We had a meal out with the four of us and decided on Khobkhun. Excellent choice. The restaurant…read morelooks authentic, the service is very friendly and the food is authentic and excellent at the same time. The plate of mixed starters was good, the curries and stir fries as mains were great with the dessert of nun banana and banana fritter also not disappointing. That all washed down with a Singha and a bottle of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. An excellent evening out.

I happened to come to Cambridge from London and stumbled upon this little oriental looking thai…read morerestaurant. As a Thai, The food was oriental, with a little influence by western cultures to include starters and main courses. The tastes and flavours are made suitable for your pallet, whether you want it spicy or not, they would probably make it for you. The interior decor and utensil was certainly influenced by mainland south-east and east Asian countries, but I think they might overdid it a little bit. The waitress that positioned here during noon was very polite and kind. I am allergic to gluten and did not mention it to her. As soon as a dish came out that I can't eat, she insists that she remake the dish for me. I ordered take out to share with other thai friends that day.

This was littraly the bestest roast dinner I had ever had and there so friendly in there and the…read moreparking is safe and good. There is also a beer garden. The setting is so pretty and unique and compatable and they are so welcoming x

Proper old school English pub with a modern twist. A farm to table restaurant on one side of the…read morehouse and really cold beer and strong cocktails on the other- reasonably priced as well.

Eh ‍ It's hard for…read moreme to take this "Mexican" restaurant seriously when they have beef carnitas on the menu. BEEF! Ahem, carnitas is a pork dish. The food I actually ordered while I was there was....eh. I got the Peri Peri prawns. The dish was sufficiently spicy, but the rice was hard and not cooked throughly. Just can't mess up the rice when it's like half the dish.

Pretty decent food. I like their chimichanga. The drinks are yummy, especially their fish bowls!read more

What an odd place. It is a knock off of an American-Italian restaurant that originally knocked off…read moreItalian restaurants. I was out looking for dinner and stumbled upon this place. I was so befuddled that I had to go in and take a look. They have red & checked table cloths and Frank Sinatra, et al. are playing on the stereo. Why not just have an Italian restaurant and skip the whole watered-down-by-Americans routine? Anyway, I was snapped back to reality when the bartender said, 'ello, what'll ya 'ave to drink". Oh, yeah, I am in Cambridge, UK. On to the food. One night I ordered steak, it was pretty bad, but typical for the UK...tough and overcooked. That said, the rest of the meal ended up being pretty good, and the service was prompt and efficient. Stick to the basics and you will have yourself a decent meal.

If you are into Italian dishes but want a bit of American touch then you might want to make Frankie…read moreand Benny's your next stop for a meal out. The story about the restaurant is as fascinating as the meals they serve. Frankie was a child of an Italian immigrant in the 1920s, he grew up in his father's restaurant cooking and serving their favourite traditional meal. After his father's retirement, Frankie became friends with Benny an American, they took over the restaurant and combined their dishes, which today make up the Frankie & Benny's menu. awww. what a happy ending. Anyway, my experience there was also a happy one. The food I ate there just had an attitude most restaurant lack, maybe it is because of its combination of Italian and American taste. The separate bar area had lovely drinks, which I managed to prevent myself from having too much as I still had my meal to eat. I ordered my food after I took my seat at the eating area. Even though the restaurant was quite full, my food arrived under 10-12mins. For the appetiser, I had Bruschetta and the main meal was their oven baked chicken parmigana, which is chicken breast, coated in garlic sauce, topped with ham, melted mozzarella and served on Neapolitan spaghetti. The taste was superb, the chicken breast was succulent and the spaghetti with roasted red peppers was truly tasty. I had a cup of espresso (£1.40 single) after the massive meal as I had no place to fit dessert. The second best thing about this restaurant apart from the food is their child-friendly environment. If you have child/children who are very active and prevent you from eating, this restaurant has good ways of keeping your children busy i.e. puzzle,colouring and even family interactive games, it is truly a family affair. They also provide vegetarian option, sea food and other unusual menu you will expect to find in an American style restaurant. The bill was about £16 for a two-course meal, I have to admit that it is not the cheapest of places to go, but the servings are large and environment is just right for family outing.

Stumbled upon this place because another place we wanted to try closed, but I couldn't be happier…read more The food was amazing. So light and flavorful. We ordered a few things to try. And they brought out pickled veggies while we waited. The pickled green almond was a really nice and pleasant surprise. I could have just eaten that. Overall, phenomenal food! Makes me want to vividly again but I only have less than 34 hours here.

Really enjoyed our dinner. Cozy, authentic atmosphere. Good food. Attentive service. Would recommendread more

I ate here with colleagues from work. A colleague of mine was quite upset with the British humor…read morefrom the waiter as he was looking for vegetarian options. I ordered a Filet Mignon with peppercorn sauce and the steak was tiny! I think the four cherry tomatoes on top of it were larger. The steak was OK. Nothing special here. Our service was not good since my colleague was pissed at the waiter from the beginning of the service. 2.5 stars.

The food is always wonderful and the atmosphere is of a stylish bistro. Great to support a local…read morebusiness.

The food was delicious. The Staff members were very friendly. It was in great location quite place…read moregreat place to eat

Disappointing service, ok food. Hate to be writing such a poor review after finding a great menu (+…read morekids'). I ordered bruschetta to start, baby bolognese for our toddler, prawn pasta for myself and chicken & roasted pepper for my wife. I specifically requested the kids food to come "as soon as [possible]". The bruschetta came very quickly and was delicious. However, we then waited an exorbitant amount of time for any other food to arrive. This was a huge problem because our toddler was completely running out of patience; I ran up and down the river with her and maxed out her interest in drawing with crayons; we took turns, but were at the end of our wicket. Frustratingly we saw table after table get served before us whilst I couldn't even make eye contact with my original server. Forget my hunger--how long can it take to make a little bolognese?? Eventually I caught a young blonde server (Maddy) who was very nice and got the ball rolling. The kids food finally came out, but our original server with a beard made no attempt to apologise. Later, when the adult food eventually came out, it was about the quality of what I can do at home. The restaurant has a nice position, but there is much better off and on the river. Fine if you want bruschetta and wine before a punt; otherwise, don't go.

Three of us ate here tonight. Visiting from Las Vegas - and or of our group was at a formal dinner…read moreso the 3 of us came to Wildwood. Two boys and mom. Was yummy. The carbonara pizza was light on ingredients. Couldn't taste or see the cheese but yummy all the same. My superfood salad was excellent! The Ox and chorizo burger reported as good also. Wildwood

Right on Bridge street, between Quayside and the Round Church…read more on a rainy July afternoon, when other places were so full to overflowing from the crowds hoping for refuge from the downpour they could afford to be incredibly obtuse, this was a quiet bright place. I've heard that because the UK waitstaff doesn't work off tips, they're less attentive and that has seemed to be the case -- until we lucked out with Nikki. Bright, cheerful, attentive without being obtrusive. Lovely person. The ambience was nice, the setting very appealing, clean lines, subtle (tho not dark) lighting. Some of the food was tasty, like the fried calamari and the salad with bacon, grilled chicken, and mozzarella. They have a great refreshing, not overly-sweet lemonade, mint, I think. My companion enjoyed his penne with prosciutto. But I was a bit taken aback by the seafood risotto -- far, far too salty and with an unexpected kick. But we were starved, and there was plenty of lemonade and water.