I love going in to this shop, there is a wonderful selection of wine in stock and very knowledgable…read morestaff on hand to advise. Oh! And the gin, oh the gin. This is a dangerous stop en route home but highly recommended.

Fantastic small independent wine merchants that seeks out interesting and unusual wines, as well as…read morethe classics, always has a bottle open to taste and knowledgeable staff to chat to. Throw in a brilliant specialty beer selection and some impressive ports, spirits and Bob's your uncle. But if you're looking to spend less than a fiver a bottle, stick to the beer, or pop up the road to Tesco.

Not just wines, Lukin's curates a great selection of spirits. I live in CA, USA, my co-worker lives…read morein Dunmow, UK. I was able to call the owner of Luckin's and purchase a beautiful bottle of whiskey for my co-worker's birthday.

Threshers is a small wine shop on the High Street. They…read morespecialise in wine, selling a massive selection of all kinds of wine imaginable. As well as wine, they also sell a selection of spirits, alcoholic drinks, beers and soft drinks, and tobacco and confectionary. Its quite a small shop, with lots of fragile displays, so going in with a pram or a wheelcjair is a bit of a mission! There are two tills available, but for as long as I can remember, there is only actually one working till, so if its busy on a Friday or Saturday night you can be queueing for a while,which can be a pain as theres not much room. Staff can be really helpful at times, but there are also pother times when they are not really much help at all, have to catch them on a good day I think!

This shop has recently lost its Post Office which is unfortunate as people now tend to shop…read moreelsewhere. The shop itself could do with some refurbishment as it is looking worn and tired. The owners are lovely and the staff friendly. Stock varies unfortunatley - some basic items and some fancier ones but they are not always available. Newspapers and magazines can be delivered daily as well as a dry cleaning service. THe shop needs local support to keep it viable but is struggling without its Post Office.

Good convenience store, although parking is hard, it is situated on a t junction with only a couple…read moreof car park spaces. Go at end of day as things are reduced. There is often a queue as quite popular, it opens late and at weekends

This is a small co op on an estate. It is a very nice small store. It is ideal as a quick stop for…read moresomething you need. They have a nice range. The prices are very good. The staff are friendly. It can sometimes be hard to get around due to the restocking trollies being left in the ailses.

Situated beside the International Arrivals gate. Great fast food outlet. Friendly and efficient…read morestaff. Plenty of places to sit and eat. Very clean.

Arjuna is one of Cambridge's finest institutions. It's primarily a wholefood co-operative, selling…read morea great range of organic, sustainable, fairtrade and green products. It's no ordinary shop though, you'll find locally-baked bread, ready meals, spices, rices, pulses and fresh local veg. They also have 'healing rooms' where various types of practitioners can give you therapies and alternative treatments. They also supply wholesale foods. They're not some new, trendy company, they've been slogging away since I was a kid in the seventies. Good luck to them and well done for surviving so long!

The best little food shop in Cambridge by far selling everything you could ever want including a…read morefarmers stall outside on Saturday, veggie sausages, Green People toiletries and take away food in the chiller cabinet at the back of the store. Their humous and breads are well worth a try. A bit pricier than the supermarket but worth it if you can afford it as the food is much tastier and you feel as though it might actually be doing you some good. The interior of the shop is very pretty but can often get crowded especially at the weekends. Rory McGrath shops here too!

I have been to a few of their events now and always come away having learnt something - it's a…read moregreat way to learn about and try some new wines. The last one I went to was some really top-notch classic Italian reds with traditional Italian food served afterwards; it was better than a lot of restaurants in Cambridge IMHO.