This pub saved me during the Rugby World Cup - it had some chairs, and it was serving food! So I…read moreowe it big. Its a bit tucked away, but worth the wander down if you're in the area. The nachos here are surprising great, with tons of stuff on. Sometimes, thats all that matters There are two rooms, and the furniture is a bit random, but its definitely comfy and pretty bright inside.

Although from the name this pub it sounds like they don't know how to dress themselves, they do…read moreknow how to run a nice pub off the beaten track. I'm not sure where this place gets it's customers from, because although it is only 10 minutes from the station and near a couple of main roads, it is basically hidden in a lovely residential area. We were glad we made the effort. It is a Greene King pub that serves some good ale and the outside area has nice big round tables and doubles the size of the pub. Definitely a good place to know about.

Lovely pints of Sparta, Nero and Caligula. Great to have a range of Milton Beers in a Cambridge…read morepub. The Devonshire still smells of paint. The customers are a younger studenty mix, which is nice. No music (good) and a TV lurks in the back bar. Great for a 'rest' on the way home from the train station.

Tied to Milton Brewery. Ergh…read more 'Nuff said.

Another one of those traditional low ceiling pubs native to the area and a beautiful place to…read moredrink. Approaching it at night there are pretty lights in the tree outside and the latch door opens with a creak into a warm and cosy bar. The locals will probably turn and give you a look as so often they do around here but soon you'll slip into the background un-noticed. The owners Bill & Mary, who are Irish, create a nice atmosphere and during winter there is always a fire blazing. They serve good pub food which has come down in price in the last year but is hearty and always original. All in all worth a visit and worth travelling that bit further to.

Bank Holiday Sunday and it is pouring with rain. Walk to the pub for Veggie breakfast…read more It gets three stars because it was a decent size and only £2.59 and the beer was cheap. The sausages were rubbery. The tomato was yellow and rock hard and the hash browns taste of oil that had gone slightly rancid. I guess we could have been in any Wetherspoon in any town. A barn of a place, uninteresting and it took forever to get served even though it wasn't very busy. Don't think we will bother again.

Service was slow. Average pub food - and cold, average pub food. There were 4 of us eating, so…read morenot a big enough crowd to warrant keeping food waiting. Family seem to like coming here for the 'steak night special'. It appears that you get what you pay for. Steaks were thin and overcooked. Personally, I'd fire up my own BBQ grill and get a bottle of wine from Tesco.

I love the Geldart and I visited several times on my last trip to Cambridge. If you are searching…read morefor the perfect spot to try exotic meat on a hot rock, search no more, the Geldart delivers. They generally have kangaroo and crocodile in stock, but the also have a revolving selection of other meats that includes springbok, blesbok, wildebeast, etc. They also have a great selection of ales on tap and a huge wine list. They also have outdoor seating for when the weather is nice. This is one of the best pubs that I visited for food and I will be returning on my next trip to the UK.

This is the best pub this side of the Kingston Arms and the Cambridge Blue…read more The monthly hog roast is a delightful affair. The guest ales are always good. The live music varies from okay to super. The wi-fi is free, and they sell cookies from a jar. Winner. The "hot rocks" are great fun, and have facilitated my posting onto Facebook such updates as "mat is now eating reindeer, poor rudolph", "mat had not heard of blesbok before, but is now apparently eating it", "mat is eating springbok, previously thought this was a type of running shoe", "mat cannot believe he is eating zebra, is this even legal?" etc. The fish and chips? Could this possibly be the very best melt-in-the-mouth battered fish in the whole of Cambridge? (Okay, probably not - but it's definitely up there with the best, and comes highly recommended!) The ambience and decor in the bar area is lovely: a toasty fire in winter, gorgeous sunlight in summer. It looks like something out of the 1920s. The music policy is gentle and centres around latin, big band, and vocal jazz. Service is consistently brilliant. The main dining area can get unpleasantly noisy in the evenings, and seems to attract the loudest groups of people ever. That's the problem with great places: they are so good they attract big groups of people. I am very lucky to have this wonderful pub in spitting distance from my partner's diggs in Cambridge and I'm always excited to go there for a quick wee dram at the end of an evening or a summer's lunch or a dinner out. Elvis, the manager, is hospitable, and one gets the impression he hasn't slept nor taken any time off work for the last 5 years. He's there constantly and it shows from the fact the service and food standards are consistently high. A true gem.

I ate at this restaurant twice this month. The service was appalling both times. Waiting 45 minutes…read moreto get drinks both times. Second time the food was inedible, we didn't get menus when we sat, we waited so long that we decided to order through the bar, we had to return to the bar to ask where our food was after waiting for a half hour for an appetizer, and we tried to make eye contact and flag down our server the four times she walked by. Each time she defiantly did not acknowledge us. We paid our tab through the bar. Huge waste of money and time.

My sister just moved to Cambridge, and I thank Jesus, Mary and Joseph that she did. The reason? The…read morePlough Inn. Bloody delicious food. Everything we tried was amazing - the roasts (meat and veggie), the cheeses, the artisan breads, olives, Asian dishes. And the desserts? Jeez. Too good. And you can enjoy your meal in the most beautiful setting, along the river. Can't wait for summer, so can sip a Pimms and dine outside. Already planning the next trip to visit the Plough (oh, and to see my sister too, eh)! :P

A great spot in central Royston! Happy to find somewhere that serves good food all day! The fish…read morefinger sandwich is unreal great music too! Super nice staff and a great recent makeover makes this pub welcoming and a great place to stop for a drink and a bite to eat

This is a festive little pub which offered live music on the saturday night that I went down. Saw a…read moreband called the 60 Beats which really created a lively atmosphere. The food was from a snack menu which to be fair went down a treat. I had burger and chips which was delicious. Bar prices were normal and their selection was good. Ales, lagers, wines etc.

The Man On The Moon is one of Cambridge's friendliest Pubs which most nights double's up as a gig…read morevenue. The back room is where the music emanates from and the people found in there are as varied as the selection of music offered. The more structured nights comprise of Punk Rock to Jazz whereas Open Mic night on the last Tuesday of every month offers aspiring musicians/poets a chance to get up on stage. Music isn't all The Moon has to offer, with a wide screen TV up front and a pool table there's a place to relax in a quieter atmosphere if the music's not to your taste. Food is also served at most points during the day although drink prices often reach as much as £3.00 a pint. Definitely a great place to start your evening.

bit of a teenie pub, loads of live music from punk to ska to metal and so on. door entry for the…read moremusiuc can a bit much and the pints arn't fantastic. all aside I've been to some good gig's there.