real busy afterwards - best for drinking imo.

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.