4.0/5

(5,248 reviews)

This was purpose built in 1937 as the Regal cinema. It was then the most up-to-date cinema in Cambridge, a veritable ‘palace’ – as it was dubbed by cinema-goers of the 1930s. Until recently, it had be

4.4/5

(1,712 reviews)

The Cambridge Chop House was the first of our two Chop Houses. It is in the heart of the city centre, 50 yards from King’s College Chapel and a similar distance from the Arts Theatre.

4.4/5

(541 reviews)

We use the freshest ingredients to get the most authentic Thai taste. We source locally and seasonally where possible. The wine list has been chosen to offer something for everyone. You may like to

4.6/5

(701 reviews)

Rob, Jess and Steve would like to welcome you to The Elm Tree.

3.9/5

(1,289 reviews)

OUR INDEPENDENT BRAND STRIVES TOWARDS, SUSTAINABLE, RESPECTFUL, RELAXED LIVING

4.6/5

(985 reviews)

The Free Press has been a pub for over 120 years and seen many a change in the area.

4.1/5

(1,691 reviews)

The Fort St George is situated on the edge of the picturesque Midsummer Common while also over looking the River Cam. It is one of the oldest Pubs in Cambridge featuring several stunning features from Ingle nook fire places to old oak beams.

4.4/5

(1,259 reviews)

The Punter is a cheerfully baggy pub that has a certain scrappy authenticity.

4.3/5

(587 reviews)

The Tivoli, a unique social experience, has arrived in Cambridge. A pub rebuilt & reimagined! ‍ With odes to its cinematic & brewing past, The Tivoli combines 2 street food stalls, an array of amazi