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10 years ago
You can order takeaway on the bottom floor, but their is seating upstairs if you want to dine in read more
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2 Rose Crescent
Cambridge CB2 3LL
United Kingdom
01223 356354
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http://gardis.co.uk
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What time does The Gardenia open?
The Gardenia opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does The Gardenia close?
The Gardenia closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Does The Gardenia serve alcohol?
Yes, The Gardenia serves alcohol.
Does The Gardenia have parking?
Yes, The Gardenia has parking options.
Does The Gardenia have free WiFi?
Yes, The Gardenia has free WiFi.
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Such a cute little Greek restaurant! We walked right in and were immediately seated. The decor was…read morechic and had either booth or table seating. Tap water was brought to the table infused with cucumber. We ordered so much food (I totally forgot to take pictures). The calamari was a good portion and it came with a side of garlic aoli. The tzatziki was soooo fresh and came with a side of pita bread. We ordered the mixed grill and it came with sausage, chicken thighs, lamb chop & kofta over a bed of feta fries (extra charge) with a side salad. Everything was grilled to perfection. The service was great the drinks were tasty. We will definitely return!!!
Food - spectacular. Exactly what you'd expect. Service was immaculate. They were so sweet and…read moreaccommodating. Very cute restaurant. Would recommend!
Incredible food, massive portions, cheap prices! Contrary to the name, you can actually dine-in,…read morealthough space is severely limited, and two tables on top of each other makes it awkward. I ordered fish and chips, as well as pita bread with hummus, expecting a small portion. Wow, way too much food for just me, but the fish had a great flavor, chips were also good. The pita bread was fluffy, warm, and flavorful, and the hummus included salad, cucumber, and olives. How have I not found this place before?! I will certainly return!
Dreadful place !…read more Food coild..when i complained the waitress just smiled and walked off. Food was not arranged on the plate..more like mashed up. Very high price for the crap food you will get AVOID !.
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The lamb kofte was very good. Perfect herb seasoning, juicy and no dry pieces. The rice was…read moreprobably reheated. Comes with a salad on the side. The baked potato was also good. Menu is a mix of British classics and Turkish dishes. Ended the meal with cheesecake made of black cherries and mascarpone, quite like this take on a cheesecake. Served in a round shape. I actually thought based on the name this would be a Greek place. Service needs some improvement, there is one lady that comes across as quite surly and not approachable. Right across King's college and good spot for people watching (tourists on rented bikes running into pedestrians).
The lunch special here is a very good price for the area, but it's not a lot of food for the price…read more The service is good, and there are a few tables outside, which has a very nice view of King's College.
The food is excellent and the set menu is great value. However the real draw of this place is the…read moretraditional and not quite so traditional entertainment on a Saturday night, I will never look at Tina Turner in quite the same way and plate smashing is as fun as it looks.
The Anastasia is a Greek, family run restaurant situated in St. Peter's street opposite St. Peter's…read morechurch. There is no car park or off street parking in the area so I would suggest using the Civic Centre car park or the Multi-Storey behind Marks and Spencers. The restaurant is of traditional style, decorated like a real Greek taverna. There are 2 parts, the small intimate front part and a larger heated conservatory area at the back. The food is excellent, I would recommend Kliftico (not sure how to spell this) and the prices are very reasonable. Cypiot beer is served. Drinks cost a standard price. I would recommend this place, it has a good atmosphere and is frequented by locals and Greek nationals.
This was a pleasant surprise. Set along the main road in Berhamstead, it's a quaint but large space…read morewith extensive menu of Greek specialties. We ordered just about everything on menu and nothing was left. I especially like the whole grilled sardines. Service was impeccable even with the large, growing crowd.
Amazing food here! I would give it a billion stars if I could…read more The decor is gorgeous. Perfect for a date night or as it was today a large group celebrating a birthday after British Grand Prix. My team lost (scudderia Ferrari) but this made me happy again yu
One of our favorite spots in London! After a full Saturday of exploring, we ended at Camden…read moreMarket. When at Camden, we cannot miss Andy's, only a block off Camden High Street. We beat the rush, and got a table for two outside where we shared several small plates; Hummus, Garlic Shrimp and a Big Greek Salad. Perfect for a warm Summer evening. Go to Andy's next time you're in Camden. you won't be disappointed.
Great neighborhood spot, with a real buzz to the dining room. Food is very rustic. Simply…read moreprepared. Very fresh. Not the vest best Greek food I've had -- could have been a little more flavorful -- but a nice, cozy spot for dinner.
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Small, quaint restaurant with amazing Greek food!…read more Both my husband and I got the Kotopoulo Souvlaki- chargrilled kabob with side salad/ vegetables and pita with a side of basmati rice. Juicy and flavorful, would definitely recommend it! This place is wonderful and worth trying- will for sure come back when in Oxford again!
Enchanting interior, great value, and excellent service! The moussaka was amazing as were the…read moregrilled lamb chops. We highly recommend it!
Best Greek meal I've had in Oxford. Amazing!!
Kotopoulo Souvlaki
The building is steeped in history, having been built as a private house and maltings in the early…read more18th century, when Baldock was a favourite watering place on the main Great North Road from London to York. Subsequent owners included the Ind family, founders of the Ind Coope brewery company. Zeus Hotel and Restaurant is the perfect place to visit for pleasure or business. Fine food, superb facilities and a country town setting, just 35 minutes from London. Located in the heart of one of Hertfordshire's oldest towns, with the tourist sites of London and Cambridge all within easy reach. Zeus Hotel and Restaurant offers the very best in Greek and English cuisine, quality en suite accommodation, excellent business facilities and first-class party catering. Whether you're seeking the perfect weekend break, a new venue for your business meetings, a hotel to make your wedding reception or family party a day to remember, or simply a great place to dine, please do visit as they really know how to make you feel welcome.
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The food was delicious and service was amazing! I wish I would have taken a picture of my steak…read moredish! Would come back if we are ever in Cambridge again.
The place looks small on the outside but when you enter you're impressed by the size. Excellent…read morefood and even better service. Well worth the spend!
Good vibe. Mellow and relax. Great place to unwind. Extensive wine list to choose from makes this…read moreplace a worthy visit to break away from the typical London pub.
All Bar One is awesome. I'd recommend it to anyone visiting Cambridge, whether for pleasure or…read morebusiness (or a bit of both). The restaurant's space is comfortable and well-decorated with a spacious wood interior and soft lighting. The wine and beer list is quite good, and the bartenders made honest recommendations on the wine, which I appreciated. Most of all, though, the reason I truly love this place is because of the integrity of the people who run it. You see, I was here for a business meeting, and absentmindedly left my laptop underneath one of the tables. I only realized this after taking the train all the way back to London. Upon arriving home, I completely flipped out when I remembered the my brand new MacBook Pro was still at the restaurant. After a frantic call to All Bar One, the manager, Sonny, assured us that the laptop had been located and safely stored in the restaurant's office. Heart attack averted. I am incredibly grateful to Sonny and his bar staff. Thank you all for running a comfortable, inviting place with such care and integrity.
Beautiful ambiance at Novi in Cambridge! We were staying…read moreright across the street and noticed how fabulous the cafe looked. We stopped by during the day for quick and delicious flat whites. We circled back at night to try the espresso martinis! Super well balanced espresso martinis that were recommended by our punting guide. We would definitely come back and recommend this spot to anyone visiting Cambridge!
Love their cocktails here. Bottomless brunch really is not a good deal because you can't possibly…read moredrink all of the drinks to try to make your money back in the time they give you-- unless you sit at the bar where you can constantly ask for more-- because the server didn't check on us often enough for us to order enough drinks to make it worth it. That said I really enjoyed the Turkish eggs brunch item, and the croquettes app. My mind was blown by how good the naan bread with whipped feta was. They have a rooftop terrace with no view, but it's a cozy little spot to sit-- very quiet. I do like the ambiance of the indoors a bit more though.
This is a traditional pub, sitting at the hearts of the small Cambridgeshire village of Fowlmere…read more The main building dates from the late 15th or early 16th Centuries, with additions in the 17th Century. It has been a pub since the 16th Century, as a Coaching Inn on the London - King's Lynn road. Samuel Pepys (the diarist who recorded the Great Fire of London in 1666) stayed here in 1660. The front part of the pub is the old part, with inglenook fireplaces , tiled floors and low beams, but there is an airy modern extension at the rear which can seat 30, as well as a small beer garden. There is a small car park, but parking is also available on the High Street. They have a full bar, with a small selection of real ales on tap, a number of bottled beers, alongside an extensive wine list and the usual range of spirits. The food veers towards the gastro pub style, using local ingredients and hearty portions. (They state that their pork comes from named pigs from the village!) Starter "nibbles' such as olives and picked onions are around £5, starters (soup, meatloaf, smoked salmon) £8-£10, and mains £18-£24, with steaks at £35, and flatbread style pizzas £12-£17. In addition, there is an extensive tapas menu (albeit with a items a Spaniard wouldn't necessarily recognise) at £5.50-£9.50, and two of three of those would also make a decent meal. There is also a separate vegan menu of starters and mains. Service was fast and the staff friendly. Recommended.
Really good food, service and interior. Found it slightly at random, but a pleasant surprise. Beer…read moreselection was average.
This is a kitchen nightmare. Do not be pulled in by the park view and cute outside dining. The…read morecocktails are terrible and do not even match the description they provide. The food is also bad. No thought is put into any dish. Overcooked and raw in the same meal. Service is non existent. We were a burden for asking for a fork. It only gets two stars because I feel bad and I could tell the university students were having fun with trivia and some of the games. At least someone was.
Service is always fantastic here. Come in for a cider, a burger or some fish and chips. You can't…read morego wrong. I personally like the outside patio.
The menu item "Mixed Grill with Lamb chops Chicken shish and Lamb shish with rice and chips was…read moreamazing the presentation was very good the food even better. Our server Elcy was attentive and made our meal enjoyable.
The place is nice. The bar is complete with everything I needed and the bartender is more than…read moregreat. He really kept me entertained. I ordered their not-so-bestseller steak but it was good. I wonder why not so many people are ordering that. It was tasty and soft. not chewy at all. They have worcestershire that goes dancing with it.
This was the best falafel I ever had. They only have vegan and vegetarian options. But it is beyond…read moreamazing! Customer service is amazing. They have been around 10 years.
The best falafel wraps in Cambridge. On par with Israeli falafel. I tried all their falafel wrap…read moreoptions. My favorite is the Garden, with the hot sauce (not the very hot sauce - it's too spicy for me). The staff is so friendly. It's no surprise that they have many regulars. Don't come here for their pizza wrap, though.
Pretty big portion and food was tasty and reasonably priced. Service was good…read more We had the platter for 2, love the wings but the ribs was a little tough.
Not American BBQ. I skipped the St Luis ribs as the description was proof they were not St Luis…read morecut/trim. I got a half rack of baby backs. They say they were "rubbed", but you couldn't tell from the glaze-- that tasted burnt. They also had fat left in them that American bbq never does. America is very proud of our bbq, we have websites (AmazingRibs.com), YT videos, and reality tv competitions telling you how we do it-- this place should check some of them out.
Delicious food! Took it back to the hotel as we were a bit late in getting there! Had vegetarian…read moredrunken noodles,chicken satay and Beef panang.
I met an old friend here for dinner and was astonished at how good the food was!…read more The parking situation is difficult as it's on a main street and I had to park about a half mile away. Once I got there, though, the service and food were excellent! For appetizers, we tried the chicken satay, crispy chili squid, and the seafood crackers. All three were utterly fantastic and I highly recommend them! For the main course, I ordered the Jungle Curry as I like hot and spicy food. I was not disappointed. Just hot enough to clear out my sinuses, I thoroughly enjoyed this heavily broth-based dish! The bar menu was limited, but certainly was able to meet our needs; I ordered a pint of Beck's to cool me down during dinner. A great place!