Today we walked the River Cam from Cambridge, and we ended up at The Bridge in Waterbeach. We…read moreabsolutely loved everything from the moment we walked into the restaurant to the moment we left satiated and enriched. The wood fires were lit, the ambiance was warm and very friendly, the people were welcoming and kind, and we chose to dine outside due to the great Saturday October 16 weather. Everything was perfect from the appetizer to the main meal to the dessert. Sitting along with River Cam was ever so pleasant as well as enjoying the delicious food. The gnocchi was savory, the bass dish perfect, and the hunter chicken was perfectly cooked. The IPAs were welcomed, and the music was great. Thank you to everyone at The Bridge.

This is a lovely country restaurant/pub, both in the summer (when its riverside location makes it…read moreincredibly busy) and in the winter, sitting inside the cosy pub with the fire on. The food is really tasty (although not cheap) and it's certainly more on the 'gastro' pub tip than the traditional pub fodder. You can't make reservations - and finding a table in summer can be tricky. A few times we've turned up only to drive elsewhere because there were no spaces. But when we have found a table it's been definitely worth the wait. The location and food are fantastic! Another bonus in my opinion (although it will annoy others) is that the outdoors area is non-smoking. So while other pub outdoor areas have become hangouts for smokers (I guess they've got to go somewhere!), those who hate cigarettes (like myself) can still enjoy a lovely summer's day outside. In the winter the pub is pretty quiet, like many seasonal watering holes. My partner and I celebrated our birthdays here in March - and were so impressed by the friendly, helpful staff! They were really sweet and accommodating, found places for our fairly big party, sang 'happy birthday' and made our evening really special.

Great Village pub. Food was excellent. We had a family birthday dinner. Lovely function room at the…read moreback leading out to the Garden. The room looked great. Landlord and staff were very attentive and friendly . There were 17 guests and all were very impressed with everything. Thank you for making the evening special.

This is a great little pub which somehow manages to squeeze in a wide selection of real ales, some…read moreinexpensive, hearty food, and a dart board! There are two bars, one of which is the sporting area and holds the telly and dart board and is kitted out in dark wood throughout. The other bar is comfier with cushioned chairs and stools, lots of beer paraphernalia on the walls, there is also a real fire which is extremely welcoming on a cold winters afternoon. In the summer you can use the beer garden at the rear which is surprisingly large given the location. It is worth noting that at lunchtime, food is served noon until two, but its best not to get there too late. The food is uber-traditional, from excellent soup and sandwiches with home-cooked ham to more substantial dishes such as lasagne, and just about everything comes with excellent chips. As mentioned above the beer is varied and is also kept exceptionally well in my opinion. There is normally a choice of around five real beers on tap, ranging from a porter to much lighter choices, plus a couple of lagers. All in all, the world would be a better place if all pubs where like the Red Lion!

I've been living in Histon since September and I've been to the Read Lion at least 10 times. I…read morereally can't get enough. BEST HAND-CUT CHIPS IN THE WORLD (for just 3£ or 1.50£ for half a portion!!!!)

Frustrating and very disappointed on our day trip to No Hurry in…read more Arrived there at 13:00 with our person supported 2x wheelchair user . Serving food only at the garden which is great because its sunny. Found a bench we can seat on. GOT IGNORED multiple times and no signs for what to do when you want order. After 20 mins seating and looking like a thwat we manage to ask where can we order. She told us that they are not taking orders for the next 30 mins, then proceed to walk away no explanation after that. Sooooo rude!!!! Eventually we catch the attention of one of the young waitress, ordered drinks and she kindly explained why can't we order food. She said to wait for 15 mins then hand us the menu upon my colleague request. After waiting for 1hr and 30mins and finishing our drinks we decided to just leave. Felt ignore, discriminate at and very hungry. Within the times we were waiting new costumers coming in and staff are accomodating them, asking for their orders and bring out FOOD. We visit and eat here a lot before the pandemic start because of the scenery,food and staff accomodating dietary needs. This might be the very last day that i will take our person supported.

After deciding to drive around until stumbling on a random country pub, we found this hidden place…read moreappropriately named "Five Miles From Anywhere". The pub is really cosy, the staff welcoming and friendly (very important) and the food was excellent - will definitely be stumbling upon this delightfully hidden establishment again!

Very lovely pub in the sleepy village of Cottenham 6 miles outside of Cambridge. I'm from the…read moreStates but have friends who live nearby in the village, and we stopped in one night during my recent visit. We only stayed for one drink and sat at the bar, but I loved the historical feel of the interior, the selection of British ales, and the friendly bartender. They have a wood fired pizza oven, so they do a variety of pizzas, as well as a traditional Sunday roast and other elevated pub fare. I'm told they completely renovated the interior in the last year or so to reduce the drinking area and increase the restaurant dining-in area. I did not try the food while I was there, but from what I see on their instagram, it looks classy and delicious. They also do a lot of events throughout the year, including live music and a big multi-day beer festival in the summer.

We came for the Sunday roast special. I had the rack of lamb. It was fantastic. Perfect cook,…read moreserved with mixed vegetables and gravy. We also had the sticky toffee pudding with ice cream. That is our new favorite desert. Great atmosphere, great food, great staff.

The Jolly Millers is a nice little pub at the northern end of the high street with a long (but…read morenarrow) beer garden. In terms of facilities it is on the basic side with no Sky Sports and only a relatively normal sized television. There is a pool table and a jukebox, and the food is simple with hot meals served on certain evenings, however they do a mean chicken tikka sandwich on a Saturday. The beer is unfortunately less than inspiring with Greene King standards on tap, but no interesting bitters, but the service is always warm and welcoming.

The owners spent a long time in Spain and the tapas is amazing. Honestly some of the best pub food…read moreI've ever had

Had a lovely late dinner here. The vegetable pie and the carrot ginger soup were both delicious…read more And the Eton Mess for dessert was a great finish. We went in expecting mediocre pub food and despite arriving at 9PM with the kitchen closing we had an excellent meal and service. Couldn't be more pleased.

The White Swan restaurant is superb! The food comes beautifully presented and it tastes phenomenal…read morewhich for the price you wouldn't expect anything less! The chef's here are certainly top notch and have an artistic flair to add to their quality skills. The waiting staff are also wonderfully polite, professional and experience working in such a luxurious and sophisticated place. Everything from hygiene to staff to food are amazing at The White Swan and I urge you to make a trip if your wallet allows for it.

Garden was very nice for children, wooden toys are great. We ordered Tower Burger and Fish & Chips…read more, both were great and tasty. Burger was better than some of the burger houses in the city. Especially the portion of the fish was big, nicely battered and fried well with clean oil which is important for me.

My first experience at a British pub, and I must say it was a good one. The staff was polite and…read morewelcoming and the pub had a nice cozy feel to it. It really felt more like you were a guest at a friends than in a bar. Quiz night was going on and that certainly was a lot of fun too, even though I don't know jack about golf or...the other Brit stuff. Thanks for showing this colonial a nice evening, and for the cold pint!

A great little pub that offers pool table but also a home cooked food that's good after work and…read morefor football fans looking for somewhere near histon FC

Okay, if I'm finally getting to review in the UK after 2 years of waiting where do I start? How…read moreabout the pub at the end of my street? YESSS Because my local is amazing. Truly. It's got strange live music, a pool table, a beer garden, free newspapers, a small but decent selection of beers, seating on the street, bar billiards (sometimes) and... thousands of pigs. That's right - this dark but warm little pub is brimful of random pig toys, pig posters and pig sculptures. It adds a unique atmosphere to an already well-known atmospheric pub. Being only about 20 houses away, you can trust me that this is a true local gem. After 5 on most nights you'll find this place packed with drinkers who can't be bothered to go home just yet or catch the train home to the villages. Even if it's near-freezing out you'll still see us taking our beers out and sitting on the grass by the BBC next door so that the smokers can smoke away. And on a hot summer night - it's just perfect. No need to go home until I get thrown out.

It's nice enough. A bit on the pretentious side a small English style pub with an intimate manner…read more Good beer but missing the pub classics. Musicians followed poets and etc on the tiny area for performing. None rated above a 'meh' but better than a sports crowd glued to the glowing grinning eye of the government.