Category: Craft Beer in Cambridge
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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…
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Solea Bistro – Greek, Spanish & Italian on Norfolk Street
Cambridge isn’t blessed with a wide variety of Greek or Spanish restaurants, and that goes doubly so for al fresco dining. So imagine my delight when I caught wind on The Cambridge Foodies Facebook group that Soleá Bistro had opened.…
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Xiao Spots: Your Dumpling, King Street
As part of my ongoing journey to hunt down all the hidden Asian spots Cambridge has to offer – those places that fly under our radar every day, known mostly to homesick Asian students craving a taste of home –…
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Ely’s newest restaurant: Grain Kitchen & Bar
I was genuinely disappointed when I heard that Mangiare over at Ely Leisure Park had closed down. Ely has always lacked an authentic Italian spot and it felt like a huge win for the local food scene when it first…
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Kor.deli – St Ives best kept foodie secret 🇰🇷
People walk past this place on the high street all the time, blissfully unaware of what is sitting right inside. kor.deli is easily one of St Ives’ best-kept foodie secrets – a tiny, intimate Korean joint with just two seats…
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The Beach at Ben’s Yard: Is the Controversial Price Tag Actually Worth It?
If you have been keeping an eye on local social media over the last couple of weeks, you will have seen a fair bit of noise surrounding the return of The Beach at Ben’s Yard near Ely. This is a…
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La Pizzica, Eddington. The best pizza in years!
Getting into Eddington is always a bit of an ordeal. Navigating the maze of speed bumps and traffic-calming measures feels like a proper obstacle course, and after having to drive all the way through the village, you then have to…
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Amore: An authentic family-run Italian restaurant in St Ives
For my father’s birthday, we finally paid a visit to Amore in St Ives—a popular Italian favourite that has been on my radar for years. Tucked away on the Quay in the heart of the town, this family-run restaurant was…
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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…
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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.…
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