We had the best experience at Midsummer house! Very cosy environment and incredible food! All dishes were pieces of art. Highly recommended for birthdays, anniversaries, and more! It's definitely worth it. We noticed that the entrance to the restaurant is not where Google maps shows. The entrance is not from the river side.

Me and my Dad had an amazing meal here together. Probably the best we've had together. It is very expensive, even compared to other two stars and some three but in my opinion very much worth it for the food. The service additionally was fantastic I suppose the wine pairing seemed over priced if I am to be critical. The Sommelier was engaging, fun and knowledgeable but some of the wines themselves although delicious, didn't seem so worth the money. This is shadowed by the 5 star experience and we were happy to pay (next time though we may purchase a bottle or two instead though).

An absolutely gorgeous gem nestled on the side of the Cam. A special treat dinner was everything we hoped it would be and more. Literally everything and everybody on point from start to finish. Wonderful.

Visited for my boyfriends, mums 70th. We had a great time. The food was obviously delicious, and the service was great. The staff were happy to take themselves not too seriously. Only criticism was that some of the servers spoke very quietly, which was tricky for those of us without perfect hearing.

An absolute privilege to finally eat here. The ambience of the restaurant is outstanding. The food was the best all 4 of us have ever tasted and the wine pairing was remarkable. All the staff were superb but special mention must go to the Somelier whose knowledge was remarkable and to Molly a charming and warm human being. Thank you Daniel and all your staff for an experience all 4 of us will remember forever 👏👏

We had lunch at this beautiful French restaurant in Cambridge. It was the best foodie experience in this trip. Foods and deserts were great. The staffs were attentive and helpful. Will definitely come back again.

Such a fantastic evening! Thanks to the whole team, front of house and back, for an incredible dining and culinary experience. The food was creative, innovative and attractive. The flavours were divine and every member of staff treated us beautifully. Thanks again!

Fabulous taster menu, about 18 courses that were perfectly balanced to avoid any feelings of overload. We had the 'cheaper' wine pairing and each was seriously good. It ranks as one of the finest dining experiences ever, every course was sublime. There were 5 of us in the private dining room and I think others may find it a bit atmospherically cold, thankfully we're a reasonably lively, not rowdy, group and it was fine. Arthur, our waiter and sommelier, was a triumph. Very expensive but when you see the detail in every course you understand why. A magnificent treat.

Amazing as usual. Cambridge’s local Michelin is well worth dining at at least once in your life. If you haven’t dined here you’re missing out! Well worth the cost. Ambience is perfect — quiet and comfortable. Nice for a date or business meeting. Favorite dish is their constant — the apple shaped beignets are to die for. Also their gift bag carrot cake…

Exciting food, very high quality presentation and outstanding service . Phenomenal experience to choose the Tasting Menu, a delicacy indeed. It's a unique restaurant in its category, definitely worth a detour ! "Chapeau" for everyone involved to make our anniversary special, thank you !

midsummer_house is a 2 Michelin star Victoria era river side cottage in the heart of Cambridge. Serving some incredibly beautiful French meals. It was the best culinary experience I have ever had in my life and I would recommend going if you have a special occasion coming up as it’s on the pricier side but it is worth every penny. We later slipped into the lounge area with some spectacular views of the River Cam and was given the absolute honour of looking behind the scenes in the kitchen! Absolutely unforgettable experience! 😍🤩

We enjoyed a culinary symphony at Midsummer House. The service was impeccable, and the atmosphere was relaxed and inviting. The nature-inspired presentations were works of art, and the thoughtful wine selections only elevated the dining experience. We'd love to return every season and get inspired. Thank you for such a delightful experience and the sourdough ;-)

The waiting staff have us stellar service. They are very knowledgeable and caring, and make it look like a very relaxed environment. The chefs are quick to serve food and they execute it to perfection. The food presentation is amazing and food taste is so good I cannot find appropriate words to describe it. Separate components of the dish and they altogether sing perfectly in the mouth. The place is lovely and I enjoyed watching birds.

Quick stop for a pint before I walk around this beautiful area. Lovely local pub having lovely atmosphere. Beautifully situated in front of River Cam.

I’ll recommend skipping food, though the pub itself is cozy and dog friendly. One of the stars goes to a customer’s puppy. Very very slow service. We waited for an hour for chips and sausages and a pie. The kitchen is busy with a big group they say… I could have come next time if they told me honestly when we were ordering food. But no warning at all. With the time I might be able to bring the ingredients home and cook and bring them back 🙃 The man taking order is confused with the menu and order. The lady said she’ll check with the kitchen but never came back. I was told the steak pie was not available after putting down order — what a disappointment. Chicken and ham hock and leek pie is mediocre at most. The crust is too hard. I felt it’s going wrong when I poke my knife into it. The knife failed to break through top, twice. The filling is alright, creamy but not too heavy, though I’d prefer more substantial leek. The mash is nice and not too oily. The potato skin is quite burnt and sad. The gorgozonla unexpectedly came in a liquid form. The sweet potato wrongly ordered, but they are not bad.

We did a little stop at Cambridge for a Sunday roast with my family whilst travelling back to london and we were lucky enough to try The Mill. The pub is really atmospheric, ideal for a little walk by the river. The food was truly exceptional. I had one of the best roasts ever! We highly recommend this place.

Pub on the river, atmospheric. Great to see a vinyl record player knocking out the tunes. Good range of beers including Adnams. Bar meals, fish and chips burgers. Indoor seating for around 20. I would return again cosy, comfortable and good service

A real fan of this riverside pub in the heart of Cambridge. It's pretty compact inside and you might have to wait for a table at busy times but tables turn quite quickly here so you won't have to wait too long. For real ale fans there is a great selection of beers from regular to craft..more than you can shake a stick at! Quality food menu with everything from Caesar salad to Jerk Chicken, all well cooked and given how busy it was delivered to the table quickly. It's dog friendly inside too! On a warm day the drinking area extends beyond the bridge and onto the grass outside, so pack a picnic blanket if that weather's good!!

Pub on the river, atmospheric. Great to see a vinyl record player knocking out the tunes. Good range of beers including Adnams. Bar meals, fish and chips burgers. Indoor seating for around 20. I would return again cosy, comfortable and good service

Booked a table to eat there on a Friday evening before going to a concert. The table wasn't ready when I arrived at the booked time so I had to wait at the bar while a table was prepared. The menu was much shorter than the sample menu on the website and contained only 4 mains, three of which were types of burger. I ordered a chicken burger (£14), which seemed to be a high quality burger with real (unprocessed) chicken and a good breadcrumb coating, but unfortunately it had been overcooked to a burnt crisp, and was barely edible. They have a good selection of beers and the barmen were fine.

Small pub with limited food menu (but tasty). No real ciders when we visited. Good for quick lunch next to river but disappointingly small view of it. Lovely spot though. Very helpful landlord explained our route.

Lovely location. But food was very disappointing - bread for sandwiches was so dry and hard, halloumi fries over cooked. Girl at bar needed reminding that one meal was for coeliac. Staff lacked any kind of personality or even a smile. Was expecting it to be much nicer than it was.

Well. It has been almost a year. And with expectations set high I brought 3 family members to sample the Sunday roast. And The Mill did not disappoint. Coping well with our requests. The Mill is a customer orientated pub. The roast beef with the veg and sides was superlative. And what is it about The Mill gravy? It is something special. We were very happy with the service and the food. This is a real Cambridge Town pub. There is nothing like it. As to the menu: There is something for every age and persuasion. Glad we came back. Keep doing what you are doing. See you soon.

I really like this place. Been here a couple of times and it is excellent for brunch. Extra points for the buttons we use to call the waiters. And there’s a mill inside which is a nice touch.

Very nice, cozy place by the river. Food and service are good. It's usually crowded because it's close to the punting start spot. The atmosphere is good. Only cards accepted.

Came in for a pint after the boats. Good atmosphere and warm. The staff was friendly. The place was clean. The food smelled great. Dogs are allowed.

This is a really cute pub by the water. Lots of character and very busy. They have a record player where you can select an LP and change the music yourself. The prices are okay, but the food experience overall was poor. Unfortunately over cooked and dry - chicken wings and halloumi fried. The chips and mac & cheese bites were okay though. I would visit again the atmosphere is nice, but would not order food there.

I'd you are looking for calm evening to spent in a not so crowded place ...this is a place to look out for with some great snacks and drinks 🍸 😋

My wife took me to here as a surprise to enjoy the short tasting menu with paired drinks, and indeed, what an amazing surprise it was! Understated and demure, we went without expectation and were really moved by the whole experience. The personable nature of the staff who all had their individual personalities added to the experience. The food was an amazing treat and gives Cambridgeshire's best an amazing challenge. The descriptions, flavours and presentations are something else. Thank you to the team for making this pre-Christmas experience so special. Attention to detail, great service, unforgettable flavours and textures...Restaurant Twenty Two is a must for genuine fine dining in Cambridgeshire.

My partner brought me here for a special lunch. The full tasting menu and wine pairing was absolutely divine. The perfect amount of food; we didn’t leave too full or hungry. We each had different dish favourites though they were all divine in different ways! The cocktails we had whilst eating the initial snacks (Negroni and espresso martini) were incredible. Fantastic service too.

I had a full course dinner menu at the Cambridge Michelin restaurant, which was quite impressive. I did not expect to be stuffed at a Michelin restaurant given my large appetite… We started off the taste journey with a bite size warm cheese tart, topped with shredded Parmesan. Among the three snacks, my favorite was the rabbit course, which was exquisitely prepared with complex flavors. Featuring a thin, crispy coating with the wild taste of rabbit meat preserved just right. The pre-meal bread was a pleasant surprise and one of the reasons my friend revisited. I'm not usually interested in flaky bread, but the bread itself was moist but not greasy, and I was surprised by its warm feel, easily crumbled crust, and perfectly structured air pockets. Among the three kinds of butter, my favorite was the fermented yeast, which had an unexpected taste of miso. Followed by a custard mushroom soup, the custard was different from the Asian style, resembling cream added, with a garnish of black truffle aroma, overall not bad. The three main courses were pork belly, codfish, and beef. The pork belly was fatty but balanced well with an aggressive sauce similar to "scallion oil"; the final steak was thoughtful, with butter used in a layered potato, the beef tongue and steak were slow-fried, and the bone marrow was stewed into a sauce. However, the codfish was a bit disappointing, although the fish was tender from low-temperature slow cooking, the sauce lacked surprise. The transition before the dessert was clever, with a grapefruit sorbet parfait and lemon jelly making a refreshing, grease-cutting ice cream sandwich. However, the actual dessert was somewhat too heavy, with the caramel almost reaching the viscosity of toffee, overpowering the bitterness of the chocolate itself, which, as a chocolate lover, I only managed to finish with difficulty. Overall, it was delicious, but I feel this menu was not well-balanced between dishes, starting from the very first appetizer, giving a strong sensory impact and easily becoming too rich.

Absolutely outstanding. I knew of this restaurant years ago under the previous owners when I couldn't belie how good the food was for the price. The new owners have taken this to the next level though. The menu was delightful, the cooking sublime and the service excellent. Particular highlights were all of the amuse bouche, which were fantastic and the wine pairing with information from the sommelier for each glass. The decore is minimalist but comfortable and the atmosphere incredibly intimate. It can't be long until this place earns it's first michelin star. Having been to midsummer house just across the river a number of times, there's really very little separating the two

What a wonderful lunch we’ve had. This Michelin starred restaurant is amazing. Food was simply perfection…the staff knowledgeable, friendly and always ready to help. They created a memorable experience, and we look forward to more visits at the Restaurant Twenty Two!

Beautifully presented and very tasty food with soft drink pairing. One of the team worked out it was for a birthday celebration and surprised us with a little birthday treat which was a lovely touch.

The most incredible meal I have ever had! SERIOUSLY! I don't even know where to start to describe it. From the first bite to the last each and every dish was bursting with harmonious flavour. I ate ingredients that I would normally despise and even heard a grown man from another table ask for alterations because he 'didn't like' certain ingredients.. he truly missed out! The service is 5 star, all staff were amazing and super helpful. Whatever the occasion, book the dam table and eat here because there is no way you will regret it.

Beautifully presented, exquisitely tasteful food, each course artfully accompanied with wine. Even the short tasting menu left us full. The staff were attentive, friendly and added some personal touches for this birthday outing.

Solid 5-star. Totally enjoyed the lunch menu and looking forward to bringing my family and friends here! This is going to be no. 1 place for treating important guests (Might sneak back on my own for some a weekday treat too <3) Literally everything is fantastic. Thoughtful but not ostentatious creations with local produces. Parmesan snack with roasted pumpkin seeds. Warm, gooey, cheesy. A beautiful starting point. The green asparagus custard with ham and aerated white asparagus foam really encapsulates the spring. Herbal and full of umami, it has a light texture like Asian steamed egg. Bread arrives as a laminated brioche, which looks like a denser croissant. A little guilty, but delicious. Beautifully layered and buttery. The butter is milky, but the chicken liver pate is the absolute queen on the bread. Smooth, creamy, flavorful but not too heavy even on top of that flaky bun. Cured and seared cod, covered lemon dill and in mustard hollandaise. I was worried it could be too overpowering, but it is alright. Still extra for me and reminds me of my college kitchen. Crispy kale is lovely and the radish is refreshing. The cod itself is plump and tender. 8/10 Prime cut of beef in slow cooked in water bath. The beautiful pink piece is deliciously seasoned and tender. The bottom piece tastes like red braised and contains a melting chunk of tendon. Morel mushrooms are pickled and slightly sour, zingy. The Great Abington asparagus is gigantic in size but delicate in taste. Red wine and garlic sauce has capers, ham, and mustard in it and offers complex flavors. Also enjoyed the celeriac purée which goes well with the steak. The plating is so elegant and not pretentious at all. 10/10 Absolutely love the dessert. The best finishing course among my recent years’ dining experiences (excluding my tiramisu hunts)! Again a fine balance between taste and creativity. Frangipane sponge, crumbly and light. Chocolate mousse. Naturally sweet Banana jam. Hazelnut mousse. A small scoop of salted milk ice cream, delightfully savory and cooling. Shortbread and mushroom crumbs. Banana stick. Not trying to be extravagant but everything combines harmoniously to present extraordinary finale. ❤️ And thankfully it’s not too sweet at all— surprisingly, the dark chocolate dome and the ripe banana core may be the sweetest part. Heard it’s new to the menu. Please keep it 🥹 100/10 The little space is cozy and has the charm of sitting in a loving family home. The second floor is intimate with lovely drawings. Service is super warm, attentive but not intrusive. And the courses come one after another in an efficient pace. Eat slower and enjoy ;) Congratulations to the chef and team on the well-deserved Michelin star.

This is a very special place. We have eaten here 3 times over a few years and it just continues to improve. The food is absolutely incredible- such thought and attention to detail and flavours. The staff are also excellent. Friendly and welcoming without an ounce of pretentiousness. I’ve never been to a place the serves food this good in such a nice atmosphere (including some 3* places) The team work so hard and I wish Alex & Sam every success for the future.

The meal was wonderful. The chef and the team was brilliant.Not only the food was delicous, their services was excellent. I liked the starter to the desserts. They used the local sourced ingredients from for the dishes, they made the tasty beet which from Herefordshire. It was terrificly good, it is worth the money.

Everything was very nice, from the food (we have regular and no fish tasting menus) to the atmosphere and service. Myself was very full midway through the menu :) Loved the parmesan starters and the amazing soup.

What can I say that's not already been said? Use any superlative you can think of and then some. Tucked away in a rather "blink and you'll miss it" victorian townhouse is this superb restaurant. Lorry driver & cleaner made to feel like millionaire lottery winners. Been lucky enough to have dined at a couple of Michelin star restaurants but always felt the urge to "let's have a burger" afterwards. Not here though, oh, no. Left fully appetite satisfied. Best Sauvingnon blanc we've had and by restaurant prices, a good price. (Had two, and we're from Yorkshire!) It was wife's birthday and also our wedding anniversary and she was skeptical about paying so much for a meal. Changed her mind afterwards. Money we'll spent.

I would like to thank the entire team for making the evening very special. I still see & remember the visit as it was yesterday and in reality it's almost to 2 weeks. Your michelin star is well deserved. From the beginning till the end everything was perfect. My special thank you goes to Bethany. Thank you for taking me with you to the journey of sommelier. The wine presentation showed that you know what you are talking about. The short stories behind those wines were amazing. The highlight was that south african wine. As you said it was meant to be. Thank you!

Had their tasting menu with the wine flight. We had the best experience. Expensive - yes, but we felt like we had good value.

Fantastic lunch with the family. Had the short tasting menu and the matched wine flight. Fabulous good and service. If you want to push the boat out for a special occasion then I thoroughly recommend.

Came for a lovely lunch for my birthday. Service is impeccable and food delicious. The room is bright and buzzy, so the atmosphere was great. You could chat comfortably without it feeling too loud with everyone doing so. And all the staff said happy birthday as I left! Will return!

What an absolute gem! We visited this place in 2021 during a day trip to Cambridge. If you are ever visiting Cambridge, I highly recommend PT for an amazing lunch. Food is excellent. My favourite dishes were Winter Wiltshire truffle risotto and Salmon. They have really good meat free selection as well. Don’t forget to order triple cooked chips for the side. Staff is very friendly and courteous. Wish they had a branch in London. Highly recommended!

Lovely experience with a couple of friends on multiple occasions. I have no reason to stop going! Food, drinks, service and atmosphere 10/10!

On a busy hot summer's day this is a brilliant place to get a taste of calm and a long cool drink. The smartly dressed bar staff can make any drink you have ever heard of and many that you have never heard of. It's not cheap as I discovered, a mandatory service charge is included. Free bar snacks was a nice touch.

The rib eye steak with oyster mushrooms was excellent. It came with a chimichuri sauce too. We were rather excited by the sweet shop sundae desert which included seasonal/festive jelly sweets. I did order a coffee which I think was forgotten as we waited an extremely long time fot it. This dampened my overall experience alongside a small portion of the crab starter. It was rather lacking on the crab meat I'd say. Judge for yourself by the photo... We had a very enjoyable meal overall. The service was great. Would I come back. Yes.

Had a lovely Festive Afternoon Tea at Parker's Tavern on New Year's Eve. The afternoon tea is in the Library, which is nice since it's a quieter and cozier space than the main restaurant. The festive tweaks to the normal afternoon tea menu were inventive and cute and everything was delicious. Would definitely recommend!

Beautiful space. The atmosphere is elegant. The food is bland, but high tea is a very English experience. Our server was very kind, helpful and informative.

The food was ok, and overpriced. The cauliflower tempura was simple and nice, but the lemon sole felt mostly like a salty fish salad.

4.5 stars. I loved my steak, it was really well seasoned; the chips and tartare sauce were also really good. However, my friend who ordered the lamb was fairly unhappy with the size of the portion, although also good in taste. The friend who ordered the risotto was fairly happy with it, although it was a starter. All in all, if you are hungry, go for a steak!

I've been in this restaurant several times because I liked the food and atmosphere. However the last time I also went to the SPA for a massage, with a friend. We both agreed it was dull and we wouldn't go back, but then we decided to go for what it became a dangerous lunch in which I thought I broke a tooth. We ordered the crab for starter, shame that I didn't know mine had a big piece of hard shell, and when unknowingly I crunched on it, I felt immediate pain and worried my tooth was cracked. I reported the situation immediately to the staff, including the Manager and they took the shell away as they were going to "investigate" the incident. They also asked my details but I've never heard from them since (thei happened in October). They removed £10 from the bill (yeah, they still charged me for it, despite what happened) and then I had to pay £59 to go to the dentist because of that incident. I won't go back after this as I have been really disappointed by their poor service as well as the food. Update: since posting this review I've been contacted by the new Manager who very kindly listened to my concerns and resolved the situation. I will be happy to go again to the restaurant (not the SPA) in the future as he showed excellent management skills.

Fantastic, just what you expect from a place like Parker's tavern. We were there for my birthday with 3 kids, the staff were very attentive to our needs and tended us always with a smile. The food was just delicious. the Venison and wild berries is a must. It is a place worth eating

I took my friends for afternoon tea here mainly for the location and decor. It mostly met my expectations with nice food (not wow-level but seems trustworthy for future visits), decent tea selection, and friendly service. Sweet potato avocado sandwich is an interesting combination. Surprisingly savory, with a hint of curry, and beautifully smooth. Love the smoky salmon mousse and the cheese and onion quiche, which isn’t solid like egg quiche and is so creamy. The freshly baked scones are lovely. Warm, crusty on the outside, and moist inside. They are more eggy, bread-like, denser than my other favorite ones, but tastes good too. Fruit scones are slightly smaller. A nice balanced hint of cinnamon and not too sweet (only two or three pieces of raisins on the top but good enough for me). The sweet deck… a balance between aesthetics and taste. Duke of Cambridge tart is savory-sweet and quite good. The lemon drizzle cake is quite pleasant. Vegan scone tastes a little like burnt coconut/sesame/milk powder. Not bad but we were intrigued. Lapsang Souchong is really smoky. Masala Chai is delicately spiced. Rooibos Orange breakfast is very fruity. Bottomless tea is a nice plus, as the sandwiches and desserts are a little less tempting to be re-ordered. Service is warm and friendly. The decor is beautiful, but somehow the smooth jazz-ish background music doesn’t fit the ambience. Some classier jazz or classic music would work better. Overall it’s a 4.4 for me, worth the price and I’d recommend it if you have to have one in Cambridge.

Easter lunch, lamb poor, raw and tough, beef was nice , service not bad could of been better , server didn't bring cauliflower cheese to table when asked she said she didn't know if it's available tho it's on the menu. Service charge should NOT be added to the bill should be left to diners choice !!! Surroundings were nice, just a shame the food wasn't up to standard .

Had a lovely anniversary dinner here. Had asked for a romantic table by the window and I think we got the best spot with a view of the piece and the Ferris wheel. Service was spot on and very attentive. The food was amazing! We ordered courgette tempura, Pilchard with gooseberries, lamb and an amazing steak with truffle shavings. It was all brilliant and we had an amazing memorable time. Would highly recommend!

Had little time in the area but a big appetite. They whipped us up four delicious tacos in minutes! Appreciated. Bit too fancy for us tho.. cost us £20 for 4 flimsy tacos haha. Not their fault. I shouldn’t have asked my girlfriend to pick where we’d eat 😂🙂❤️

Good pub with knowledgable staff that seem to care about what they are serving. A good idea to reserve a table if you’re planning to eat. Interesting food selection and good beers. Egyptian Cream is delish.

Lex went on a work trip to UK & Europe: dinner at @pint_shop - a gastro pub. Overall a good experience. . Scotch eggs: nice soft boiled egg inside, and not too greasy. Good classic British dish! . Fried chicken wings: can't go wrong with chicken wings! . Overnight pork belly with sourdough and sausage stuffing, gravy, and apple sauce: the pork was tender, but the skin was not crispy. Would have been nicer if there was crackling 😜😜.

Delicious Sunday roasts and an interesting selection of rums. The starters were great also (croquettes and chicken wings). We’ll come back next time we’re in Cambridge 😍

AMAZING EXPERIENCE! Our waiter/ beer connoisseur, was extremely helpful and friendly. The food was delicious- would recommend the goats cheese and the babaganoush! Will come again, thank you.

Tried my first scotch egg and it was surprisingly delicious, unfortunately that's all the good news I have about this place. We pre-booked a table, arrived on time and waited an hour for our Sunday pork roast which came out lukewarm at best and was cold before I even got halfway through the meal. Others that arrived after us received the same meals before us. Understand it must be a busy time but we had a very poor experience.

Really lovely staff, nice and clean and pleasant atmosphere. However, I was pretty disappointed by the food despite it looking great. I had the chicken version of the famous kebabs and unfortunately I just really didn’t like it. The chicken tasted great and the flatbreads were also delicious. However, the Moroccan sweet chilli sauce was quite bitter and overpowered everything, apart from the mint which was also a bit much. £18 also felt a bit steep for what was really a relatively small portion of chicken, salad and bread. The chips were properly great! But again, we’re a bit steeply priced for quite a small portion.

Tucked away, the Pint Shop offers a delightful retreat to sip on a pint in their serene garden setting. The star attraction? Their top-notch scotch egg. And for those craving a side of indulgence, the dirty fries stand as the epitome of guilty pleasures.

Went for a Sunday roast with a friend, both had the beef and both thoroughly enjoyed it! Really well seasoned food and the meat was cooked so well. Can also highly recommend the sticky toffee pudding, so much sauce and a huge portion!

I don,t normally leave negative feedback but this is an exception. We had Sunday lunch here today and to be honest it was the worst I have ever had, some things were over cooked but the beef was still alive. I left my dinner has I couldn’t eat it, and exchanged it for chicken and chips. An improvement but nothing too exciting. I was really disappointed after reading the rave reviews. The reviews were the reason I booked a table here. I have only praise for the staff, they were excellent and very understanding, they are the only reason I gave any stars.

Lovely meal. We had Jamaican jerk chicken and whole bream for mains. Delicious. Nice ambience and service. Definitely worth another visit.

We called in for a few pre-show drinks, as it's conveniently located near the Corn Exchange. Fantastic variety of draft beers and ciders. The place had a good atmosphere, with various places to sit. We didn't have food, but the menu and snacks on the bar all looked good.

Nice spot for a drink. IPA was great! Service was good too but unfortunately the food left a lot to be desired. The vegetarian roast dinner was foul - the fake meat was practically inedible. It was awful and I only had a few bites. The vegetables were limp and lacked seasoning, the Yorkshire pudding was like an ash cloud. I’m not sure how this place has such high reviews. Great spot for a drink but I would avoid the food at all costs.

The best place for beer in Cambridge by far. They normally have 17 or so keg beers, 6 or more cask beers, cider on tap as well as an extensive gin and whisky menu. They do bar snacks (highly recommend the scotch egg) and sit down meals in dedicated restaurant areas. The Sunday roast is well worth booking. There's also outside seating at the back which is easily missed (go left at the stairs and follow the corridor).

#SCOTCH EGG FAN 🥚🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 📍Cambridge, UK ⭐️ 3.5/5 💸 ££ 🍴Today, we changed our usual foodie setting and visited #Cambridge. After conducting some research and asking around, we chose @pint_shop as our lunch stop. The place is a true gem of the city! It offers a modern space with traditional, delicious food. We decided to try their beautiful new autumn Scotch #egg, paired with cranberry & pear jam, and topped with a sprinkle of mustard seeds 🤤 We also ordered their special Overnight #Pork Belly with roasted Garlic & Thyme Mash (10/10!) 🍖 and their House Burger with double Beef Patty, Ogleshield Cheese, and House Chips. We will definitely come back when we visit town! ❤️

We had a really good time at the pub trying some traditional English food. The large variety of different drinks make it a great place for pint lovers.

Everythings fantastic. The kind of gastropub I’d like to hang around. Good selection of beer and knowledgeable staff help me a lot with that. Everything on the charcuterie board are nice, scotch eggs are tasty, croquettes are yummy. Now the mains, pork belly is the killer, but that deep fried sea bream(it was the day’s special) was astronomical… life changing kind of fish you’ll need. My new favourite in Cambridge.

The Pint Shop is a modern beer bar in the centre of Cambridge, not far from King's College. There's plenty of beers to choose from, albeit all kegged ones. Its sparse décor will to young, affluent punters. And you'll need to be affluent, as the prices are among the highest per pint in town (see blackboard picture). More problematic are the staff, at least on the day I visited. The woman behind the bar was not only arrogant and distanced (as I'm neither young nor particularly affluent), but also squarely ignorant of the product. I asked her a question about one of the beers, and you could see her expression changing from unfriendly to BLANK. If you're selling expensive keg beers, you better be an expert on them. The Scotch egg I had with my beer was excellent though. Freshly made, warm, and the yolks were runny. Kudos for that. Still, at UKP 6.50, not cheap. So: Interesting (kegged) beers at elevated prices, but no staff expertise and the wrong attitude on evidence (at least that day). Maybe I picked the wrong day. Maybe not. Also the pub is insulting to smoking and vaping clientele by just offering a non-smoking beer garden, and a bare, faceless alleyway for them. That's woke nonsense.

Excellent Sunday roast; pretty good value too especially if going for multiple courses (£26 for 2, £30 for 3). Extensive ale/lager selection but only the one bitter on the list so more catered for the craftier type of drinker. Nice atmosphere, fast service and friendly staff.