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Where to eat Pizza food in Cambridge: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in Cambridge. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you.. 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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7. The Punt Yard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
A retro inspired funky bar/kitchen where 50's chic meets whacky cool! Think artisan pizzas, posh kebabs, and superfood salads being washed down with crazy crafts, quirky cocktails and indulgently large glasses of fizz.
Reviewed By nICE1m8ey
Three lagers on, Amstel, Heineken and Biera Moretti but only Moretti actually available. Probably one of the worst pints I've had. Luckily we only stopped for a quick drink before moving on elsewhere. But the place was nice, staff friendly, so will give it another go...maybe.
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6. Don Pasquale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1025 reviews
A resounding Cambridge favourite since opening in 1973, Don Pasquale offers wholesome Italian favourites and warm family hospitality. Set within the hubbub of the historic market square, Don Pasquale guests can enjoy the parasol-sheltered outdoor terrace
Reviewed By 457maryannl
We found this charming restaurant in Cambridge. The ambiance was cosy and very homely and was greeted by very welcoming staff. Calzone and carbonara reminded me of Italy. We would definitely be going back! Thank you - lovely to hear that you enjoyed your visit to us. Kind regards
5. Bella Italia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 637 reviews
Based in the busy Cambridge Leisure Park, Bella Italia is just the ticket for delicious, well priced Italian food. The dining room is a warm and inviting space and is perfect for groups of friends or families enjoying a day or night out. The menu is exten
Reviewed By alessiam12378
I went to have dinner at Bella Italia on Sunday last week. I was amazed by the excellent customer service skills of Andrea. He was extremely friendly, approachable and always with a smile. The food was very good but the excellent customer service received by Andrea was a value added to our dinner. He is definitely an asset to your team! We will come back thanks to this positive experience!
4. La Margherita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 445 reviews
Set on the oldest street in Cambridge, La Margherita is a friendly family run restaurant est 1990. We offer good quality food using traditional recipes with a modern twist. Our pizza dough is made fresh on the premises and all sauces stocks and soups are
Reviewed By VRB17
Two of us went searching for reasonably quiet place in Cambridge city centre for lunch. The punting area around Bridge street was very busy and crowded and too hot. Temp was 35 deg. Walked up the Bridge street to La Margherita. Cooler inside. I requested penne all'arrabiata which was not on the menu--no problem. Double checked on meat in it ( I am a vegetarian). The manager politely reminded me that classic arrabbiata does not contain meat. We both were in agreement. We had some starters. My wife had pizza which thin and tasty, perhaps a bit too much cheese to our liking. Next time we will request for less cheese. My penne was ala dente and spicy enough and sauce was perfect. Gelati was what I expect from an Italian restaurant in UK. Overall experience--very nice meal and comfortable and congenial atmosphere. Will visit again.
3. La Mimosa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 514 reviews
Reviewed By groucho007
The strengths of this place are its location - on one side by a park and on the other side the river - so on a summer' s evening, it was delightful to sit and look out over the punters on the river; and also the welcome from the manager was warm and Italian. The food was standard Italian, perfectly Ok but nothing to write home about and the service was friendly but sometimes slow - one poor lady was left to do most of it. There were some vegetarian options but could have been more.
2. Tradizioni
Overall Ratings
4 based on 476 reviews
We are an informal Italian restaurant and we love to prepare food as our granny taught us. Our dishes are simple and tasty. Portions are generous but if you're still hungry you shouldn't hesitate to ask for more. If you're looking for a fancy restaurant w
Reviewed By BucklesCorner
I love this neighbourhood restaurant. Bowl of carbonara and funghi-salsice pizza compare to any I've had in restaurants in New York, London and Italy. They provide half portions so you can have two courses. Corkage at £3. And the nutty parmesean is grated at the table. I am on my way there now...Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a lovely review. We hope we can serve you again in the near future.
Where to eat Pakistani food in Cambridge: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Amelie Flam-kuche
Overall Ratings
5 based on 184 reviews
A mega tasty, mega thin crispy flatbread topped with the freshest mouthwatering ingredients. Perfect from dawn till dusk!
Reviewed By futtock21
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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