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Mill House

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Prima Restaurant

Prima Restaurant

(8 reviews)

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With fairly reasonable prices by British standards, our dinner at Prima with some old mates I had…read morenot seen in 20 years was smashing, jolly good fun! Parking can be a challenge in the center of Huntingdon, but some local knowledge (and permission) got us a spot in close proximity. Attractive inside and out, the restaurant is modern and tastefully decorated with stone and wood accents. We were the only four customers on a weeknight, so the service was fast and efficient. We started with a Basket of Bread with EVO and Balsamic Vinegar (£2.95), Marinated Olives (£2.95), and a bottle of Pinot Grigio (£15.95). The bread was fresh and tasty, the olives delicious and the wine ... white, not my favorite, but dinner was our treat and our dear friends prefer vino bianco, so there you have it. My wife had the Linguine Carbonara (£8.95) and I the Mussels in Marinara and Cream Sauce (Special - £9.95). Our friends had Penne (£10.95) and Mussels (£9.95) with the two boys sharing a side of French Fries (£2.95). My wife is Italian and the carbonara was of the non-Italian variety (made with cream, not eggs - damn salmonella!), so she was not thrilled although she said it was "not bad" (picky Italians). The mussels were very good, but I would have thought a "main" (we had the option of "appetizer" or "main") would have had more mussels than we ended up getting (about a half pound). Everybody had the Amaretto Ice Cream (£6.95) except me, so I had a taste of my wife's. It was good. Overall, the dinner was extremely enjoyable and did not break the bank. The food was good, probably the best Italian we had in our month in England, but having lived in Italy and being married to an Italian, our standards are pretty high. I would definitely recommend Prima if in the Huntingdon area. CombatCritic Gives Prima A Very Respectable 7 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

I really liked Prima. The service was very quick and friendly. I just stopped in for a couple of…read moredrinks, so I can't comment on the quality of the food. The interior is beautifully and confusingly decorated. It is supposed to be an Italian restaurant, yet the decorations looked Hispanic and the owners are Iranian. I'm not complaining, just informing. If I didn't live in the United States, I'd probably go back to try the food and give you a full review!

Gallery Restaurant

Gallery Restaurant

(1 review)

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On our first ever trip to Huntingdon today my eight year old daughter and I tried this place for…read morelunch. We have found the place to always go whenever we visit again! She had the kiddie chicken nuggets and chips, I had the cheese burger and chips. Both came with a small side salad. We also both had hot chocolate. She declared it "the best hot chocolate I ever had" because she was cold. I'd call it perfectly lovely hot chocolate at a reasonable price. What impressed me in particular was the large portion size for the cost. This place delivers tremendous value. Further, I'd been craving good, thick, hot, properly crispy chips/fries for ages and Gallery delivered. My burger was also very nice - nothing special or fancy, just nice, tasty, beefy, and with a good blanket of cheddar on top. My daughter deemed her nuggets "delicious". This isn't a fancy place where you can pick between ten different gourmet cheeses for your burger. Those places are okay, but sometimes you just want to sit down and eat with your kid without fuss. The staff were friendly throughout, it wasn't very crowded (although the man at the Cromwell Museum said it can get very crowded during holiday season, but he said he also loves the place and it's worth braving the crowds), the tables and chairs were clean and comfortable. Back in the US this would be considered a good quality diner, so if you're visiting the UK looking for that sort of thing with some more British offerings, this is the place to go. I happen to have a soft spot for Delft blue plates so that just made it perfect. Do note that it's called Cafe du Gallery at the location and on the website, but Gallery Restaurant on Google Maps. It's all the same place.

Mill House - restaurants - Updated May 2026

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