I do not consider myself a hipster or club-kid but I do think the hidden rooms in Cambridge bring…read moresomething that no other pub has to offer. There is some sense of exclusivity with a bouncer at the door and over priced cocktails. Wouldn't necesarily want to spend a whole lot of time here as it is underground and the ceiling is rather low but I would definitely suggest this to anyone who is going to Cambridge and looking for a trendy place to have a few drinks.

We went to the hidden rooms as we were in seach of a good bar wth a good atmophere and a tempting…read morecocktail menu. They had had one of the two things atleast. Their choice of cocktails was good and made very well, However the decor and interior are quite dated and not suited to a cocktail bar, infact it looks very similar to the nightclub that proceeded it a few years ago. Their wasnt too much atmosphere however it was early when we arrived but it allfelt a little half hearted the bathroom was awful too. The hidden rooms as the name suggests are hard to find, just down a few steps off jesus lane. (next to pizza express) usually places that are hard to find are often worth the search and effort however this sadly wasnt the case here. It maybe much better late at night though with more people and the cheery beer goggles on.

Fun little bar in Cambridge, better than most, they do know how to make great cocktails, the bar…read moretender was very nice and explained to me why tipping with a card doesn't make any sense for them. It is because they have to automatically pay 40% taxes on their tips. So when you are in UK, although not required tip with cash please.

Came in here on a Saturday afternoon to get some work done. Quiet atmosphere, looked like a good…read morealternative to the crowded nearby coffee shops. On reflection, the lack of a crowd on a busy Saturday should have been a clue. Don't bother ordering a cocktail here. The alleged pina colada was bland and watery, with plenty of unblended ice remaining in the bottom of the glass. (This latter was a mixed curse; had they succeeded in blending it fully, it is doubtful that even the faintest trace of the presumably-artificial coconut flavouring would have remained.) Wireless is free and surprisingly fast (12Mbps download, 768kbps upload), but disappointingly unreliable; if you don't know how to bypass a DHCP server by sniffing network traffic and then manually configuring an IP address, then don't expect it to work for you. There is no sign of available power. Despite the "free wireless" advertised in the windows, this really isn't set up to be somewhere you can work comfortably, which leaves me wondering why it stays open all afternoon.

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.

Love this place........somewhere where the music dosn't blast your ears....you can actually hear…read morethe people you are with when they talk to you....and the music is just fantastic.....lounge/chill/funk.....brilliant This is a place for all ages...ABOVE 30...and i fit well into that category Is such a great atmosphere.....

Im sure many of you have walked passed this place as its tucked away down Rose Crescent…read more I was very dubious when I walked in the entrance and down the stairs but I didnt need to be as this is a hidden gem that gives you lots of things that many places in Cambridge dont seem to have. The food is lovely they have a tapas menu which allows you to try many dishes that you would not normally try and if you dont like it you can easily move on to the next one. The music gives you a wide range of choice some nights the small dancing place will be packed with customers dancing the night away to the big bass sounds and other nights jazz is on the menu allowing everyone to tap away at their table to the dulcit tones. The decor is another plus for me its stylish, dark, and romantic a place where you can easily lose track of time and stumble upstairs as its getting light.

Beautiful ambiance at Novi in Cambridge! We were staying…read moreright across the street and noticed how fabulous the cafe looked. We stopped by during the day for quick and delicious flat whites. We circled back at night to try the espresso martinis! Super well balanced espresso martinis that were recommended by our punting guide. We would definitely come back and recommend this spot to anyone visiting Cambridge!

Love their cocktails here. Bottomless brunch really is not a good deal because you can't possibly…read moredrink all of the drinks to try to make your money back in the time they give you-- unless you sit at the bar where you can constantly ask for more-- because the server didn't check on us often enough for us to order enough drinks to make it worth it. That said I really enjoyed the Turkish eggs brunch item, and the croquettes app. My mind was blown by how good the naan bread with whipped feta was. They have a rooftop terrace with no view, but it's a cozy little spot to sit-- very quiet. I do like the ambiance of the indoors a bit more though.

And I still get emails from the Fez…read more Their themed nights are interesting. And their drinks, though pricey (in terms of pounds) are good enough to give you a lasting buzz...or more. The good thing about this place is they don't charge you for cover (well at least when I went) and dress codes aren't strict (I guess cuz they assume everyone in Europe has a good sense of style). Last I was here my friends and I got there early enough to get a booth and ordered ourselves drinks before we hit the dancefloor. But while there, I accidentally bumped into some lady smoking where then she told me to "WOTCH IT!" Also, there seemed to be more guys and girls. You know what that means (I'll let that simmer for a bit). I also couldn't really enjoy their music, not because I didn't like it but moreso because I couldn't get used to it. But everyone around me seemed to enjoy it, what with it being stuff from the U.S. and other countries. The crowd there was very diverse too, especially both young and old. Mostly old. Overall, if I was back in the area I would comeback just to party here one more time. I know there aren't that many clubs/ night spots in Cambridge but the Fez is a good club to check out if you're in the area.

This is an alright club, a bit on the small side and very pricey (and I'm used to London prices)…read morebut the music was good, the toilets were nice and the staff were suprisingly friendly. For the taller person this place is a little cramped but I'm used to that now but it can be a hit hairy after afew and you forget to duck. Also the coat check is a joke, there is no real queue and it's basically just a free for all to get your coat in or out ad this means it drops a star as a good coat check is the mark of a good club. All in all it's not a bad night out, especially seeing as cambridge has little else to it's name.

Excellent espresso martinis with a view. We went to the rooftop at about 3pm and they were only…read moreserving drinks and snacks, but that's all we really needed. It wasn't crowded at all-- plenty of seats to select from. 360 views of Cambridge-- this is a wonderful place to hang out. "Vegetable crisps" are basically just the veggie crisps you get in the grocery store, so huge markup there, but if you need something to soak up the alcohol, I would go with that.

This place has horrible service but the food is ok. It is priced like a high end restaurant but no…read moreone seems to know what they are doing. This was a huge dissapointment.

This review is for the cocktail class at revolution, rather than the whole bar (although maybe the…read moremain bar is just as fun!?) My friends and I were given a really fun cocktail making class here during a hen night. They started by giving us each a glass of pink bubbles while the two lads, Paul and Ash, showed us how to make woo woos, long island iced teas, raspberry mojitos and cosmopolitans. Then each of us took it in turns to go behind the counter and try making each cocktail. Once we had got a handle of the basics (they were pretty easy cocktails after all) they let us loose with games (for example who can make the best 'purple rain' - the worst one drinks a shot of chilli vodka etc.) I made a bison grass mojito, and loved it! It was sooo fun! The lads put up with our madness, all our innuendo and our insistence on using penis straws rather than the normal variety. They even washed up our penises so we could take them with us to the next part of the hen night! * I was reeeeally glad that we made a couple of each cocktail and then shared them, rather than making one each of every cocktail. I'm a lightweight and making/drinking 6/7 cocktails would have killed my liver BUT I can imagine some heavier drinkers might've felt cheated by the sharing mentality! ** We had the whole of the upstairs bar for our crazy group...and they even let us ride on the life size cow. It was such a giggle!!

Jay gave us great service. The food was tasty and the rooftop bar was very hip and relaxing. I'd…read moredefinitely return

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.

My travel companion and I got in a little tiff and decided to spend the day apart, so I found…read moremyself out wandering in the rain, along the beautiful cobblestones of Cambridge. I was hungry and just trying to find any place for breakfast, when I came across the Ivy. It looked cozy from outside, so I dipped in, only to find a mostly empty restaurant (it was that odd late breakfast time before lunch). The waitress was fantastic, and the breakfast a delight. I had my first English breakfast and wasn't disappointed. I demolished everything (but the blood sausage--sorry, I tried it, not my thing) and was stuffed and ready to make-up w my sister. Soooo good, I'm still thinking about that breakfast.

Valentines special menu option chosen. Quality of the food…read morewas excellent with a reasonable selection to choose from. Service attentive without being in your face. Only slight negative for us was being seated near the window so was good if you wanted to chat but lacked the atmosphere of being seated more centrally. That said I would happily book again.