The Fish House is by far the finest fish and chip restaurant and takeaway for many miles…read more Nicely cooked in beef dripping (the best way to do it) every portion is served with care by staff who clearly enjoy being there and care about the food and their customers. The restaurant is of a nice size and always well presented. Have been eating in the Fish House (and what is had been called previously) for forty years and have never been disappointed

I visited The Fish House during one lunchtime while in Ely and the standard is excellent. I had…read morefish and chips with peas which I ate in the courtyard at the back of the shop. I enjoy visiting fish and chip shops when in England because back home in Northern Ireland the standards are generally poor in comparison when dealing with battered products. In NI we are accustomed to thick, heavy batter with a hard outer shell at either end and often a layer of dough underneath. In England, I can be fairly confident about getting very light batter which is neither hard nor undercooked. The Fish House in Ely definitely met my expectations very favourably and if my stay in Ely had been longer, I would most definitely have returned!

food cold, staff rude, i live 7 mins away, stone cold on arrival, dont go there, staff un helpfull,…read moretold me to complain when they were shut

Ely Kebab House is what the name promises, a Kebab house. You pay get what you pay for, as in cheap…read morefood for a cheap price. It is not amazing, but the burgers are quite alright if you are hungry.

Located in downtown Cambridge close to the Corn Exchange, this Five Guys was just what we wanted…read morewhich is to say we were craving a delicious American-style burger. They delivered! It was super busy and perhaps during those busy times it's best not to look at where the food was being made. The fry stations were looking pretty gnarly. Tribes of old fries languishing on every conceivable surface. A worker spilled cooking oil and didn't have time to clean it up (a serious accident waiting to happen). All the employees were wearing gloves so that was nice but it just seemed like they were desperately trying treading water and as a result, the food prep area was dirty (which had I glanced before paying for my order, I would have opted to go somewhere else). There were two workers and a manager so perhaps they were short a person? Toilets were reasonably clean for how busy it was w our burgers tasted yum!

Absolutely amazing experience. The best 5 Guys I visited…read moreand I did visit many. The food was delicious and the restaurant is so clean and tidy. It definitely worth waiting for the fresh fries and for the delicious burger too. Fair price and lovely staff. 10 out of 10. Just go for it. Thanks Guys.

Wanted to eat next door at Oysy but they were receiving a delivery so a lorry was blocking all…read moretheir parking spots. I parked over at Anatolia instead as it was completely empty over there. As SOON as I pulled into a parking spot the man working stood behind the counter with his hands on his hips and STARED me down. I understand the signage says for his customers only but respectfully sir I'm not hurting your LACK of business by parking in your EMPTY parking lot. I ended up immediately leaving and eating at home to avoid the risk of a tow. What a loser.

It was such a treat to find Anatolia. I really enjoyed their Anatolia special which had several…read moretypes of meats and vegetables that were grilled over a traditional fire pit; a far cry from the typical kebab I'm used to. The garlic and hot sauce was a tasty addition to the already well seasoned meat, vegetables, and salad. They also had Turkish pizza on the menu which intrigued us enough to promise another visit in the future. It's a short drive for those at the RAF however parking is slim but I'm sure it could be managed jut fine. The shop offers takeout as well as dine in options with a variety of drinks including beer.

I am American. I lived in near Lakenheath from 1996-2000 and out of the few Chinese places around,…read moreRising Star Takeaway was the absolute best!! I worked for the owner (Lee) for a short time. He, his wife and children (toddlers at the time) were such wonderful people. No Chinese place in America (that I've had) can compare to Rising Star. So many times I have wished to travel back to the UK just for my favorite meal "Spiced Smoked Chicken". None of the Chinese people with restaurants , in any if the States I've lived in, have heard of it. I'm sure it's just as delicious as in 2000 so I give 5 STARS :-)

I absolutely love the take away food here, very friendly staff and great value for money. Good…read morejob!!!

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.

I forgot I even visited this "trailer" when I was in Cambridge last year. It was my last evening…read moreat Pembroke and we Yanks had all spent the day engaging in inebriated debauchery. We made that last day count! After all that, a small group of us decided to hit this infamous spot up for some takeaway as we were in dire need of major grubbage. I ordered a huge burger with bacon, and a side of "chips." I ate the pile of chow back at my room in V building and I must say that it was VERY TASTY! The burger was cooked perfectly and the ingredients were fresh. The chips were hearty but I could do without the mayo dipping sauce. That to me is just gross, but to each his/her own I guess. Service was satisfactory and quick -- I can imagine how undeniably tough it can be working in a hot kitchen serving chow to hungry drunkards in the wee hours of the night. I commend the line cooks for their professionalism, attention to detail, and prompt service. I wonder if the food would taste any different had I come straight-laced and sober. ...til I return Trailer of Life as we shall meet again!

If you're roaming the streets of Cambridge at 2 a.m., you have two options - go back to your dorm…read moreand sacrilegiously barf all over the perfectly trimmed lawn before stumbling into your room and putting yourself to bed, or eat at The Trailer of Life before going back to your dorm to sacrilegiously barf all over the perfectly trimmed lawn, etc. etc. It is what it is. A trailer that serves greasy, salty, fatty, filling foods like cheeseburgers, sausages, and fries when you need them most. There is honestly nothing else open at this time of night, but why would you want there to be? The Trailer of Life does what its namesake promises. It gives drunk zombies enough life to walk themselves home only to wake up in the morning and regret everything they've done the night before. Like Batman, the Trailer shows up out of the darkness when you most need it, and serves justice. By justice, I mean eye-roll inducing cheese fries with vinegar (request the vinegar). Sure, the employees will hit on you in different languages, but maybe if you bat your eyelashes back at them they'll give you some extra cheese or the fattiest burger patty on the grill. The Trailer of Life is also a gathering place for exchange students and locals, who seem to become philosophers between the hours of 1 and 3 a.m. I've had many a conversation with Brits, Indians, Americans, Spaniards, and Germans about racism, relationships, dreams, and the state of US politics while gathered around the warm light of The Trailer of Life. Bringin' people together y'all. I'll admit I would not eat their food in broad daylight where my pride could easily find me. But for a snack in the middle of a drunken night and some memorable rambling conversation, it's absolutely perfect.

Nando's is actually one of the best fast food places to eat in the UK. It's kind of a mix between…read morefast food (the food does come out quite quickly) and a sit-down restaurant because there is a bit of table service. But the food quality is substantially better than that of fast food restaurant and this place is no different. Shared a Boneless Platter and although the flavors was spot on, was a bit disappointed with the amount they gave us. Felt like the chicken thighs were a bit smaller than usual and so were each of the sides. Regardless, the flavors was pretty good as the chicken wasn't super dry and worked well with the extra sauces that you can grab on the side. I also appreciate the garlic bread, crunchy on the top and soft in the middle. My favorite thing to order is the chicken thighs because of how tender it is, but the chicken butterfly/breast is also not too bad Overall, pretty good experience at this Nando's other than the fact that the serving size was quite small. I would say that this Nando's fluctuates with the amount of seats available - Saturday lunch is around a 30 minute wait while Sunday dinner is completely empty.

I came here at noon on a Friday. We definitely beat the lunch rush, but service was still a bit…read moreslow. (I'm not complaining, but I wouldn't recommend coming here if you are on a tight schedule.) I got the Rainbow salad with chicken. WOW! This was an incredible salad. Grains, pickled vegetables, a good kick on the chicken sauce. My only (tiny) complaint is that the knives at the restaurant were too dull to cut through the broccolini. I felt quite feral as I tried (and failed) to saw through it with essentially a butter knife. Still, not a big deal and the food was 10/10 worth it!

I am a very happy customer indeed! Myself and a few friends ordered a curry from here last night…read moreand it was perfect! The menu has a wide choice of curries and dishes to choose from and the prices, although quite average, were fine. We ordered via JustEat.com and was given a 20% off voucher from them as well so we ended up with a ton of food for around £22! Chicken Saag is amazing and I actually wanted more of it when I had finished so I am really keen to order from here again! Also their Chapati's are lovely and only 80p which is half the price of a Naan but just as good at soaking up the sauce! I really enjoyed it, as you can tell!