Our Latest Cambridge Reviews
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Catte Latte – Cambridge’s first ever Cat Cafe, Mill Road
I haven’t felt a countdown to the opening of a cafe or restaurant quite like this. I have had dozens of people (especially my sister) bugging me day and night about the opening date for Catte Latte. Dozens of cities across the world already have cat cafes, and the idea is pretty simple: a cafe […]
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The Fat Lounge – Giant pizza, burgers and darts
xxx After the closure of Slingers on Station Road, The Fat Lounge has finally opened, offering a wide variety of casual food alongside interactive darts and live sports. While the brand has takeaway branches across the UK, this is more than just an uninvested chain opening up in our city. The family behind it actually […]
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Namaste Village – one of Cambridge’s only vegetarian restaurants
Xxx It has been a couple of years since I last visited Namaste Village for their Veganuary Carnival. The restaurant has always been pleasant place to be but I was amazed at what they have done with the place since. The team has completely transformed it into a vibrant, modern setup that feels fresh while […]
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Hungarian Soul – Mill Road’s first Hungarian café
“ad” – Why is this here? It is no secret that I am a massive fan of Taste From Hungary on Chesterton Road. After my revisit earlier this year, the authentic family-run Hungarian restaurant has quickly turned into one of my favourite independent spots in the entire city. So when I heard the team were taking […]
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Mina Steakhouse goes Pan-Asian
Regular readers of the blog will know visiting Mina over on Brookgate near the station for years. It has always been a unique fixture in the city, offering high-energy experiential dining – complete with fire dancers, vibrant mocktails, and a proper theatrical atmosphere. But owner Jay Miah has now officially shifted gears, transitioning from a […]
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Cambridge Market: The Caribbean Barn 🇯🇲 – A Caribbean Sunday Roast
As part of my ongoing quest to try every single food stall on Cambridge Market, I recently found myself checking out The Caribbean Barn. Operating every Thursday, Friday, and Sunday, they bring a taste of the island sun to the square. On this visit, I decided to tackle something truly distinct: their Caribbean Sunday Roast. […]
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If you fancy Korean food in Cambridge, then read this!
Korean food is absolutely popping up all over Cambridge lately, with six locations now open across the city. As someone who loves Korean food, it is a brilliant time to be a foodie in town. We used to be pretty limited for choice if you wanted an authentic fix, but the independent dining scene has […]
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Cambridge Market: Kimbap82 🇰🇷
If you’ve been walking through the Market Square lately, you might have noticed a new face bringing something fresh to our city. Kimbap82 has set up shop But what is Kimbap82? It is an independent Korean street food stall run by Caro, a face that some of you might even recognise from her time over […]
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Kings Dough – Italian Sandwiches that will rock your socks off!
King Street is quickly becoming a great foodie hotspot. Not only are there many fantastic places to eat but none of them seem to overlap, offering a wide variety of choices in a small area. One of those exciting options is Kings Dough, a café-sized Italian sandwich shop claiming to be the first place to bring the panuozzo to Cambridge. But what exactly is a panuozzo? Think of it as a beautiful marriage between a sourdough pizza and a…
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Xiao Spots: Lei Yue Mun, Hobson Street
I have been out scouting for more “Xiao Spots“. For those new to the series, these are the smaller, unassuming Asian eateries – usually Chinese – that fly completely under the radar. They have almost no online footprint and zero high street presence, which is exactly why they are so special. These are the places that students head to when they are craving a proper taste of home, offering the kind of genuine, authentic cooking that you just don’t…