This is such a cute little gift shop, you can pick up some really unusual cards and gifts for…read morepeople, i really love coming here as you always find something unique, definatley worth a trip up mill road for, even if it is a bit out of town for many.

Lovely little gift shop on busy Mill Road. One of the best places to go to for unusual gifts, cards…read moreand jewellery. I've bought a couple of necklaces from here which I've never seen for sale anywhere else and always get complimented on. Great selection of quirky items and soft toys for kids too.

I studied abroad at Cambridge 4-5 years ago and still dream about the amazing sandwiches at Sam…read moreSmiley's. It was my favorite place to get delicious sandwiches for 2pounds. Sam Smiley is a deli, so there's no seating or any frills. When you walk in, there is a display of 20 different types of sandwiches. Prosciutto, Mozzarella, Turkey, Chicken, Indian Curries, Paninis, vegetarian sandwiches and more. The most fun I had was trying to pick a new delicious sandwich. All the sandwiches come on a skinny baguette, a piece of lettuce, and some delicious insides. My favorite was the Tandoori Chicken Sandwich (or was it the Chicken Tikka??? I don't remember). You point, pay, and eat. They sell out of the good sandwiches around 1:30pm, so make sure you come well before then! I really would go back to Cambridge just to have a sandwich from this place. We don't have anything equivalent in San Francisco. Boo!!

I was expecting a really delicious sandwich after reading the reviews, but what I had was pretty…read moreaverage. Also, maybe it was just the time of day and they were out of most of the sandwiches, but there were only 3 to choose from (and that was at 1pm, so late, but not ridiculously late for lunch). The sandwich I had, 3 cheese, was very bland. To top it off, the woman who served me was carrying around a dirty tissue in her hand -- gross!

A rude, unstable sales person. When I was quoted the price for 2 postcards, I spontaneously…read morecommented "oh that's quite expensive". I was buying them nevertheless and was handing the clerk a fiver. My experience with customer service everywhere else in Cambridge so far has been sweet so I was not anticipating a violent verbal reaction from the man behind the counter at all. He first mumbled "Take it or leave it" under his breath, while I was looking at some souvenir pens to add to my purchase. It escalated from there to "You know where the door is" and such. Don't understand why a downtown souvenir shop here would employ a man with an anger management problem. Kind of mars your impression of the city.

That is the shop where I could spend all day and all wages. From very beginning I felt like…read moreentering to oriental paradise. Lots of fans, kimonoes, embroidered bags....the wide range of lovely stuff for house or yourself. Brilliant place for unique gift too. I am not too sure about men though, but I simply adore these things, so do my female friends. Also I found there a tiger balm - I use it for muscular pains even for rough cough or blocked nose. Brilliant stuff! I just love oriental!!!!!!!!!

This is an amazing 2 story museum with all kinds of artifacts from old wedgewood to Egypt's tomb…read moreand artifacts Teapots and tea cups old coins to everything in between. 2 nd floor loads of paintings to look at. Entry is free which is always a plus.

The Fitzwilliam Museum offers a well rounded and varied collection. It is sure to please most…read moremuseum visitors regardless of interests. If you're a fan of the work of Georges-Pierre Seurat, you're sure to enjoy the 1884 Neo-Impressionism painting, "The Couple" (original title: Un dimanche après-midi sur l'île de la Grande Jatte). Does it somehow look familiar? This was a study for A Sunday on the Island of la Grande Jatte! "This work is one of many that Georges-Pierre Seurat made in preparation for a much larger painting. The woman's stiff posture is accentuated by her tightly buttoned jacket and the exaggerated bustle of her skirt, which echoes the curve of her parasol. Given that the area of Paris depicted here was known for prostitution, it has been suggested that the woman is a sex worker on the arm of a male client." Give yourself several hours if you plan to take in the entire collection. If you are fortunate enough to live nearby and can visit often, take your time and you're sure to fall in love with one of the many wonderfully curated items found within the museum walls.

Excellent range of really kooky interesting presents. The sort of stuff you couldn't justify buying…read morefor yourself, but really really want! Fake dog poo, rubics cubes, space hoppers, wind up sprouts - you name it they've got it, and to top it all, very friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended

This shop is such good fun! I go in just to have a look around a lot and even have the catalogue…read moresent to my home adresse. They do have usefull and fun toys for adults. But I think I just name some of the things they have: birthday party in a box (box with balloons and candles), pool in a box, mini glasses repair set, grow your own sunflower, paint your own piggy bank, jelly belly shower gel, make your own muppets, funny shaped pasta, ... enjoy!!