This pub has a relaxed, laid back vibe and a great selection of beers and ciders. The Scotch eggs…read moreare a must order, and the meat dishes are juicy and tender. The fish were okay but not as stand out as the rest.

Fun stop and quiet outside hangout. (AIE)…read more This place was packed, inside. My friends and I enjoyed 4 rounds of whisky, beer, cider and house specialty drinks in the alley / designated smoking area. Inside on a Friday night, there wasn't a seat available. We braved the cold and drizzle for 2 hours. When the place started clearing out, we sat in a hall with stools and a counter. Seating area around the bar is all low top tables. Loud but worth the atmosphere. Great energy. 3 different bartenders helped us. All professional, patient and kind. Noticed the 2nd floor was for dinning. And if you need to work off food or drink, the restrooms are on the third floor. Clean, well stocked and charming decor. Memorable visit for a one night stay in Cambridge. (American in England)

Valentines special menu option chosen. Quality of the food…read morewas excellent with a reasonable selection to choose from. Service attentive without being in your face. Only slight negative for us was being seated near the window so was good if you wanted to chat but lacked the atmosphere of being seated more centrally. That said I would happily book again.

In the US, this sort of restaurant would be deemed fit for "ladies who lunch"! Impeccable service,…read morebeautiful interior, delicious offerings that are perfectly sized. The 1917 2-course lunch special was a wonderful way to sample traditional British foods, as the menu is composed of options that have been served since the restaurant opened in 1917 (hence, the name!). I opted for the haddock and salmon fish cake starter and the main course shepherd's pie; both were flavorful and filling. And, if you're a woman, make sure you check out the restroom!

Extraordinary ambience and decor. I had the egg/chicken pancake stack and my husband had the fruit…read morepancake stack. The tea was delicious,too. Highly recommend .

This is the cutest restaurant I've been to. A colleague recommended it and I'm so happy we went…read more The interior had a bird theme and each area had a bit different decor, which made this place even more charming. Menu wasn't too big and they even had a gluten free menu for one of our companions. Service was nice. We had the prawns as a starter-the flavor was great, but for the price we only got 3 or 4 tiny prawns. There were lots of tomatoes which were greatly seasoned. I had a chicken dish for dinner which was fine.

Had the Sunday roast here. The meat was cooked medium rare and it was SO delicious…read more The restaurant is very spacious. They served the meal super fast.

We celebrated our 20th anniversary here in the upstairs dining room with a perfect view of King's…read moreCollege. We both had steaks, which were excellent.

We had to wait 20 minutes for a slightly cramped communal table, and it was all worth it. My…read morePhilly cheesesteak inspired sandwich was truly excellent, with warm, juicy flavorful beef and rich cheese curds, nicely balanced by green bell peppers and onions and bound together by a mild garlic aioli on perfect sandwich bread. Also got a slightly spicy and crisp coleslaw for a cool contrast and a minor dose of vitamins. My tablemates were also really pleased with their orders (a vaguely East Asian glazed chicken with pickled Banh Mi-style veggies and a cold roast beef with arugula--must try those next). Wow. Another reason to visit Cambridge.

Nice, high quality sandwiches. I actually went here two…read moredays in a row while staying in Cambridge. The first day I ordered two sandwiches, the Porchetta and the Jerk Chicken. The Porchetta sandwich has nice roasted pork and a crispy strip of pork skin to top it off. The description says it has a salsa verde sauce. To me, it was more like a pesto-style sauce. The pork was all meat and didn't have any globs of fat that you sometimes find in American pulled pork barbecue. The Jerk Chicken Sandwich was the weekly special. It consisted of several pieces of skin-on mostly dark meat chicken, house made slaw and I think a little mayo. I took off the chicken skin. It wasn't crispy and I don't care for much chicken skin. Even doing that, it had good flavor. A nice blend of spices and a little spiciness. I didn't eat it right away but it was still good. Like I said, I ordered this sandwich the next day. This time I ate it soon after ordering. The roll was still warm and slightly crunchy. I liked even more when eating it "fresh." I removed the skin on this one too. I used the take out window on the side and they were pretty quick, even though there were about four or five people in front of me. I'll definitely go back when in town and craving a sandwich.

Such a popular place right outside King's college. Nice ambiance surrounding the place. Food is ok.read more

Such a vibe. One of the oldest pubs in the world although obviously the history is debated. Also…read moreallegedly the place where DNA was discovered. Definitely a significant stop for RAF soldiers during World War II. Current days - a cosy pub with plenty of seating and a decent food menu. Friend had a steak and ale pie and she said it was good. I was content with water enjoying the crowd etc. You can order either via the app or at the bar with your table number. Toilets were limited and not the cleanest. Overall a must see while in Cambridge although I'm not sure the experience warrants a return visit.

Trinity re-branded and is now HOBBSONS! And what an amazing…read moremeal!! I stopped in after arriving overnight from US. Looking for a warm meat pie or soup. Was treated to have Lori as my waitress recommended the SEAFOOD pot pie. Spot on!! So delicious, creamy mashed on top of a seafood like stew with cream base. Big pieces of fish, shrimp.

We were visiting town and a friend who lives locally bought us to Trinity…read more The decor is modern, in contrast to the town but reflects the menu perfectly..the modern bistro vibe and great ingredients show up throughout the menu. From the appy's : a nice selection of oysters done 3 ways, a profoundly good scallop dish, through to homemade desserts we enjoyed every dish... not ideal for kids necessarily yet they had a kids menu..our kids ate off the adult menu with gusto..the veal rump with potato and beet terrine was absorbed with gusto. The monkfish with curry sauce was a standout. Portion sizes were perfect for us, clean plates, room for cheesecake! Pretty decent house champagne and some pudding wines completed our 10/10 experience here! Love Trinity..good ingredients and intelligent chef'ing showed up on a busy weekday night!

The staff is very nice and accommodating. Loved the building and decor. Location is very cute. The…read morebeer was good. The meat pie was fantastic. A great stop for lunch!

ARCHITECT is here and Wonderful. I highly recommend this…read morePub. Friendly caring servers, Paul, go above and beyond to make your Pub experience excellent. The ARCHITECT's food menu is super cool. Check out the menu posted...

Since the closure of Tatties on Trinity Street, I've been wary of heading to what me and many…read moreothers refer to as "fake Tatties". I headed in here after feeling particularly sorry one morning and with few other cafes open at 9am on a Sunday. Ordered the Tatties breakfast and was pleasantly surprised. Compared to the original Tatties, it's actually an improvement! Proper sausages instead of the standard cafeteria type, fresh mushrooms and cracking hash browns! Didn't try their baked potatoes, but I'd be keen to come back again and try it at some point in the future when I'm looking for a cheap and cheerful meal! It's also a bit of a plus it's out the way as it means it's now far less busy than the other branch used to be. Good to see a Cambridge tradition is being upheld!

Nice cafe to have a cheap and quick lunch. English breakfast is still served during lunchtime, plus…read morea variety of jacket potatoes to choose from. Seats are little bit packed, but generally a comfy environment. The Tatties big breakfast was good, especially the toast, mushroom and eggs, but the bacon was too salty.