Guidebook for Cambridge
Food Scene
Sala Thong Thai Restaurant
35 Newnham RdExcellent authentic Thai food, good friendly service.
Authentic south Indian restaurant - excellent and unusual menu of delicious dishes.
10 locals recommend
Rice Boat
37 Newnham RdAuthentic south Indian restaurant - excellent and unusual menu of delicious dishes.
Granta
14 Newnham RdNice pub with terrace overlooking the mill pond.
Unique and historical place to stroll to in the summer for a light lunch or traditional tea and scones sitting in deck chairs under the apple trees. Virginia Woolf loved it!
72 locals recommend
The Orchard Tea Garden
47 Mill WayUnique and historical place to stroll to in the summer for a light lunch or traditional tea and scones sitting in deck chairs under the apple trees. Virginia Woolf loved it!
Wonderfully located coffee shop selling a great range of ice-cream - sit outside and bask in the beauty of Kings College Chapel, and watch the buskers and the tourists.
Benets Cafe
21 King's ParadeWonderfully located coffee shop selling a great range of ice-cream - sit outside and bask in the beauty of Kings College Chapel, and watch the buskers and the tourists.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Red Bull
11 Barton RdTraditional english pub. Serves pizza and other food.
Everything Else
Fun thing to do in Cambridge - large selection of punts, canoes, kayaks etc for hire. Great way to see the Colleges from the river.
22 locals recommend
Scudamore's Boatyard Punt Station
Granta PlaceFun thing to do in Cambridge - large selection of punts, canoes, kayaks etc for hire. Great way to see the Colleges from the river.
City Cycle Hire
61 Newnham RdOur local bike hire shop - only a few minutes walk.
Sightseeing
All you need to know about vitising Cambridge.
11 locals recommend
Cambridge Visitor Information Centre
Peas HillAll you need to know about vitising Cambridge.
Don't miss the amazing high tech mechanical/electronic clock on the corner of Bene't Street, apparently driven by a locust-like 'Chronophage'.
Corpus Christi College
Trumpington StreetDon't miss the amazing high tech mechanical/electronic clock on the corner of Bene't Street, apparently driven by a locust-like 'Chronophage'.
Climb to the top of the tower for fantastic 360 degree views over Cambridge.
26 locals recommend
Great St Mary's Church (Church of England)
Senate House HillClimb to the top of the tower for fantastic 360 degree views over Cambridge.
Arts & Culture
All the best films, friendly staff, and a great cafe/restaurant upstairs with big comfy armchairs to lounge around in on a rainy day.
69 locals recommend
Arts Picturehouse
38-39 St Andrew's StAll the best films, friendly staff, and a great cafe/restaurant upstairs with big comfy armchairs to lounge around in on a rainy day.