I visited here around noon on a weekday. I sat outside, where it wasn't very busy. It did not take…read morevery long at all for a waiter to greet me and give me a menu. As soon as I looked at the menu, I knew I had made a mistake. This place seems to be solely for the purpose of drinking wine, not, as I expected, a good place to try new wines with different food pairings. Perhaps if there were more people in my party or if I had not been on a budget, this purpose would have been better accommodated. However, I accepted that I had sat down here and decided to give it a chance. The first thing, obviously, was to order a drink.Their selection of rose and cider was abysmal, no more than two options for either. At first, I thought, "Well, it is a WINE bar," but then I continued looking through the menu and their offerings of gin, whiskey, and other spirits was quite impressive. While it was possible to order reds and whites by the glass, there was only one 'by the glass' option for champagne, rose, and sparkling wines, and I was not in the mood to have to mull over the menu again if I did not like their selection. So, I ordered the cider. When the waiter brought it over, I noticed something on the inside of the glass, but when I looked up to tell him about it, he had already gone. I waited for him to come back, which took five minutes and I did not receive an apology, which I was not hung up about but it is still good customer service to do so. Once he returned and I tried the cider, I found it quite sour and not to my taste. The wines had descriptions so I felt one for the ciders and ales would have done very well. As for food, their offerings were mainly cheese and charcuterie dishes. I was looking for something more substantial, but it would have been rude not to order anything so I ordered the bread board, which is merely bread and olive oil. It was perfectly fine. The service was not anything to be impressed by. The waiter was not friendly at all. The atmosphere of the restaurant was very touristy, at least to me. Perhaps this is due to its location on the river, where students and companies are trying to get the tourists to go on a punting tours. Overall, unsatisfactory. Will not be going back.

We stopped in on a Friday evening relatively early and were lucky enough to have the option of…read moreseating indoors or out. We sat inside and ordered the tobacco old fashioned and the corn & oil cocktails both of which were very tasty and worth their weight in alcohol. We also ordered some light snacks; bread, cheese, olives, olive oil and balsamic, pickles, and mustard which did the trick to help with drinking on an empty stomach although nothing super memorable but it did its job. Our server was attentive and we enjoyed the ambiance of the small but functional facilities on our first trip to Mill Rd; we're excited to return to try more!

God, it's dangerous this place is just around the corner from where I live. Just a few weeks ago,…read moreit's replaced the meze restaurant and now is a cool, classy bar. (Best wishes for the previous owners...I did try their food and thought it well.) Well, I've been to this new bar at least three times now since it's opened a month ago, and I'm trying to utilize my willpower and not go to spend my money. Alas, the owner makes good drinks with fresh ingredients and bases and liqueurs that aren't stocked elsewhere. In addition to getting our cocktails (e.g. caipirinha, margarita anejo) with what seems to be quite top-shelf (or at least mid-shelf...is that a word?...) spirits for 6.75-7.75 pounds per drink, my bf and I have been addicted to the coffee-infused Patron shots, which aren't cheap but are really delicious. I really like the environment since it's quite chilled and non-rowdy. I can't stand yelling over others at bars and clubs that put too much crap syrup in their drinks. So anyway, good, laid-back but classy vibe here with fresh drinks. Not the cheapest but affordable for a weekly indulgence if you're a college student/yuppie. God this place is pandering to my alcoholic needs.

This was the venue of choice for our extended Valentine's date. I ordered from the Valentine's set…read moremenu and opted for the seabass ceviche for a starter, and duck for a main. The seabass ceviche was really excellent. The fish tasted super fresh and was mixed with crunchy lettuce and creamy avocado which made a great contrast of textures. Even though others on the table had charcuterie and Camembert I didn't have food envy -though that's not to say I didn't snaffle bits of other people's. All delicious. The duck was beautifully cooked and very flavoursome. It came with some very tasty veg and spinach, and a veritable tower of potato. I didn't enjoy the potato tower as much as I could as it wasn't very creamy and had potato skins in it - not really my scene. Along with my meal I had a delicious bottle of red. I can't remember what it was but our waitress took the time to help us out with the wine list. The price was fairly reasonable and I was happy with the service - overall this is a great place and I'd recommend to Cambridge dwellers and visitors. One thing to note: the toilets are outside and then inside another building. Do not be alarmed if a staff member directs you to the toilet and all of a sudden you're in the street!

7 of us went for a meal here on Valentine's weekend (keep the jokes to yourself please!) having…read morebeen through quite a lengthy process trying to pick somewhere out. They had both a set menu and a standard menu to choose from. The set menu didn't particularly take my fancy so I avoided it, that was purely a personal choice though there was nothing wrong with it. For starters I shared a baked Camembert, which was served with toast, salad and an onion chutney. It was pretty good although more toast would have been appreciated. For the main course I had the fillet steak and came across one of the nicest steaks I've ever had. It took me by surprise to be honest i wasn't expecting it! The chips it came with were nothing special though. The only comment I would have is that I asked for it medium and it came way less than medium, wasn't complaining though I was very glad they did so! The whole meal came to £30-40 each including drinks which wasn't too bad at all considering we all had steak or fish. Overall I had a great time, the staff were friendly and efficient and if I could give it 4.5 I would. It falls shy of a 5 unfortunately though.

Wednesday evening, last minute dinner decisions, from 2 Californian's wanting to try authentic…read moreItalian food. The pizza was perfectly cooked. My husbands pasta was creamy, a little salty as expected with the prosciutto, and the smell of our garlic bread made all the tables heads turn. We even did an espresso and gilatti to finish the meal. Great service, we did show up a bit early for our reservation and made it just in time for the crowds to show up. It was a smaller dining room in the front but you immediately get the sense it's family owned and family ran. We would absolutely come back!

I had the special of the day, cheese filled tortellini with their special tomato sauce. It was…read morefresh and flavorful. Perfectly cooked and the portion size was perfect.

Good vibe. Mellow and relax. Great place to unwind. Extensive wine list to choose from makes this…read moreplace a worthy visit to break away from the typical London pub.

All Bar One is awesome. I'd recommend it to anyone visiting Cambridge, whether for pleasure or…read morebusiness (or a bit of both). The restaurant's space is comfortable and well-decorated with a spacious wood interior and soft lighting. The wine and beer list is quite good, and the bartenders made honest recommendations on the wine, which I appreciated. Most of all, though, the reason I truly love this place is because of the integrity of the people who run it. You see, I was here for a business meeting, and absentmindedly left my laptop underneath one of the tables. I only realized this after taking the train all the way back to London. Upon arriving home, I completely flipped out when I remembered the my brand new MacBook Pro was still at the restaurant. After a frantic call to All Bar One, the manager, Sonny, assured us that the laptop had been located and safely stored in the restaurant's office. Heart attack averted. I am incredibly grateful to Sonny and his bar staff. Thank you all for running a comfortable, inviting place with such care and integrity.

Browns is a classy place to enjoy your meal when you feel like dressing up. Ambiance is fabulous of…read morecourse, and service is also very friendly & professional. As I looked at the menu prior to coming here, I was oscillating whether I want the lobster risotto or the famous ribeye that they are known for. In retrospect, I should have gone for the rib-eye, which was the safer bet, but I already had steak for lunch, plus, was feeling adventurous and so went for the lobster instead. Oops, my bad... The lobster hardly stood out and the risotto was undercooked. The risotto was also very bland, which I actually appreciate because I like my foods bland rather than salty. I was proud of myself for finishing my dinner, but dessert was necessary to make up for my underwhelming experience. The molten chocolate lava cake wasn't amazing, just exactly what you would expect it to taste like. Again, I think Browns deserves another shot considering they are known for their rib-eye steak.

Nice space, v friendly staff, good wine and menu choice. Enjoyable meal, good portions and quality…read moreingredients.

Splurged on a 2 Michelin star meal during my stay in Cambridge at this highly recommended…read morerestaurant. It was a lovely meal and I really enjoyed the pescatarian option (they do a good job in confirming dietary preferences). My favorites were the trout tartlet, salmon, and the coconut parfait. It did came out expensive with everything added together, so cannot do this too often! ‍

What an experience, FANTASTIC!!!!! This place is in Cambridge and it is a delight, they do have 2…read moreMichelin stars. Located in a park near a river back, it is beautiful and actually in a house. Everything was perfect, I had the 8 course menu and what an experience tasting each of the dishes while paired with wines from all over the World. A true restaurant for the sophisticated pallet. Staff and somaliers were amazing, I love the smoked quail eggs, served in a nest made of straws, what an aroma, it felt like camp fire. If you are in the area it is a must and it is expensive but worth every euro.

B bar is a great place to go to either to escape the shoppers, for lunch or after work its…read moreperfectly situated in the city centre. The bar has all you need from a good range of wines and drinks to snacks and main meals. It attracts a complete mix of people so theres always lots of atmosphere and lots going on without it being too hectic. B bar is set over 3 floors with mezzenine levels to add to the open feel, theres also a great outside terrace for the summer. It feels quite trendy however its very welcoming and anyone can feel at home here.

B Bar is a very cool, retro place, with a spacious layout, long bar and comfortable chairs. Set on…read more3 levels, you can enjoy a bite to eat downstairs, relax with a glass of wine on the sofas or head up to the top bar for a more lively time. The food is delicious, and ambitious for a venue which is primarily a bar. The menu is different from many places in Cambridge, breaking away from the 'boring' dishes which are so frequently seen on chain menus, and offering something a bit different from other places around. The staff are very friendly, and leave you to enjoy your evening without rushing you out. The toilets are very clean and swanky as well, and the different atmospheres of the different floors allows you to have a range of experiences under one roof. A great place to come for a few drinks with friends. Plus, it is over 21's only, so you are guaranteed not to have your night ruined by Sixth Form students!

The lamb kofte was very good. Perfect herb seasoning, juicy and no dry pieces. The rice was…read moreprobably reheated. Comes with a salad on the side. The baked potato was also good. Menu is a mix of British classics and Turkish dishes. Ended the meal with cheesecake made of black cherries and mascarpone, quite like this take on a cheesecake. Served in a round shape. I actually thought based on the name this would be a Greek place. Service needs some improvement, there is one lady that comes across as quite surly and not approachable. Right across King's college and good spot for people watching (tourists on rented bikes running into pedestrians).

The lunch special here is a very good price for the area, but it's not a lot of food for the price…read more The service is good, and there are a few tables outside, which has a very nice view of King's College.

Had to wait in line at 7pm on a Saturday but worth it - really nice burger (smash), well made and…read morehonestly amazing value

Wow, a delicious burger in the UK!!!! The clown is…read moredumbfounded. I ordered the Honest Burger for which I assume the place is named. Ordered medium rare and as any one knows it should be bleeding, and it was!. Good job. Preferred slaw to fries and it did not disappoint, red crunchy slight tang and not sweet, awesome. Cucumbers had a good pickle to them, bacon could have been more present and the burger sauce should be slathered, other than that a fine experience getting a great burger so far away from the US. But those infractions will cost the 5 stars I'm sure this place is capable of. The old days of bland overdone burgers outside the US are over, the clown will return to Honest Burger!