Find out what European restaurants to try in Cambridge. Cambridge might be best known for its university, home to some of the world’s greatest minds (Milton, Darwin, Hawking, etc.). But there’s a vibrant theater and arts scene here as well, and you’ll find fantastic contemporary restaurants mixed in with traditional pubs. Climb the tower of Great St. Mary’s Church for sweeping views of the city.
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4 based on 1206 reviews
The Olive Grove opened its doors for the first time on the 1st of April 2013 in Cambridge, UK; bringing from Greece the long-standing culinary tradition of the Maniot Kontakos family. Since 1992, the family has been providing executive hospitality & cater
Ordered for lunch, very sad, while they say all is cooked to order, my meal had raw rice and stuffed veges that could not be cut so tough, asked for a steak knife.tasteless and server did not want to hear about it.
4 based on 1212 reviews
Located on the top floor beneath The Roof Top Garden of The Varsity Hotel with breathtaking 360° panoramic views across the Cambridge skyline. Our relaxed brasserie and cocktail bar boasts stunning views across the city. Open all day serving delicious Gou
Edd was brilliant - his first night on and he was flawless. Food was great, couldnât ask for any more!!!
4 based on 1175 reviews
Renowned local bistro providing an elegant dining experience in the heart of the university town of Cambridge. We pride ourselves on offering outstanding home-cooked food, prepared with quality ingredients; an extensive, hand-curated wine list; and impecc
Full marks to the Manager for redeeming this restaurant with a generous discount after a disappointing dining experience. Great first impression, warm welcome, lovely table linen, nautical artwork, vibrant atmosphere but issues with the food and the service led us to consult with the Manager who understood that like everybody else we prefer to have a carefree meal.
4 based on 1784 reviews
With its divine location right on the River Cam, Midsummer House is among East Anglia's best restaurants. Once you've finished punting down the river and taking in the sights and sounds of the beautiful university city of Cambridge, pay Midsummer House a
There were 2 of us for lunch. Service was unhurried and attentive. Every course was lovely and adjustments made for dishes that contained items we wouldn't enjoy. We walked across the common and had a slight difficulty locating it but really that was not big problem.
4 based on 793 reviews
Independent British restaurant offering quality freshly prepared and cooked food with excellent service. Menu biased towards fresh fish with meat,Vegetarian and Gluten Free options.
What a great find. Although it was early in the evening we came across this restaurant looking for somewhere to eat on a Friday evening. Although it was busy, they found a table for us downstairs. Service was excellent and we all chose from the pre-theatre menu where we had 3 courses for £20 which excludes drinks and extras. The quality of the food and the presentation were both really good and we really couldnât fault anything. One of the best meals weâve had as a group of 6. You wonât be disappointed.
4 based on 726 reviews
We are an independent restaurant offering modern British with European influences. Served by a professional team in a relaxed atmosphere.
We took our French friends to dinner to experience a quality English restaurant.I was not let down. The food service team provided a caring and attentive service.The kitchen team demonstrated their creative culinary skills with food that was perfectly presented at good temperatures, full of delicious flavours, textures and blends of interesting ingredients, all at reasonable prices.The highlight for me was the sea trout which was absolutely right on the point of being perfectly cooked with wonderful flavours. Well done!
4 based on 210 reviews
Tu Casa is an independent Spanish restaurant in Cambridge. Serving authentic, traditional and delicious Spanish tapas, mains and charcuterie, the best beer, acclaimed by Spaniards, Estrella Galicia and 1906, both on draught, same as wines from the hills o
A colleague and I were staying in Cambridge for a week for a course and decided to try Tu Casa after reading the reviews and we're so glad we did!The service is top notch, very friendly, helpful, attentive and helped with my wine selection, which was yummy!Instead of having a main meal each we opted for various tapas to share; prawns, potatoes, meatballs, croquets with chorizo and a cheese plata. Oh my goodness it was all so delicious! We enjoyed every last bite and are looking to go again when we next attend our course.Thank you Tu Casa!
4 based on 724 reviews
Open for dinners , Tuesdays - Saturdays from 6.30pm . Independent Restaurant , which is Situated inside The Gonville Hotel , Gonville Place , Cambridge , CB11LY , Mid January 2017 . We source the best quality Meat, Fish , Vegetables and products. 5-7 Hous
Visited Cotto to celebrate our 57th Wedding Anniversary and both being born in Cambridge, had memories of the Gonville Hotel. The addition of Cotto, with its glass extension is a pleasant addition. Whilst serving our pre dinner drinks, the barman enquired whether we had a reservation. Once seated we were presented with the menus, plus canapés. Our table by the window was excellent as was the meal and wine, served by attentive staff. Our meal was concluded with a presentation of a decorated plate of chocolates, with a suitable inscription for our 57th year together. No hesitation in recommending.
5 based on 184 reviews
A mega tasty, mega thin crispy flatbread topped with the freshest mouthwatering ingredients. Perfect from dawn till dusk!
If only every shopping centreâs food hall could have such an outlet! Lucky Grafton Centre to have instead of the usual Big Boysâ Burgers or Trivial Tapas let alone Pasta Naff the culinary delight that are Amelieâs Flamkuchen. These are essentially light and crispy Alsatian flatbreads adorned with delicacies ranging from the âauthenticâ smoked bacon and gruyere cheese with creme fraiche through salmon and avocado, Moroccan lamb, courgettes chickpeas and honey to goats cheese and beetroot. I chose prawn with mozzarella, cherry tomatoes, capers and sweet chilli sauce. This I would receded by the creamiest of pea soups and followed by a sweet flatbread with apple and raisins. All washed down with a bottle of Amelieâs specially commissioned ale from the Stour valley. Altogether a heavenly way to forget about the contested domestic abuse and general nastiness of a family case in which I was involved later in the afternoon.
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5 based on 284 reviews
We had lunch here last week,the first time weâve eaten at this restaurant.We chose the seven course tasting menu plus wine pairings and were frankly blown away by the experience,the food was faultless both in terms of flavour combinations and presentation.The staff were equally impressive,young and enthusiastic but thoroughly professional.We particularly enjoyed our conversations with the sommelier as he presented us with our wine pairings which all matched their respective courses perfectly.I canât remember when we were more impressed when eating at a restaurant for the first time and weâll definitely be back in the near future.
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