Lovely country pub. Admittedly we was going to a different pub in Soham for a Sunday roast, but…read morethey couldnt fit us in as a rather large-ish group. 5 adults, 2 kids and a high chair age child. This Pub fitted us in straight away and were very helpful. The main course of roast was delicious and same goes with the Deserts. 2 course meal for this group come to £105 I do feel this is abit pricey as at the end of the day it was only a Sunday Roast and bread and butter pud with custard. The drinks were extra!!!!!!! Food was lovely tho.

A great pub with superb restaurant. We had our Christmas party here last year and the food was…read moreexcellent. Well cooked, loads of choice and loads of it. Nice place to visit for a rural lunchtime treat at the weekend.

Really enjoyed a late lunch here a couple of months back. Good drinks, a lovely atmosphere and my…read morefavourite kind of pub.... an old man's type. Service was friendly and informal, and we had a couple of sandwiches, which were really straightforward but tasty. We did quite a bit of ambling around before deciding on this pub, and I think it was the right decision.

Solid quiet, Sam Smith's pub on St. Mary's street in Stamford. Cheap ales. I'm a big fan of the…read moreTaddy. Can't beat it for around £2.30 for a pint. It's grand. I've been here twice in 4 days. Food isn't available currently but they are changing management at the moment.

Excellent little pub in Cambridge, just outside the city center with a great stout selection …read more.. nice bartender that works afternoon named Dusty. Outside patio for uses if it's not raining !!! Lol

The Castle is a good Cambridge pub with an excellent selection of beers, reasonable food and…read morefriendly service. The beers on tap are from Adnams, the Southwold brewery. They have tables in the rear garden which makes for a good setting when the weather obliges. For those of us that like beer, drinking a pint of Southwold bitter in the garden on a warm summers day is a perfect pastime.

Amazing food and lovely atmosphere.. don't miss it!! Yummy!! Great Italian cuisine with a pub…read moreflare. Loved it!

This pub has an excellent selection of beer from around the world, the staff is friendly and…read moreattentive, and it has an excellent covered outdoor seating area. If all you're looking to do is meet your basic needs, in a Maslow's Hierarchy sense, then this is your place. However, for anyone who has traveled through Europe and/or has a reverence for the sacred nectar that is Belgian beer, this pub provides service with a most disrespectful sin. Allow me to explain. One of the glories of drinking beer in Europe is the service. Each beer is typically served in its brewery-appointed glass. Some are even served pair with small snacks to complement the beer. This takes the simple act of having a beer and turns it into an experience of greater depth and enjoyment. The Maypole, however, doesn't feel it should conform to this practice. Instead choosing to serve some of the world's greatest beers without the care to serve them in the proper glass, even though they have them. It feels wrong. Sure, some may argue that serving a beer in any style of Belgian glass meets the requirement, but for me it doesn't. For example, my local pub had a Belgian night a couple years back and even for just that one night, they acquired the proper glasses for each beer and served them accordingly. Surely The Maypole, with its reputation as a source for Belgian beer on a daily basis, could easily match the effort my local pub made? Surely. The Maypole is disrespecting us and the beer with each glass it pours. We all deserve better.

Quite the village pub! The New Inn is an excellent place to get a wonderful meal and a friendly…read morepint. A family run freehouse, it is probably the best restaurant in the Rushden area. Not the cheapest, not the biggest, but probably the overall best. Arthur and his family do a bang up job of providing wonderful meals and friendly service to visitors and locals alike. Always two cask ales on tap (usually Greene King IPA and Timothy Taylor's Landlord), a few draught beers and ciders, and a small bottle selection. Quite the gin selection, too, as well as a wine list. You'll be sure to find locals sitting in the cozy fire warmed pub section in the winter, or enjoying the beautiful shaded garden in the summer. Well-behaved dogs and children are welcomed!

One of the best pubs in Cambridge. Love this place. It has a historic atmosphere & is one of the…read moreoldest in town, with low ceilings and a cool vibe. Right off the river & students and profs come here. Food is very good - a twist on traditional pub food. Mussels and steak and French cheese pie were very good. Plenty of decent wines in addition to the ales.

This place is a MUST STOP if you come to Cambridge. Great selection of beers, food too notch, super…read morefriendly staff and an amazing history. This place has an official history back to 1608, it really is older than that. There a paper with the history on it and great stories. The chips-one of the best I've ever had. Crispy on the outside, soft as butter on the inside. As a guy who has traveled hours for ones that were recommended, it should hold some weight. Have a great time here and show them the love they deserve

Great pub and restaurant with friendly staff! They serve…read morelovely food, the specials in particular are always a great choice! Good selection of beers and lagers, and a lovely garden area to while away the summer weekends.

Honestly, cheapest pints we had our entire trip. And the beer was cold! So no complaints there…read more It's a cute little place and looks like it's very family friendly. The lights weren't working in the back of the restaurant, but there were many signs indicating that. We came here after our day in Ely. It's within sight of the cathedral and seemed like it was right up our alley. We ended up ordering from the two meals for 8.95 menu without really planning to do so. I got the cheddar and bacon burger and my husband got the Steak and Bombardier Ale Pie. Overall, the food was okay. It was exactly what you would expect to get. The food was fresh and the fries were good. The burger was fine - nothing notable about it. The ale pie and mushy pies were okay as well. The staff is friendly here. I could see this being a good local spot

I liked it, a very old fashioned pub with great interior in the nice, historical city in…read moreCambridgeshire right near the cathedral. The staff were very friendly, the beer was very good and the service was nice, the food menu looked impressive but not over the top, selling good pub food at a nice price. Ely BR Station is a good 15-20 minute walk away but a pub definately worth visiting!