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196 Meze Bar (Cambridge) - "The genuine article -Turkish cuisine from experts"
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Feature(s): Turkish cuisine - small snack/tapas - Turkish/Cypriot spirits & wine - summer outdoor dining
Mini-review: Meze Bar would feel like your Turkish buddy's mother's kitchen even if the staff weren't so approachable
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Abbots Restaurant & Bar (Hemingford Abbots) - "English and Mediterranean-style food in an atmospheric setting"
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Mini-review: Smartly styled in deep dark reds and solid browns the restaurant is a beacon of sophistication in a setting that is slowly developing
- Alimentum (Cambridge)
- "affordable, ethical, award-winning food - and all that jazz!"
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Feature(s): fine dining - strong ethical values - opulent surroundings
Mini-review: The food was always interesting, and often very good indeed, while the presentation was very pretty... the portions were good and the service was excellent.
- 'B' (Cambridge)
- "the essence of enjoyment"
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Feature(s): private conference Room - ideal for live performances, cultural and artistic events - available all day and evenings
Mini-review: Like the bar itself, the food on offer is carefully considered and attractively presented
- Cellar Bar 8 (Cambridge)
- "Bar with great entertainment"
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Feature(s): room for 130 - can be hired for private event - will cater to party's needs
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- d'Arry's (Cambridge)
- "d'Arry's Wine Shop - city drinking & dining"
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Feature(s): British cuisine - impressive decor - wine specialists
Mini-review: Around us gleamed hundreds of (empty) wine bottles on two sides of the room from owners d'Arenberg winery in the world famous McLaren Vale region of South Australia
- De Luca Cucina & Bar (Cambridge)
- "Modern Italian restaurant and cocktail bar"
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Feature(s): room for up to 30 - Audio facilities - LCD Plasma Screen, DVD
Mini-review: a top destination for first dates or business dinners
- Edwinns Bar and Restaurant (Cambridge)
- "Home of affordable fine dining in Cambridge"
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Feature(s): central Cambridge - sophisticated dining - spacious venue
Mini-review: staff hovered without being overbearing but with discreet concern for our contentment... a quality establishment...
- The Fleur Bar & Bistro (Cambridge)
- "Smart urban eatery and watering hole"
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Mini-review: Miss out on the revamped Fleur Bar & Bistro at your peril
- The Fountain Inn (Cambridge)
- "a warm and inviting place to be"
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Feature(s): central Cambridge - pub grub - DJ nights
Mini-review: The Fountain's unique selling point is a range of quality pies; its secret weapon in the pub lunch war.
- The Hoops Tandoori (Great Eversden)
- "For the connoisseurs of Indian Food"
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Feature(s): chic modern eatery - freshly prepared, home-style - comprehensive takeaway menu
Mini-review: Care and attention has obviously been taken throughout to provide relaxing background to showcase the food.
- La Tasca (Cambridge)
- "Spanish Tapas Bar and Restaurant"
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Mini-review: the ambience of a lively family gathering, with several large tables filled with grandparents, young couples and children, all sharing their food and laughing over drinks in a Mediterranean way
- The Lazy Otter (Stretham)
- "Relax on any day of the week at The Lazy Otter"
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Feature(s): Traditional Pub - Riverside location - Children's play area
Mini-review: The general theme here is for family dining. So good portion sizes and a menu that encompasses most tastes
- Nusha (Cambridge)
- "Unique Cocktail Flair Bar"
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Feature(s): DJ Music - cocktails - ambience and flair
Mini-review: Nusha had undoutedly added an unexpected dimension of chic glamour to our night out
- Sauce (Cambridge)
- "funky lounge bar"
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Feature(s): elegant bar, cocktails - private function hire - excellent bar snacks and meals
Mini-review: Visitors to Sauce also benefit from an excellent food menu
- The Tap Room (St Ives)
- "Enjoy, share, relax, belong"
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Feature(s): acoustic nights - cocktail bar - bar snacks
Mini-review: you can sink into a sofa, relax, enjoy the ambiance and completely loose track of time.
- The Three Tuns (Fen Drayton)
- "Great food, great beer, Warm welcome"
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Mini-review: What's really interesting here is how only a curtain divides the pub into two very distinct halves. A raised dining area is separated from the bar and two drinking areas by a velvety red curtain. It's an evocative touch
- The Vaults (Cambridge)
- "Best independent bar & restaurant in Cambridge"
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Feature(s): party platters - sophisticated and intimate - unobtrusive & relaxed service
Mini-review: Tucked away underground on Trinity Street the bar-restaurant is ideally positioned to be a favourite hang out
- All Bar One (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: restaurants and upmarket bars, All-Bar-One nicely bridges the two
- Arts Picture House & Cafe-Bar (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: the definition of Bohemian chic
- Ask Restaurant (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: based on the twin pillars of classic Italian cuisine: pizza and pasta
- The Avery (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Primarily a sports bar, there are big screens and pool tables dominating the upper level and numerous fruit machines downstairs
- Browns Restaurant (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: service was impeccable: knowledgeable, attentive yet pleasantly unhurried
- Caffe Uno (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: If location is what you are looking for in a restaurant, Caffe Uno on Bridge Street is hard to beat
- The Carriages Restaurant & Bar (Newmarket)
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Mini-review: As part of the Rutland Arms, Carriages has fought hard not to be classed as a typical hotel restaurant, and it's succeeded - the only hint of hotel is the overly fussy carpet that would look out of place anywhere else
- The Cow (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: they have built up such a name for themselves we had to try their famous pizza
- The Cricketers (Clavering)
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Mini-review: 16th century chintzy charm contrasting with contemporary, unpretencious fine dining.
- Cromwell's Cafe bar (Huntingdon)
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Mini-review: Cromwell's is a great place to pop in for a lunchtime snack but it really comes alive later in the day
- Crowne Plaza Hotel (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: First impressions count, as the saying goes, and the Crowne Plaza certainly appreciates this
- The Eagle (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: The traditional pub food is decidedly average. The atmosphere of history, rather than the food, is most definitely the Eagle's allure.
- Frankie and Benny's (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: guarantees quiet and well fed kids
- Frankie & Benny's (Bury St Edmunds)
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Mini-review: Even a visit to the toilet is an interesting and potentially educational experience - with learn Italian tapes playing in the background. Molto Bene!
- The Grid (Bury St Edmunds)
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Mini-review: If you enjoy food and appreciate a relaxing environment, this is one establishment you just simply have to try
- Henry's Café Bar (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Wicker chairs gathered around circular tables suggest Parisian pavement cafes
- The Hereward (Ely)
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Mini-review: our food arrived with lightning speed, proving that this is an ideal place for local workers to stop for a quick lunch
- La Mimosa (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Dining here has a feeling of familiarity similar to stepping into a friend's kitchen.
- Legends Bar, Cambridge City Football Club (Cambridge)
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- Niche (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Niche straddles the categories of café/bar and club. By day it offers a range of popular sandwiches and lunch dishes but when night falls the music kicks in and entertainment is on the menu.
- Parker's Bar (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: No place that we know in Cambridge has as special a setting for that calm rest stop while shopping, the luxurious afternoon tea, the quick business meeting or a place to meet friends. For views of Parker's Piece, it is ideal.
- The Portland Arms (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: the beating heart of the Cambridge band scene for years
- Red House (Longstowe)
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Mini-review: a classy restaurant hiding inside a brick rectangle on the brow of a hill
- The Regal (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Like a ship, it carries bulk cargo, holding up to 1,600 patrons, which makes it the largest pub in the UK. Bigness has its advantages.
- Revolution (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: The drinks menu is noticeably longer than the food menu, offering over 100 ways to drink vodka.
- River Bar + Kitchen (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: vibrant atmosphere maintained by an it-crowd of twenty-and-thirty-somethings
- The Snug (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: more forward thinking than your average drink/eatery
- The Snug (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Well-considered style continues from the décor to the presentation of the food, to the elegant crockery and cutlery and rubs off on the clientele
- Stazione Restaurant & Coffee bar (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: the evening sees Stazione transformed with stunning white linen tablecloths, candles and mood-enhancing lighting
- Strada (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Evidence of the best quality ingredients there until the end. And reasonably priced too, what a treat.
- Ta Bouche (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Affordable and good describes what we found. We would drop by anytime for a quick or leisurely meal or drink.
- Talk of the Town (Cambridge)
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- The Tally Ho! (Barkway)
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Mini-review: truly feels traditional, rather than a marketing man's idea of nostalgia
- Teri-Aki (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: sushi ...is done with the delicate subtlety that these dishes require
- Yim Wah House Chinese Restaurant and Bar (Caxton, Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Yim Wah is the sort of place you might go for a treat
Restaurant
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- 196 Meze Bar (Cambridge)
- "The genuine article -Turkish cuisine from experts"
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Feature(s): Turkish cuisine - small snack/tapas - Turkish/Cypriot spirits & wine - summer outdoor dining
Mini-review: Meze Bar would feel like your Turkish buddy's mother's kitchen even if the staff weren't so approachable
- Abbots Restaurant & Bar (Hemingford Abbots)
- "English and Mediterranean-style food in an atmospheric setting"
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Mini-review: Smartly styled in deep dark reds and solid browns the restaurant is a beacon of sophistication in a setting that is slowly developing
- Alimentum (Cambridge)
- "affordable, ethical, award-winning food - and all that jazz!"
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Feature(s): fine dining - strong ethical values - opulent surroundings
Mini-review: The food was always interesting, and often very good indeed, while the presentation was very pretty... the portions were good and the service was excellent.
- Anatolia Turkish Restaurant (Cambridge)
- "Laughter, chat & sizzling kebabs"
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Mini-review: Though people would probably come here for the party vibe alone, whatever the food was like, in actual fact it's very good....
- The Anchor Inn (Sutton Gault)
- "a little bit of heaven anchored in the Fenland"
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Feature(s): Beautiful fenland views - Professional and relaxed - high-quality cuisine
Mini-review: Fenland beauty stretches beyond the eye can see
- Asia (Cambridge)
- "The Pan Asian dining room"
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Mini-review: The care and attention to detail given to the presentation of the food, the service, and the incredible sparkling cleanliness of the place really sets this restaurant apart.
- 'B' (Cambridge)
- "the essence of enjoyment"
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Feature(s): private conference Room - ideal for live performances, cultural and artistic events - available all day and evenings
Mini-review: Like the bar itself, the food on offer is carefully considered and attractively presented
- Benson Blakes Bar & Grill (Bury St Edmunds)
- "Easy going drinking and dining"
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Mini-review: Benson Blakes Bar and Grill looks tiny from the outside, but once inside it opens up like Doctor Who's Tardis and the long building makes for an intimate yet spacious place to grab a bite to eat
- The Black Bull (Balsham)
- "Traditional pub serving home made food & local ales"
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Mini-review: We leave feeling as rosy and syrupy as the closing scenes of Heartbeat - a bold claim but a true one
- The Boathouse Restaurant (Ely)
- "Traditional British cuisine with contemporary style"
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Feature(s): Riverside location
Mini-review: Every forkful is to be savoured
- The Bombay Brasserie (Cambridge)
- "In this little gem you'll enjoy a fine indian"
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Feature(s): well-established - near the river - large groups welcome
Mini-review: Staff make an effort to make you feel at home, taking pride in their service and knowledge of the dishes
- Cafe Adriatic (Cambridge)
- "Independent Italian Restaurant"
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Feature(s): Italian and Croatian cuisine - seafood - good pizzas
Mini-review: Excellent and wonderfully presented food, including a wide range of seafood, that draws on influences from both Croatia and Italy
- California Kitchen (Bury St Edmunds)
- "Totally awesome place to eat"
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Mini-review: Spying a bottle of Root Beer in the fridge we couldn't resist accompanying our meal with this American classic
- The Cambridge Chop House (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: As part of an already winning formula, and with an enviable location at the head of King's Parade, there is a certain expectation when you visit the Cambridge Chop House.
- Carringtons cafe restaurant (Cambridge)
- "where the locals go"
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Feature(s): expansive subterranean venue - wide menu - very OAP friendly
Mini-review: everything needed to restore a weary consumer
- Charlie Chan (Cambridge)
- "A taste of the real China"
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Feature(s): 'Blue Lagoon Lounge' - jazz , dancing, live music Fri-Sat - spacious and elegant
Mini-review: two restaurants in one: pleasant, uncomplicated meals downstairs and memorable evening dining and entertainment upstairs... in the top class of Chinese restaurants in the area
- The Chequers (Fordham)
- "The Chequers hits the right note every time"
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Mini-review: Endlessly cheery hosts Ian and Lisa Salmon have not only installed a full-on Indian restaurant but lure in punters with a regular weekly programme of free live music
- The Chequers (Pampisford)
- "cosy village pub with good food at reasonable prices"
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Feature(s): 15th century building - customer-friendly ethos - quality food
Mini-review: the slow-roast belly of pork pie with cider and apples was excellent: full of flavour without over-reliance on salt
- Christ's College (Cambridge)
- "16c hall & other elegant dining rooms"
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Feature(s): 500 year old college - up to 130 capacity - formal dining
Mini-review: One of the university's oldest colleges...good conference and wedding facilities.
- Churchill College (Cambridge)
- "16c hall & other elegant dining rooms"
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Feature(s): Conferences, banqueting and meeting facilities for up to 300 - modern college - exhibition space - dining hall up to 400 capacity - good transport links
Mini-review: Striking 1950s architecture...conference and banqueting facilities available all year round.
- Clare College (Cambridge)
- "2nd oldest College in Cambridge"
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Feature(s): up to 100 capacity - 17th Century hall for banquets - accomodation available
Mini-review: A beautiful setting for a conference or event with a variety of rooms available.
- Corpus Christi College (Cambridge)
- "Magnificent paneled dining hall"
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Feature(s): up to 160 capacity - central Cambridge college - formal dining
Mini-review: A tradtional Cambridge college... modern facilities for conferences and elegant settings for banquets.
- The Crown Inn (Broughton)
- "Fine food and real ales"
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Mini-review: The menu has an unapologetically British emphasis, with French and Italian influences
- The Crown Inn (Linton)
- "Freehouse, restaurant & accomodation"
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Mini-review: The façade of this firmly established and popular 18th century coaching inn is adorned with a colourful profusion of hanging baskets and planters
- d'Arry's (Cambridge)
- "d'Arry's Wine Shop - city drinking & dining"
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Feature(s): British cuisine - impressive decor - wine specialists
Mini-review: Around us gleamed hundreds of (empty) wine bottles on two sides of the room from owners d'Arenberg winery in the world famous McLaren Vale region of South Australia
- De Luca Cucina & Bar (Cambridge)
- "Modern Italian restaurant and cocktail bar"
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Feature(s): room for up to 30 - Audio facilities - LCD Plasma Screen, DVD
Mini-review: a top destination for first dates or business dinners
- Doubletree by Hilton, Cambridge Garden House (Cambridge)
- "Dine in the finest location in Cambridge"
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Feature(s): four luxury rooms - wedding licence - first class facilities
Mini-review: ...a dark chocolate "pyramid" with Bailey's sauce... truly worth a visit for... If chocolate is your tastebuds' nirvana
- Downing College (Cambridge)
- "Elegant neo-classical dining hall"
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Feature(s): conferences - licence to conduct weddings - large dining events - licence to conduct weddings - large dining events
Mini-review: A popular setting for weddings.
- Duke of Wellington (Willingham)
- "the pie and salad pub"
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Feature(s): Traditional village pub - Outdoor area - Available for receptions
Mini-review: A good pie is dependant on the quality of its pastry, and we were not disappointed
- Edwinns Bar and Restaurant (Cambridge)
- "Home of affordable fine dining in Cambridge"
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Feature(s): central Cambridge - sophisticated dining - spacious venue
Mini-review: staff hovered without being overbearing but with discreet concern for our contentment... a quality establishment...
- The Eltisley (Eltisley)
- "A flavour of the traditional with a timeless and relaxed style all of our own"
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Mini-review: This fabulously well-portioned Cambridgeshire venue offers "space for different people and different occasions"
- Emmanuel College (Cambridge)
- "Quintessential venue with superb cuisine"
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Feature(s): up to 160 capacity - central Cambridge - banquets
Mini-review: suprisingly serene ...Suitable for conferences, weddings and dinners
- Eraina Taverna (Cambridge)
- "Greek food with cosmopolitan choices"
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Feature(s): extensive international menu - warm welcoming atmosphere - devoted regulars
Mini-review: The menu certainly gives the air of something passed down through generations. Its closely hand written descriptions range over dishes that must have been introduced by each successive chef
- Fitzbillies Restaurant (Cambridge)
- "intimate dining and bistro-style lunch"
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Feature(s): fine dining - Cambridge centre - independent
Mini-review: further delving revealed the dark red fruit compote below ...epitome of bad for you sugar-and-cream goodness
- Fitzwilliam College (Cambridge)
- "The best of the old and the new"
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Mini-review: One of the more modern Cambridge colleges ... Available for conferences and banquets
- The Fleur Bar & Bistro (Cambridge)
- "Smart urban eatery and watering hole"
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Mini-review: Miss out on the revamped Fleur Bar & Bistro at your peril
- The Fountain Inn (Cambridge)
- "a warm and inviting place to be"
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Feature(s): central Cambridge - pub grub - DJ nights
Mini-review: The Fountain's unique selling point is a range of quality pies; its secret weapon in the pub lunch war.
- The Fox (Burwell)
- "Traditional pub in Burwell with a Mexican twist"
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Feature(s): Mexican Restaurant - real ales - 300-year old traditional pub
Mini-review: We shared a 'chimichanga' served with ice cream and caramel sauce, the highlight of our meal
- The George and Dragon (Elsworth)
- "Quality restaurant specialising in the finest fresh fish"
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Mini-review: The seafood, which the George and Dragon takes pride in, is delivered fresh from Lowestoft each day
- The George Inn (Babraham)
- "a passion for detail"
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Mini-review: It's nice to see local produce in use - Suffolk rack of lamb, Dunmow pork fillet with pistachio mousse and Gressingham duck jostle for position
- Girton College (Cambridge)
- "Set in 50 acres of trees and grassland"
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Feature(s): up to 280 capacity - dining - just outside Cambridge
Mini-review: conferences and dining...Sports facilities
- Gonville & Caius College (Cambridge)
- "Fine food & wine in a 14c setting"
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- Graffiti Restaurant (Cambridge)
- "Modern English cuisine with a Mediterranean twist"
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Feature(s): contemporary cuisine - fine dining - tranquill setting
Mini-review: Alarmingly a painting of a huge black hairy tarantula lurks over the doorway. It's enough to send some diners scurrying back home at the double!
- The Green Man (Six Mile Bottom)
- "Serves great British sizzling steaks"
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Mini-review: The back corner of the pub has a section devoted to Vinnie Jones
- Homerton College (Cambridge)
- "First class hospitality"
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Feature(s): dining up to 250 - wedding licence - conferences
Mini-review: old and new buildings... hosts conferences, dinners and weddings
- The Hoops Tandoori (Great Eversden)
- "For the connoisseurs of Indian Food"
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Feature(s): chic modern eatery - freshly prepared, home-style - comprehensive takeaway menu
Mini-review: Care and attention has obviously been taken throughout to provide relaxing background to showcase the food.
- The Horseshoe Inn and Restaurant (Offord D'Arcy)
- "Passionate about food - it's all about quality"
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Feature(s): pub/restaurant - generous portions - good service
Mini-review: It is clear that the chef, Richard Kennedy, has a commitment to quality but also a flair for putting together flavours in a creative way
- Hughes Hall (Cambridge)
- "Ideal for central meetings close to the station"
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Feature(s): small college - central location - calm setting
Mini-review: pleasant setting but limited function facilities
- Jesus College (Cambridge)
- "Excellent cuisine and friendly service"
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Feature(s): wedding licence - dinning - plentiful parking
Mini-review: large central Cambridge college set in spacious grounds
- King's College (Cambridge)
- "Dine in grandeur"
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Feature(s): International conference centre with traditional surroundings & modern facilities.
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- Lalbagh (Bourn)
- "Extensive array of authentic Indian meals"
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Mini-review: Resembling a brick built country pub on the outside Lalbagh lives up to its palatial namesake on the inside
- La Margherita (Cambridge)
- "Family-run Italian restaurant with authentic, delicious cuisine"
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Feature(s): authentic Italian - adjoining cake shop - function room for 30
Mini-review: combines excellent food bursting with flavour in a venue of equal character
- La Tasca (Cambridge)
- "Spanish Tapas Bar and Restaurant"
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Mini-review: the ambience of a lively family gathering, with several large tables filled with grandparents, young couples and children, all sharing their food and laughing over drinks in a Mediterranean way
- The Lazy Otter (Stretham)
- "Relax on any day of the week at The Lazy Otter"
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Feature(s): Traditional Pub - Riverside location - Children's play area
Mini-review: The general theme here is for family dining. So good portion sizes and a menu that encompasses most tastes
- Le Gros Franck (Cambridge)
- "Genuine French food"
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Feature(s): Authentic French Cuisine - Patisserie and Restaurant - Intimate and Relaxing
Mini-review: We couldn't think of one fault in our evening at Le Gros Franck
- The Lion & Lamb (Milton)
- "'The best pub food in Milton' according to our customers"
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Mini-review: Hearty, traditional pub-style home cooking, served in a family-friendly, social environment
- Loch Fyne Restaurant (Cambridge)
- "Sustainably sourced fresh fish, shellfish and oysters"
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Feature(s): fresh seafood - good service - fine dining
Mini-review: refurbishment in January 2007 created a bigger bar/waiting area near the door, making it easier to pop for a quick oyster fix
- Lucy Cavendish College (Cambridge)
- "Beautiful gardens and Victorian splendour"
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Feature(s): Dining for up to 140 - banquets & private dinning - conferences
Mini-review: small college ...3 acres of grounds
- Madingley Hall (Cambridge)
- "With fresh and seasonal catering"
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Feature(s): dining for up to 100 - conferences - outside Cambridge
Mini-review: Not for large events, but a peaceful setting
- Magdalene College (Cambridge)
- "Unique and charming atmosphere"
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Feature(s): wedding licence - conferences
Mini-review: dining by candlelight
- Masa Restaurant (Sawston)
- "Romantic setting with the best prices"
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Mini-review: At only £12.50 a head the set menu represents tremendous value for money, and the rest of the menu and wine list is equally well priced. Most importantly the quality of the cooking means you would hardly care how much it cost anyway.
- The Merry Monk (Isleham)
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Feature(s): Elegant dining - Fine Food - Historic village setting
Mini-review: cosy intimacy not found in most contemporary settings
- Meze (St Ives)
- "Meze and a warm welcome"
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- Michaelhouse Centre (Cambridge)
- "spirited hospitality at the heart of Cambridge"
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Feature(s): 5 rooms & space for 150 - Perfect for exhibitions & performances - beautiful converted church
Mini-review: elevate an ordinary midday snack to a spiritual experience
- Milton Park English & Thai Restaurant (Milton)
- "Thai and E-san cuisine with style"
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Feature(s): authentic Thai - peaceful setting
Mini-review: Originally from the north-east of Thailand on the Laos border, the owners offer a rare opportunity to try their native E-san cuisine.
- The Moller Centre (Cambridge)
- "Stunning Scandinavian architecture"
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- Murray Edwards College (Cambridge)
- "Dine in the spectacular 'Dome'"
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Feature(s): conferences - good access - dining
Mini-review: striking dome topped dining hall
- Nanna Mexico (Cambridge)
- "Fresh authentic Mexican food"
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Mini-review: scores high on value for money - portions are a decent size and it's difficult to spend more than a fiver on a main.
- Needhams Restaurant (Witchford)
- "Best reason to visit Witchford"
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Feature(s): Fine food - Traditional dining - Private functions
Mini-review: For people who enjoy leisurely dining in a traditional setting
- Newnham College (Cambridge)
- "Graceful Queen Anne style"
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Feature(s): dining for up to 150 - Functions for 10 to 175 guests including wedding receptions, gala dinners, receptions, garden parties.
Mini-review: a small redbrick college
- New Wellington (Newmarket)
- "Friendly atmosphere with great food"
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Feature(s): Friendly atmosphere - Great food - reasonably priced - Traditional Sunday lunches
Mini-review: Landlord Keith Pawley used to be a regular at the New Wellington himself before he took over
- The Old Cannon Brewery (Bury St Edmunds)
- "A gastro brewery with accommodation"
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Mini-review: Recently refurbished in period colours, the eating area also has a blazing fire, on the mantelpiece of which is a candlestick so large one can imagine it being wielded by Colonel Mustard in the Library in a game of Cluedo
- Peking Restaurant (Cambridge)
- "Acclaimed Chinese food freshly cooked to order"
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Feature(s): authentic flavoursome food - relaxed atmosphere
Mini-review: "You must always share!" she advised us as we ordered, and good job too, as there is a huge variety of appetizing items on the menu
- Pembroke College (Cambridge)
- "A distinguished ancient setting"
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Feature(s): up to 175 guests - central Cambridge location - conferences, weddings, dinners
Mini-review: experienced in hosting residential conferences, wedding receptions, gala dinners and garden parties
- Peterhouse (Cambridge)
- "The first of the Cambridge Colleges"
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Feature(s): formal dinning for up to 105 - standing buffets up to 180 - set in 5 acres of gardens
Mini-review: Their medieval hall, completed in 1290 ...is available for formal dining
- The Plough (Coton)
- "The best of the old and the modern"
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Mini-review: We were salivating in anticipation of the 'chocolate ravioli with brioche and hot chocolate sauce'
- Polonia (Cambridge)
- "The best of Polish cuisine"
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Feature(s): The best of Polish cuisine - Pierogi, placki ziemniaczane - 12 different Polish beers
Mini-review: A little piece of Poland in the fens
- The Punter (Cambridge)
- "Exciting gastro pub!"
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Feature(s): gastropub - outdoor courtyard - private dining room
Mini-review: The mussels, served with sprigs of thyme, were enormous and may not be bettered this side of the Channel.
- Queen Adelaide (Croydon)
- "Warm and welcoming traditional English freehouse"
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Mini-review: Named in honour of the wife of King William IV who back in 1837 visited nearby Wimpole Hall)
- Queens' College (Cambridge)
- "Grand fireplaces, portraits and beams"
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Feature(s): Residential and non-residential conferences, meetings, lunches and dinners.
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- Rainbow Vegetarian Café (Cambridge)
- "vegetarian food that everyone likes"
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Feature(s): vegetarian food - vegan & gluten free diets
Mini-review: A glance at the menu reveals such a feast of ingredients that it's easy to forget the absence of meat.
- The Red Bull (Newnham)
- "Simple pleasures in stylish local"
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Mini-review: And is everybody pleased by all this? Well, everybody who springs for the cheeseburger certainly should be
- The Red Lion (Hinxton)
- "Proudly traditional English country pub"
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Feature(s): traditional English food - Attractive village location - Sunday roast lunch and evening
Mini-review: A place which invites intrigue and lets you sup the spirit of an ancient inn
- The Rice Boat (Cambridge)
- "Kerala cuisine-Indian food but not as you know it"
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Feature(s): Kerala Cuisine - minimalist decor - popular fish dishes
Mini-review: Here the interior design clichés of the typical British Indian or Bangladeshi restaurant have been discarded as the spacious establishment has a light and airy feel with big wide windows
- Riverside Restaurant and Granta Bar (Cambridge)
- "excellent food, great views"
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Mini-review: With an atmosphere of quiet serenity, magnificent views over the Cam and polite attentive service to match, the Riverside Restaurant is the perfect place for a special meal or business lunch. We were greeted with a smile and seated at one of the white tablecloth-covered tables.
- Robinson College (Cambridge)
- "Excellent service from experienced team"
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Feature(s): sit-down dining for up to 240 - receptions for up to 400
Mini-review: resembles a modern red brick castle
- The Rose (Stapleford)
- "Unique dining experience in relaxed surroundings"
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Mini-review: As you turn into the large car park of this charming hostelry your nostrils are assailed with the delicious odours of roasting, conjuring up all manner of culinary delights
- Royal Standard (Cambridge)
- "authentic, freshly prepared Indian and Thai food"
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Mini-review: Whilst retaining the original name the new Royal Standard is not a pub and makes no effort to say so. Unashamedly a restaurant it covers an interesting combination of Indian and Thai cuisine.
- The Rupert Brooke (Grantchester)
- "atmospheric interior with modern cuisine"
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Feature(s): classy food - pretty village setting - famous Grantchester
Mini-review: Here, honey may not be on the menu but you can be sure of a jolly good feed
- Sauce (Cambridge)
- "funky lounge bar"
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Feature(s): elegant bar, cocktails - private function hire - excellent bar snacks and meals
Mini-review: Visitors to Sauce also benefit from an excellent food menu
- Selwyn College (Cambridge)
- "Friendly college in quiet residential location"
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Feature(s): dining for up to 190
Mini-review: Selwyn College was built in Nineteenth Centuey in the Tudor Gothic style
- Sergio's Restaurant (Soham)
- "the sort of place you go out of your way for"
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Mini-review: ... we finished the evening joining the whole restaurant in a round of 'Happy Birthday' for one of the customers, and we left feeling as if it was our special day.
- Shiraz (Cambridge)
- "Freshly made Middle Eastern & Persian cuisine"
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Feature(s): City centre dining - modern interior
Mini-review: The owner of Shiraz is Iranian and prefers to dwell on his own culinary heritage, selecting the most popular dishes from across Iran for his menu
- Sidney Sussex College (Cambridge)
- "Attractive gardens for summer functions"
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Feature(s): Formal dining for up to 126
Mini-review: small college situated in the centre of Cambridge
- Spiceland (Sawtry)
- "Indian and Bangladeshi banquet and buffet cuisine"
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Feature(s): Eat as much as you like buffet - Tasty indian food - Out of the way location
Mini-review: buffet offers a generous amount of dishes: twelve meat curries, twelve vegetarian curries and all the sundries your heart could desire
- St Edmund's College (Cambridge)
- "Okinaga room offers spectacular city view"
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- The Star Inn (Lidgate)
- "Twice winner of the Daily Telegraph Perfect Pub award"
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Feature(s): award-winning Catalan food - wide menu - cosy pub surroundings
Mini-review: wild boar and strawberries ...it is no exaggeration to say that it was one of the best dishes we had ever tasted
- St Catharine's College (Cambridge)
- "Historic buildings in central location"
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- St John's College (Cambridge)
- "Serene atmosphere in ancient courts"
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- Tang Chinese (Cambridge)
- "Be tempted by the tang of authentic Chinese food"
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Mini-review: For pudding, note there is quite a selection of ice creams tucked away in the corner - we nearly missed them!
- The Tap Room (St Ives)
- "Enjoy, share, relax, belong"
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Feature(s): acoustic nights - cocktail bar - bar snacks
Mini-review: you can sink into a sofa, relax, enjoy the ambiance and completely loose track of time.
- Three Horsehoes Inn (Houghton)
- "Restaurant quality food at pub prices"
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Mini-review: As you approach a charming little village square with its pleasing jumble of old buildings you will see the welcome sign of the Three Horseshoes
- The Three Horseshoes Inn (Abbots Ripton)
- "a warm welcome awaits at the Three Horseshoes Inn"
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Mini-review: The warm and welcoming building is eclipsed by the warmth of the reception by Jane, partner and front of house dynamo, who positively whizzes around the place
- The Three Tuns (Cowlinge)
- "17th Century Freehouse - a truly traditional experience"
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Mini-review: Despite arriving surprisingly fast, roast dinners in pubs rarely have this much taste.
- The Tram Depot (Cambridge)
- "contemporary pub with fine food and ales"
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Feature(s): modern pub - good burgers - real ale
Mini-review: the overall feel of the décor is modern pub rather than ye olde inn
- Trinity Hall (Cambridge)
- "Beautiful riverside setting for private dining"
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Feature(s): Dining facilities with parties of anything from 8 ? 110 catered for
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- Turkuaz Turkish Cuisine (Newmarket)
- "Real Turkish tastes & flavours"
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- Valley Connection (Bury St Edmunds)
- "Exquisite Indian restaurant in Bury"
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Feature(s): increase trade at lunch weekda - Sun-Thu eves and Sunday lunch - increase presence on internet
Mini-review: The Valley Connection is definitely a cut above, without being expensive or unwelcoming
- The Vaults (Cambridge)
- "Best independent bar & restaurant in Cambridge"
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Feature(s): party platters - sophisticated and intimate - unobtrusive & relaxed service
Mini-review: Tucked away underground on Trinity Street the bar-restaurant is ideally positioned to be a favourite hang out
- Westminster College (Cambridge)
- "Private dining in the Principal's Lodge"
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Feature(s): close to city centre - easy access
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- The White Horse (Barton)
- "Friendly country restaurant with home-made food!"
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Feature(s): capacity for up to 75 people - bed and breakfast accommmodation
Mini-review: There's a piano in the restaurant but the kind of beautiful music they make in this pub-restaurant comes from the kitchen.
- Wheatsheaf (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: From the outside it looks like your traditional village pub - we were half-expecting real ale, dominoes and bar stools. However, the interior has a much classier feel
- 2wenty4 (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: the 10-room conference centre, 100-seat restaurant, sandwich shop and bar welcome everyone... run with impeccable efficiency
- The Agora at the Copper Kettle (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: a Turkish restaurant with a menu and ambience to tantalise the imagination
- Ahar (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Ahar is definitely trying to spice up the local curry trade on Mill Road
- Aki Teri (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: a menu bursting with imagination and choice
- Al Casbah (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: the open plan restaurant is transformed by a great Bedouin tent completely covering the ceiling, adding to the intimacy as well as the character
- Ali Baba (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: king prawn karahi was one of the best curries we had eaten in a long time
- All Bar One (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: restaurants and upmarket bars, All-Bar-One nicely bridges the two
- The Almonry Restaurant & Tea Rooms (Ely)
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Mini-review: home-made cakes and views through the patio doors of the cathedral and garden
- Anthurium (Harston)
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Mini-review: Service was quick and the food was presented with a sophistication that hinted towards the owner/head chef's London roots
- Arundel House Hotel (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Overall the menu itself is imaginative, varied and well-thought out, with combinations of flavours that should excite all taste buds
- Ask Restaurant (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: based on the twin pillars of classic Italian cuisine: pizza and pasta
- Backstreet Bistro (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: a friendly welcome and clean, comfortable surroundings have made this cosy restaurant increasingly popular over the past few years
- Bangkok City (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Thailand is known as the "Land of smiles" and the Thai staff at Bangkok City do a good job of living up to it
- The Barn Restaurant (Pidley)
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Mini-review: This is no conversion; it is a 21st century light and airy purpose built structure
- Beefeater Traveller's Rest (Cambridge)
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- The Beehive (Horringer)
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Mini-review: Although the prices are on the higher end of the scale, The Beehive is worth the extra cash for the quality food received and the pleasant atmosphere
- Bella Italia (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: a perfect themed venue for families and larger groups looking for a place to break bread without worrying about the noise or the mess.
- Bella Italia - Grafton Centre (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: venue has a relaxed feel despite its location in a hectic and bustling shopping centre
- Bella Italia - Leisure Park (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Bella Italia manages to not only look like a Continental café but also feel like one
- BKK Thai Restaurant (Ely)
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Mini-review: The menu at BKK promises good tasting healthy Thai cuisine but what it doesn't mention is that the food looks good too . . .
- Blue Lion (Hardwick)
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Mini-review: ...rumoured to be haunted by "Mabel", a landlady who died there during the eighteenth century, though the present landlord claims this is "... just a myth, I think".
- Blue Spice (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Dedicated to good food it certainly is, with a mission statement even: "to bring the flavours and aroma of truly traditional food from different regions of India prepared by our Indian Chefs"
- Bongo Raj (Huntingdon)
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- Bosphorus (Cambridge)
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- Brampton Mill (Brampton)
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Mini-review: A careful drive along a single track access road, past a small marina and a campsite for the aquatic nomads amongst us, and you reach the eighteenth century Mill
- Brasserie Chez Gerard (Cambridge)
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- Brasserie Chez Gerard (Bury St Edmunds)
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Mini-review: resonates with the Gallic sights, sounds and smells of Paris, Tangiers and Louisiana
- The Bridge (Waterbeach)
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Mini-review: an abundance of cosy corners, inglenook fireplaces and candlelit tables
- Bridge House (St Neots)
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Mini-review: Somewhere for a classy, no nonsense meal (with a twist or two) in a pleasant and scenic dining room.
- Browns Restaurant (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: service was impeccable: knowledgeable, attentive yet pleasantly unhurried
- The Bushel & Strike (Ashwell)
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Mini-review: Our evening spent at The Bushel & Strike was one of the best value meals we have had in a long time, in terms of price, quality and atmosphere
- Cafe Rouge (Bury St Edmunds)
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Mini-review: Anyone who comes across Café Rouge in Bury St Edmunds will certainly remember the occasion. It occupies one of the grandest edifices in the heart of the historic market town
- Cafe Naz (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: Uniquely among Cambridge's 25 or so Indian and Bangladeshi restaurants, Cafe Naz... has broken from the local flock wall paper crowd with a new, dynamic appearance ... still takes its food seriously
- Cafe Papaya (St Ives)
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Mini-review: we were transported to Thailand through our taste buds
- Cafe Rouge (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: ... does a very good impression of an old-fashioned French pavement café... well known for its mussels... a safe bet
- Caffe Uno (Cambridge)
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Mini-review: If location is what you are looking for in a restaurant, Caffe Uno on Bridge Street is hard to beat
- The Cantonese Restaurant (Bury St Edmunds)