Lovely local pub with a comfortable atmosphere. The prices however are quite high. Pub has pool…read moretable and large pub garden which is great in the summer.

a great pub, pool, darts, fruit machines and great food along with a large beer garden and kids…read moreplay area makes this one of the best pubs in the area

Now run by John and Lesley. Serving lunches from 12 - 14.30 Tues - Sat…read moreSunday Lunches prepared by a local chef with locally sourced vegetables and meat from the village butcher. Music events monthly. Well worth a try!

I came across this place through a friend and how pleasant. Apparantly recently taken over - what a…read morejoy. Very friendly and welcoming, nice atmosphere and my partner was happy with the pool table. If in area do pop in - definately better than others around.

The cross Keys is a pleasant country pub (and the only pub in this village...so if you fancy a…read moredrink, come here!!) It is run by Frances and her son, and has been in the same hands as long as I can remember...it must be more than 30 years! They have 10 rooms if you need a place to stay, as well as a camp-site if you'd like to pitch a tent. There is a pool table, a darts board and even a skittles table at the back of the pub. I am slightly ashamed to think how much time I spent playing skittles here as a teenager. *Doggies are welcome here too. (^^)

OK, so here's the deal- King Street used to have 12 pubs lining the street. There was a…read moretraditional game among the University students, where they go to each pub drinking 1 pint per pub as fast as they can until they reached the final pub. The winner completes the task without relieving themselves in ANY way. That would be 12 pints without a bathroom break! And no puking!!! Should someone be able to reach the end, they would be given a green tie to commemorate their accomplishment, because it was said that green would be the color of your face by the time you got to the end if you actually did it. As legend has it, some would be arriving at the last few pubs crawling on their hands and knees, which is where the term "Pub Crawl" comes from. Currently, the race is much easier because there are only 5 pubs. The King Street Run Pub keeps the legend alive. Not only is this a great pub, It's namesake is the event and it also has a sign out front that portrays a caricature of the race. Too funny! Stopped in here for a couple of pints on the way home last night. Tried a cider for the firs time! much lighter than a ale or other kind of beer. Very refreshing on a summer night. There are also dart boards, pool tables, video games and TVs all around. Big signs advertising the Arsenal/Manchester City game on Sunday. Go check it out!

Definitely a place for the locals. Everyone in this pub undoubtedly knows each other and many are…read morerecognisable by the graffiti scrawled on the walls, doors and the occasional ceiling throughout. The drink prices are pretty standard but the limited smoking area outside makes it difficult to move when you go in search of nicotine. The backward doors, wonky floors and various items of furniture, which can more commonly be found attached to the ceiling instead of on the floor make for an initial source of amusement, after your 7th or 8th drink you might find yourself wanting somewhere to sit over something to look at. Overall an interesting place to drink and definitely one of Cambridge's more unconventional watering holes.

Decor isn't the priority on this snooker hall's list! Located on Burleigh street, it's a hot spot…read morefor many people in Cambridge. The price to play is a little overpriced but this place is popular nonetheless!

The Anchor is a decent little pub on the outskirts of Bedford. It's basically the only pub within a…read morereasonable walking distance of the hotel that I'm staying in. I went in on a Wednesday evening and to be honest it was pretty dead. The football wasn't on (they don't have Sky). They don't serve food. However the landlord was a pleasant enough fella and the beer was decent. There's also a pool table and darts. I wouldn't go out of my way to go to The Anchor, but I'd certainly go again if I was nearby.

Real pub with a very good welcome. Staff and owner made us feel welcome and as if we were new found…read morefriends. I have spent 2 years trying to find a pub where the staff don' just want too serve you beer, they want to actually have a conversation with you. The problem with staff in most pubs is they are young and shy and terrified of actually comunicating with human beings. Since a pub business is based on people coming back repeatedly this creates a problem. The Anchor has cracked it, I would definately recommend quiz night on a Thursday.

This is a very welcoming pub with two separate areas ~ one side having a pool table and slot…read moremachines and a jukebox with a varied section of music available. The other side is a nice quiet area to sit and catch up with friends without the hustle and bustle of the traditional pub entertainment. There is sheltered smoking outside and plenty of parking at the front and the back. A recommended pub if you are passing through Warboys as you can receive a friendly welcome. The staff are very polite and recognise regulars. Prices are pretty good for a night out.

Lovely clean rooms, recently decorated with a new room built on the side to look like a barn. Me…read moreand my party of 8 ate there last night and found the food wonderful, the service great but the accustic sound in this room needs adressing. There were other parties(tables of 6, 8 & 12 people) shouting to be heard over the other peoples noise. Soft furnishings, cork tiles etc can do the trick!

Once a year or so, whether they like it or not, I like to visit an old school mate and his wife…read more They live in Bedford. Every time I'm there I insist on a lengthy visit to The Wellington Arms. Why? Simple. It is the best traditional, urban pub I know. Anywhere. You can't move for beery memorabilia (no, that's not what you find on the floor outside 'Spoons every Sunday morning, incidentally....), waxed pine furniture and TONS of real ale. These fellas must have 10 on at any one time. Yes, 10!!! As you stand like a rabbit in the car head lamps, they even offer you samplers. Fantastic. The landlord refers to it as a permanent festival. He's right, check out the website. A great home from home & a place to cherish. I can't believe it hasn't been reviewed before. Real Ale Drinkers of Bedfordshire, put down those Fairport Convention albums and get off to The Wellington now. Yes, NOW! You'll be wondering where the time goes......

A very excellent pub located on the edge of the centre of town . Fifteen taps selling a wide range…read moreof guest ales . Very welcoming and comfortable . Service very good . Easy to access . Well worth walk from town centre .