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Barrington Road, Foxton, CB2 6SJ
6.4 miles
Chrishall, Royston, SG8
Whether you prefer a pint and a good chat, a simple bar meal or more formal a la carte cuisine, The Red Cow guarantees a friendly welcome in beautiful surroundings and delicious, homemade dishes made from daily fresh, carefully sourced ingredients on seas
6.4 miles
Hardwick, Cambridge, CB23
Quaint country pub serving freshly prepared food from the best ingredients in a family friendly environment.
6.4 miles
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2
The Cambridge Chop House was the first of our two Chop Houses. It is in the heart of the city centre, 50 yards from King’s College Chapel and a similar distance from the Arts Theatre.
6.4 miles
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2
The Eagle is a traditional English pub dating back to the 16th century, serving breakfast, lunch and evening meals.
6.4 miles
Petersfield, Cambridge, CB1
A great pub.. From March, we'll be bringing artisan pizza (cooked in our amazing pizza oven); warming one-pots (think mac n cheese) & of course some great beer!
6.4 miles
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2
OUR INDEPENDENT BRAND STRIVES TOWARDS, SUSTAINABLE, RESPECTFUL, RELAXED LIVING
6.4 miles
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2
A little something for everyone, to the pub. Time Well Spent
6.5 miles
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2
Pint Shop is all about creating a place that embraces eating and drinking equally. A place where you feely equally at home having a few beers, a light lunch or a full blown feast. A place where people from all walks of life, rub shoulders with each other.
6.5 miles
Barley, Royston, SG8
This is a lovely, traditional Olde Worlde English pub and restaurant. Great beer and an awesome menu. Bar billiards, darts and apool table in the back room with a beer garden and kids play area.
6.5 miles
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2
This was purpose built in 1937 as the Regal cinema. It was then the most up-to-date cinema in Cambridge, a veritable ‘palace’ – as it was dubbed by cinema-goers of the 1930s. Until recently, it had be