I was staying with relatives in Meldreth and this delightful pub was next door, so of course there…read morewere a few visits during my stay ;) Firstly it is a lovely old building, dogs are very welcome which always makes it a plus for me saying hi to all the pups, they have a scrabble board which is a must for any pub visit, and there is a cute chimney seat with a chandelier which I liked sitting in, a number of outdoor seating options, and the food.....very tasty! The menu includes vegetarian and vegan options which was fantastic and I really enjoyed the chimichurri cauliflower steak with roast tomatoes, salad and thick chips, while my friend chowed down on the halloumi burger and thin chips. Both dishes were huge, filling and nicely seasoned and presented, and a bargain for the price! They have a great selection of tap beers and ciders and oddly canned cocktails, with a fully stocked bar. Service was friendly. The bar owner is adding a few holiday chalets which will be nice in summer. Located in a small cute village with excellent walks and a train station to London.

We have a had, in the past, a few pints at The British Queen but have never eaten there. A…read morewonderful warm Sunday so an Al Fresco meal was called for. As we arrived so did a 'coach party' of about 22 people who managed to order their food before us. No problem as it gave us further time to have a few drinks more. I think the kitchen was under immense pressure as our order was delayed but, we were informed. I wondered if the wait would be worth it. It was. One beautiful Sunday roast beef roast, chicken in white wine, baked camembert (for our veggie) and a fantastic skate wing for me. Fantastic food and well worth the wait. The dog even got a treat from the landlord. Service at the bar was friendly, cutlery etc delivered to our table outside and the food was incredible. OK, waiting time........no, I am going to take into account all those people arriving, the quality of the food we ate and not knocking off a star. It was brilliant, thank you one and all.

London Pride & Kozel. Thanks to the ChefBar Tenders are friendly and helpful. Service is very good…read more Clean nice atmosphere. I highly recommend.

I was taken here for a birthday treat by my daughter. What a…read morefantastic pub/restaurant!!!!! The service is unbeatable. The food, so mouthwatering with an extremely varied menu. Unlike some restaurants they cater for veggies. A full veggie menu which pleased my daughter. Not the usual baked peppers or bean casserole but a varied menu. As you sit there waiting for the food there is so much to view. Full of old relics of a bygone age from scientific instruments, farm implements, cobblers tools etc etc. Like a museum. As I have said, the service is second to none. Professional yet very friendly. They do all they can to make the visit enjoyable. The 'landlady' obviously runs a tight ship and she is a 'character' (I'll say no more but hope that on your visit you will meet her). Thank you all for a great birthday treat. In the words of Arnie 'I will be back'.

Fabulous location!…read more Very good food. I had the ribs... huge, huge portion... x4 what you would expect. Had only managed to eat half; they kindly wrapped the rest in foil for me to take home. Excellent service. An excellent country pub and dining venue. Large gravel carpark, with overspill parking through gate into grassy enclosure. They have chalets too... So you can spend the night if you get too drunk or too full with all that wonderful food to drive home. ;-)

This is a superb pub. Very spacious and a fire to boot. Real ales were on offer as well as a fine…read moreselection of wines and lagers. The interior is has an awesome historic feel to it with large oak beams across the roof and even as corner posts at the ends of the bar counter. Ask for Pat who will welcome you with a huge smile and be happy to serve you something from their awesome menu.

A great pub with very friendly service and good beer. Nice, large, garden with kids amusements for…read morethose nice sunny summer days and evenings. Covered area for those, not so nice, days. Well worth a visit if in the area.

This was a difficult one to rate. Melbourn is a nice little place - very middle class set in prime…read morecommuter belt. This pub is situated in the more affluent area of the village and attracts a regular crowd. There are some good ales and they have Aspall cider on draught which is lovely! The food is good - pub grub with a hint of style and not too pricey. There is a snug area that has a fairly big TV but this only seems to be on for major sporting events and does not spoil the general atmosphere of the pub, which it has to be said is on the cosy side. Overall it is a nice village pub. The landlord operates a strictly no swearing policy which can get a little tiresome. As a father and a son I don't want my kids or my old mum exposed to excessive bad language BUT at 10pm when you are out with your pals having a few beers in your local pub some Anglo Saxon will be uttered... it is a pub, an English pub and the constant paranoia of saying the wrong thing and being barred does not lend itself to a good night out.

This is the worst B&B I have ever seen. It was dirty, scruffy and grubby and the staff were very…read moreunhelpful and ignorant about the service they were offering. I find it shocking that someone could think a place that offers stained sheets and hairs in a bed acceptable for £65.00 a night. Things we found in the room: Dirty face wipes from the previous occupants Stained sheets Hairs in the bed A TV screen not plugged into anything and with no wire (So just a screen). Windows that do not close so the rooms are very cold. Walls peeling and dirty/discoloured. A partial refund was given when the issues had been pointed out to the staff. However, on requesting the breakfast that came with the B&B room the following morning we were told that we were no longer allowed the meal as we had money back and that the staff could not condone giving a room and breakfast for £45. Overall it was a very poor service and I would avoid this place and pay the extra money to stay somewhere else in Royston that has been cleaned and looked after.

nice village pub,friendly staff Food was good standard not too expensve ,good choice on menu worth…read morea vist.

The Green Man is a traditional pub, allocated on the old A10, between Melbourne and Shepreth. (You…read morewouldn't find it by accident; it's on a spur off the link road from the village of Melbourne to the A10, going towards Cambridge). The pub has a bar area, and a larger dining room. Outside there is a small seating area immediately at the back, and picnic tables on the other side of the car park, under trees. It has free Wifi, and plentiful parking in the car park and along the road. We decided to go out one evening, to try the food. (It has generally good reviews on other comparison sites.) We decided to go for something simple; my partner had the grilled chicken with chips and salad, and I had the vegetarian curry, with cauliflower and red peppers, served with rice and a side salad. The main courses came to £27. We decided to go for puddings - they have a good selection of traditional puddings, and we chose Bakewell tart and ice cream, and Cherry Crumble with custard (£8 each) The food was perfectly acceptable, tasty without being outstanding - in other words, decent pub grub. My partner was very happy with the gfrilled chicken, which was well cooked, and not dry. My curry was very tasty, and the rice perfectly cooked. The puddings were okay - my crumble came with lots of cherry fruit and a generous amount of custard - but my partner's Bakewell Tart was a little underwhelming. Service was efficient and the staff were friendly and accommodating. We'll happily go back for a quiet evening out.

Had Xmas dinner here, awful experience, Brussel spouts that were basically raw and uncooked,…read moreturkey that tasted of nothing a water jug they supplied that was absolutely filthy, for gods sake clean things and employ a chef avoid this place like the plague