Nice food and coffee. We need to help ourselves with the breakfast orders but for people who have…read morebig appetite, this may not be the right choice. However, the friendly atmosphere should be another reason if you like to hang around with friends.

We met a local friend here for a late breakfast while we were in town recently for a quick visit…read more It is an adorable, comfortable little place. The coffee smelled (and tasted) amazing. We had breakfast that was ordered at the counter and brought out to us. Service was relatively fast and friendly. As an American, I found the portion size to be small, especially for the amount we paid. Maybe it was the run I went on before breakfast, but I could have eaten more, and I am a relatively small woman. The food we had was flavorful though.

Just amazing coffee, seriously the best coffee in Cambridge. Dom, the owner and barista, is…read moreextremely friendly and welcoming and his attempt to do something different in a coffee shop is to be applauded. The flat white is astonishing and the pour over coffees are great too.

Awesome place to get some coffee, friendly staff and prices are fair. Would definitely come back…read moreagain. Highly recommended!

Conveniently located across from the Cambridge rail station. I chose a ready-made sandwich and an…read moreiced drink, which were both good. Plenty of comfy seating as well.

The cakes here are absolutely delicious. I had the carrot cake the other day and it was everything…read moreI could ever dream of. The coffee was really good as well. It's a small shop, and it was VERY crowded when we first got there, but it cleared up after a couple of minutes and we had no trouble finding seats. The food looks AMAZING, and I am making it my mission to come back for breakfast or brunch sometime soon!

Black Cat Cafe, like Cafe Brazil, is an excellent coffee stop…read more Both very different, both very good. My only complaint (I hate to use that word, maybe 'suggestion'?), is that the staff take too long to clear the tables. I often see staff take orders out, and walk back empty handed, passing by littered, dirty tables. Other than that, lovely place!

I wanted to give this place a higher rating because the pizza was delicious, the mint tea I had was…read morelovely, the decor was eclectic and fun, and prices were just ok, but during my visit, the place was dirty and disorganised despite being nearly empty and I don't think I saw any of the staff smile once. Maybe on another day they could've gotten 4 stars, but not today.

Charlie's is a true gem! My family & I will truly miss this great spot: the warm/welcoming…read moreatmosphere, the tasty brick oven pizzas, the coffees that suit every mood, the eye catching pastries and the great customer service!

Very yummy food. Would go here again. We got the chicken and hummus appetizer, the eggplant main…read moredish and the yummy mint drink.

Truly excellent Mediterranean food. I hadn't had JordanIan version before but all dishes and…read moreflavors were very familiar. Had the mixed mezze and lamb kofte wrap. No complaints at all except that I'm too stuffed to move. Ended with perfectly prepared Turkish coffee and a few scrumptious bites of baklava.

Came here almost everyday during exams!…read more FOOD: great sandwiches! I recommend the BLT on a bagel. You don't get a salad with the bagel but you do with the ciabatta. COFFEE: Decent cappuccino. LOCATION: A bit cramped and hard to get a seat. They do have two (small) floors and a few tables outside.

Really cute and cozy cafe tucked into a little alley off of the big street in front of kings…read morecollege. The BLT bagel was excellent, and so was the salmon cream cheese bagel. Soya and oat milk lattes were generously portioned and savory.

Without knowing anything about Cambridge this was the ideal stop. Don't expect classic English pub…read morefare, variety is the name of the game and there is plenty of it.

The Old Bicycle Shop is voted as the best restaurant in Cambridge in articles online, and my…read moreexperience didn't match up. I came here for brunch and made a reservation. Reservations are definitely required at this spot! I ordered the spinach eggs benedict with toast, and it was decent. The experience there was a bit frustrating, and there were a few mishaps like not entering the order in correctly, not getting coffee until being almost done with the food, and also taking a very long time to pay and leave. I eventually got up to pay at the bar, and the staff was ignoring me and giggling as I stood patiently waiting to pay. It was a cute spot, but I'm not sure if I'd come back.

Excellent chilled cafe right next to Darwin college…read more Cheap ish coffee but very tasty, good selection of hot and cold drinks and had a tasty BLT baguette. The view is the best thing about this cafe, it overlooks the river Cam, you can see all the people splashing about in the punts and its really quite a stunning view. I would come back here just to see that view! Fantastic place to work and enjoy a snack or two!

What their website says: With commanding views over the city, comfortable chairs and a daily supply…read moreof free newspapers, this relaxed café on the third floor is the perfect refuge. Does what it says on the box and is a real find. You wouldn't know it was there from the street though. I always work brilliantly from here. Best views in Cambridge.

Nice coffee shop in the church !!! Not a normal scene that we can think of but this is it. Great…read morecoffee, good vibes for breakfast and lunch. The staff gives good suggestions for us every time we're there.

This is a lovely café nestled in a church sanctuary in the heart of Cambridge. The food is good -…read moreespecially the scones and quiches. I used to go for the soup but it was overly salty the last few times I ordered it. The coffee is good, too. The prices are terrific- especially for central Cambridge. And the people are very friendly. So, I would say: overall, the quality of the food is good, but sometimes it's mixed. The ambiance gets five stars: it's unique and wonderful. Last time I was there, the children's church choir was practicing behind the glass in the sanctuary. Sacrilegious? Maybe. But in a secular nation, the churches may need to become multi-functional, to best serve the community.