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The Cambridge Foodies Speak with Bridge Bagels
“ad” – Why is this here? There is something wonderfully comforting about a proper NYC-style bagel. The warm flaky crust, the dense, chewy interior that demands a serious schmear of your favourite toppings, all wrapped up in the gentle caress of the smell that fills a room. For years, finding that exact slice of Americana in Cambridge has been a pursuit of quiet desperation. Enter Bridge Bagels. Founded by the dynamic trio of Ryan Walter, Lauren Robarts, and Rossella Cavalluzzo,…
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Xiao Spots: Café Oriental – The most underrated dumplings in Cambridge?
With restaurants opening and closing every day due to the harsh economic climate, it is a testament to any place that survives the test of time. Café Oriental on Burleigh Street, however, has been serving up dumplings for as long as I can remember. In fact, a big part of its longevity is that it is so much more than your average Chinese restaurant. Alongside their traditional dishes, they also serve up classic British café staples, from a full…
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The best steak joints in Cambridge, written by a local
The Best Premium Steak Kobe Kobe Steakhouse is the undisputed heavy hitter if you are looking for top-tier, ultra-premium steak in the city. As an official member of the Kobe Beef Association in Japan, their sourcing is second to none, showcasing everything from high-marbling global cuts to authentic A5+ Japanese Wagyu. The ribeye is a […]
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Farewell, Oscars, hello Carman’s! Cambridge’s newest pizza joint @ The Blue Moon
After a rather solemn farewell to Oscar’s Lockdown Pizza at The Blue Moon, we say an enthusiastic hello to Carmen’s Pizza, who has now taken over the kitchen. Luckily, Carmen’s will still have a familiar face in Guillo, who previously managed Oscar’s, so he knows great pizza and the operation inside out. Many of you […]
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Xiao Spots: Cooking a hotpot @ Kung Woo, Regent Street
I would like to make a formal apology. After my latest video where I stated that the brand-new Tripot on Quayside was the only place in Cambridge where you could create your own hotpot at your table, I was wrong. Nothing travels faster than light…well, other than being wrong on the internet and one of […]
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Tripots, Quayside – Sharing hotpots at your table
Holy cow, what a find! After my crash course in customisation at Mr Wang’s Hotpot on Regent Street – where I picked ingredients from a fridge and handed them over to the kitchen to be cooked – I caught wind of a brand-new hotpot restaurant on Quayside offering a similar experience, BUT with a dedicated hotpot at each table. This allows you not only to entirely customise your hotpot, but to cook it there and then! The idea reminded…
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The best places to eat in Cambridge: The must-try food guide for visitors (written by a local)
Cambridge boasts an exciting and diverse food scene. This can sometimes feel overwhelming for visitors, but worry not! I am a lifelong Cambridge resident, with many years of exploring this thriving restaurant scene under my belt and I am excited to share with you my hand picked favourites for people looking to get the most […]
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The best pizza in Cambridge – ranked (2026) 🍕
– An average guy’s journey to find the best pizza in Cambridge We don’t cover enough pizza on the Cambridge Foodies, so I have started a quest to discover the best pizza in Cambridge! This post will be updated frequently, so make sure to check back. If there is a place I have missed that […]
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The Seven Stars – one of the most overlooked Indian restaurants in Cambridge
The 7 Stars on Newmarket Road might just be the most overlooked Indian spot in Cambridge. Dating back to the early 19th century, this Grade II listed pub received a complete modern renovation to create a brilliant desi pub experience, pairing traditional authentic Indian cuisine with a relaxed, casual atmosphere. Despite this, I barely hear […]
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Mr Wang’s Hot Pot, Regent Street: Have a hotpot your way!
This visit was part of my ongoing journey eating my way through Regent Street. I have walked past it dozens of times over the years, and the name has always made me chuckle. I was tempted to pop in purely out of curiosity, thinking it would make a fantastic addition to my Xiao Spots series. […]